Von Hertling Presses Peace Points Before Reichstag
Amsterdam reports German chancellor Count von Hertling telling the Reichstag committee that Germany accepted Wilson’s four peace points in principle but was ignored by the American president. He urged a league of nations, universal disarmament, arbitration courts, and freedom of the seas while denying conquest aims.
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League of Nations
Universl
Chancellor von Hertling
Germany
Edward
France
Austria-Hungary
Balkans
Cour
Clemenceau
America
United States
Europe
Belgium
Greece
Ireland
Vther
Telegraphic Briefs on Kansas gang member killed
A telegraphic brief reports Kans Citr-Hoy Lapcaster, linked to the Pendils gang, was killed while police pursued others. One brother reportedly captured as the pursuit continued. The note mentions Abardeen and Bates in unrelated listings amid a New York reference to a United States gemma.
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Kans Citr
Lewis
Pendils
Wes
Peur’ Abardeen
Mark P. Bates
Death claims Archbishop John Ireland at 3 55 this morning
Archbishop Ireland died at 80 after heart and stomach troubles. He lingered three days on oxygen, rallied twice from near death, and died quietly with priests and relatives praying nearby. The St Paul leader, famed for years of religious and civic influence, passed in his home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements awaited word from church dignitaries after his death.
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Rose
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J.C. Byrne
Joseph Busch
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St .Augustine
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Hounehold
Joan M. Farley
New York
Yester St. Paul's
Marones
Burnchurch
Green Hills
Kilkenny
America
Boston
Allotments for States in the 6th Federal Reserve District
Nationwide notice from Minneapolis announces the Fourth Liberty loan allotments for the 6th district. Minnesota receives 183 million dollars, Wisconsin 12.5 million, North Dakota 19 million, with remaining allocations distributed to counties. totals reflect a broader Ninth Federal Reserve district effort.
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North Dakota
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State of War Declared Between Brazil and Austria
Washington reports a state of war exists between Brazil and Austria though no formal declaration has been issued. The Austrian minister to Rio de Janeiro has departed for home, and Reuters notes no immediate changes in mediation efforts.
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Brazil
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Preparations for Great Move in Macedonia Began in August
September 25 report from Petit Pari sien on the Isar front describes Allied plans for a major operation in Macedonia. General Prosper remains delayed by terrain, but engineers laid roads and lines, heavy guns were moved into place, and terrain camouflaged in anticipation of an early September assault. On September 15 the Allied barrage overran the first lines, Senegalese bombers breached trenches, and by day’s end the force held Sokol and Dobro-Polje while capturing 3,000 prisoners and fifty guns.
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Isioniki
D. Esperey
Ntor
Dojne
Pojar
Grevesta
Bobro Polje
Koziak
Adda
Hornea
Italao
Sokol
Dobro-Polje
Marshal Foch Praises Allied Armies in Interview
London dispatch says Marshal Foch welcomed Telegraph correspondent at his headquarters and spoke briefly. He praised the British as stronger and more capable than ever, lauding American troops as gallant, noting 10000 fresh Americans and asserting the enemy is shaken though not defeated. He added progress toward the Rhine would be gradual as forces gain momentum.
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London
Marshal Foch
Western Front
Telegraph
Crown Prince Charles of Romania Punished in Romania
Amsterdam reports Crown Prince Charles of Romania was confined for seventy five days by his father as commander in chief for alleged transgressions of royal rules. Dispatches say he began serving yesterday and that further measures may follow in the country’s interest. London reports confirm his arrest and discipline, noting his marriage plans to Miss Zysia Lambrino, who has no royal claim.
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Amsterdam
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Romania
Mii Regulstone
Jenny
Bertin
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Charles
Rumania
Odemm
Zysia Lambrino
Vigorous Fight Dominates Governor's Council Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text describes a vigorously contested session before the governor's council with references to Brae Lees and ore, signaling a tense public debate. Details are unclear due to damaged source text.
American and Hun Aviators Active Today In Lorraine Front
American and German air crews engaged over Lorraine as artillery and infantry patrols remained active behind the lines. Reports note intensified artillery bombardment and aerial reconnaissance while observers operated behind or near the front in shifting clouds and rain.
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Amociat Prees
St. Mintel
Dave
French Repulse Heavy Attacks Between Ailette and Aisne
Allied forces repel German offensives between the Ailette and Aisne as the French and British push toward Gricourt and Selency. In Macedonia the Allies threaten Veles and Prilep as Serbian advances near the Vardar tighten the split of German and Bulgarian forces. Aerial and artillery activity increases southwest of Metz with focus on crossroads and troop formations. no infantry engagements reported.
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Associated Press
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Macedonia
Gricourt
Selency
Ailette
Aisne
Moisy Farm
Chemin Des Dames
Vardar
Veles
Prilep
Demirkapa
Lake Doiran
Paris
Uskub
Strumitsa
Metz
British Official Report Details St Quentin Actions
German counterattacks near Gricourt and St Quentin repulsed by British forces. Prisoners taken around St Quentin. raids in Flanders and near Wueverghem reported. Franco-Greek and Allied forces advance toward Bulgarian frontier. reports of battles, artillery activity, and retreating Bulgarian forces in Macedonia and the Monastir and Doiran fronts.
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St . Quentin
Haig
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Savchy-Cauchy
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