Russians Withdraw Troopers Amid Front Shifts
London dispatch reports rapid Russian troop withdrawals in the Lipsk region with limited prisoner captures. In central and eastern areas Russian advances continue, while northern sectors show slower gains. Descriptions note Dardanelles bombardment and Italian actions, plus political chatter on Balkan rail deals and a newly named governor in Amsterdam.
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London
Lipa
Vienna
Berlin
Warsaw
Lipsk
Grodno
Paris
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Entente
Gina Gist
Monte Salubio
Homme
Hemur Cas
Ibis
Serbia
Bridge Blown Up Near Constantinople Report
London dispatch reports a British allied submarine blew up a portion of a bridge near Constantinople above the suburb of Galata. The event echoes a similar incident from weeks ago that Constantinople denied.
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Bridge
London
Bachange Talesapty Company
Constantinople
Dia
Galata
Wlletien Unis Ae
August Weather and War News Report
A fragmented August weather record notes unusually cold temperatures across regions from the Obie Valley to Texas. The text mentions wartime actions and multiple portland and port locations, with individuals and hospitals referenced in a chaotic listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sugah
SMHS
Submarine raised from 300 feet depth marks new naval feat
Details of the U S submarine disaster and recovery efforts unfold as crews prepare to raise the vessel from 300 feet off a harbor. Navy officials report mass casualty losses and outline plans for body recovery and cause analysis, with a board of officers assessing the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxogme
Uie
United Stiles
Leesandy Hoo Harbor
Naval Mtkers
Navy
Hitwall Sarin
Board of
Naval Officers
Gooniek
Ho Ivesligu
Gidy Isoush
Eudenant
Tulis AL Furor
Giewl Kirby B. Geillenden
Sonvlula
Wagsitington
Magea
Paul
Tas
Sid Unisu
Alfred L
Uondul Maceh
Sethe von
John Agraz
Ulhe Navy
Ilesrendon
Moore
Honolulu
First Photos of Warsaw Forts Destroyed by Germans
The fragments describe the remains of once strong forts in Warsaw and the destruction wrought by German artillery. The photographs show fort ruins and the power of 42 centimeter guns used in the assault, highlighting the German drive on the city and its defenses.
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Ssi
de- Teal Ab Warren
Ziaioe Yams
Warsaw
Bartlow Fights For Food Dept Job
NL Berk Piurthin, successor as thief inspector of this tud and dairy department, Wf. Calvert, was named yesterday and will contest displacement. He said his position was fully covered by civil service and he would not surrender his post.
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Ata
Berk Piurthin
Tuad
Calvert
Wis
Allie
College Corner Fair Opens With Community Events
The College Corner Fair begins this week featuring a range of activities and exhibits. Local organizations, vendors, and student groups will host events including baking displays, talent showcases, and information booths, welcoming attendees from the campus and surrounding community.
No title available from damaged OCR text
A fragmented historical notice mentions a marriage in San Francisco with names Frank Wo Wikateld and other faded details. The readable portion references Congress, war, and political tension but no clear actions or outcomes are stated.
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Dha C
San Francisco
Frank Wo Wikateld
Wilsopl Ran Beane
Gillespie Hit by Auto in Cincinnati Grove Ave
R Gillespie is struck by a vehicle on Grove Avenue in Cincinnati. Police and emergency crews respond to the incident. No further details on injuries or vehicle are available from the readable text.
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R. Gillespie
Cincinnati
Local contractor to build depot at Deshler station
Deshler will gain a railroad depot as a local contractor, George Georgenson of Hrnston works on the project with partners Ty and 0 and G1 and 1. Mailways. The agreement covers building, materials, and timetable for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Georgenson
Hrnston
Union
Deshler
No Law By Colembes Mas Gl In Ohio Pending
Fragment discusses legal action and validity in Ohio regarding a Moore-Barnes case. Mentions delays, a court decision, and a possible route to resolve the situation. Highlights uncertainty about enforcement and interpretation of the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colembes
Ohio
Suiller
Moore—Barnes
Ik Wag
Gandidates for Tp Offices File Petitions
A cropped report notes candidates for township offices filing petitions as no primary election is held. The deadline to file the general election petitions is Thursday, with candidates and supporters gathering signatures and paying fees in advance to qualify for the upcoming vote.
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Gandidates
de Bourd
Edication
Moose Expected to Buy a Home
An article notes plans for a property purchase at Lone Second Street, detailing an important meeting among residents and committees. The piece references the Vyaberoai Zams and local figures, with financial and procedural notes about the anticipated transaction and timing.
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Moose
Tuyisephe
Tanne
Nell Eerie
Peter Eval
Ferman Wits
Trade aims widen from Chicago maker links
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss establishing direct trade with waste by newts and a sales company in Chicago. Mentions American manufacturers and countywide parts, with plans to unite sellers and suppliers under a broader distribution network.
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Wussea
Chicago
Newts
Amie
EU- Brehative
A_E
Aged Man and Grand Son Saved by Howard Stroud
An aged man and his grandson were rescued by Howard Stroud amid threats and debris as ships and crews navigate wartime dangers. Reports describe rescue efforts near Beaul and activity involving American and Turkish forces, with mentions of ships, cannons, and international travelers in a volatile theater.
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Howard Stroud
Grandfather, grandson saved after fall into reservoir
In a near drowning at a reservoir yesterday, Jay Aoose Coder Bridge aut Head Hit Against Structwee- Stroud of 232 North Kata Avenue aided by Parker who jumped in to grab the boy. The six year old Pussel Fink and the elderly grandfather were pulled from the water and taken home in serious but improving condition.
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Jlyward Stroud
North
Kata Avenue
Janes A. Mirker
Reservoir Street
Cransom
Pussel Fink
Jol North
Ateeer
Stroud
Parker
Nan
Democrats Relieved of State Jobs in Mandamus Suit
In Columbus on August 31 the Republican ax fell on Democratic state employees. Officials including Secretary Wildebrandt and Treasurer Avetier discharged several clerks and officers for alleged political reasons or noncompliance with resignations. The Treasurer plans a mandamus suit to challenge the dismissal process and defend political staffing powers.
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Columbus
Uikietaods
Treasure Avelier
Be A W. Land
Walker Argistrar
Wale
Wildebrandt
Grogan
Foledo
Thomas Way Woodshield Filkry
David Pettigrew
Lick
Lawler
Die
Cleve
di Bland
Guy Wires Gamer
Hoynubdsburg
Leos
Rezistnt Walker
GB. Dugan
Colembus
Toros
TLWW
Aretier
Smith Wins Six Mile Race at Granite City Picnic
Walter M. Smith won a six mile race in 19 minutes and 48 seconds at a Flint? picnic in Granite City HL. He received a gold medal for his victory.
U S Railroad Boom to Alaska
Growth of the new Alaska railroad terminus at Anchorage expands from wilderness outpost to city of population as government plans move. Commissioner Palma reports 600 government lots for sale at Anchorage totaling 180000 dollars, part of a project linked to the Seward to Fairbanks line funded by Congress.
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Seward
Pairbanks
Congress
Marquard Signs with Brooklyn in New York
On August 31 the Brooklyn club secured pitcher Rube Marquard from the New York Nationals for 82500 cash. Manager Rob Too arranged the deal and Brooklyn assumes Marquard’s salary and contract, which runs through next season. A new store by B Siebler on High Street, previously CS Millikin’s, is remodeling to open a tailoring establishment in the same room.
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New York
Jon Ul
New York Nationals
Robtoo
Brooklyn
Pilcher Rube Marquard
Marquard
OFEN
B. Siebler
High Street
CS Millikin
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