12 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1918
Page
1
A garbled report outlines a political dispute over funds and authority. It mentions AK and KEW law, a committee framing action, and references to Congress plus wartime context. Key players unnamed, with fragmented phrases about governance, protests, and legislative process.
The Allied and German fronts clash along the Seasma and Oise rivers with heavy fighting. Allied advances are slowed yet continue north of the Seasma as German defenses stiffen near Phonedy, Lihema, and the Marne front. Reports say German and Allied casualties mount while roads and retreat possibilities remain contested amid widespread artillery and armored engagement.
Fragmentary wartime note describes continuous fighting around Fismette with Allied and German actions. Mentions Amectna Praia and Yager Sti THU AMEIICAN ARMY, signaling heavy bombardment and engaged troops as tensions rise near Morentor. Source text is garbled but conveys ongoing combat and unclear outcomes.
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Fragmented OCR reports a tense near-fall scenario as Soviet leadership faces renewed assault. Widespread dispatches reference troop movements, German negotiations, and shifting power amid the Petrograd and Novgorod regions.
In Nantucket mass on August 11 nine schooners were seen off Gear Bank by a submarine scout craft. The report notes one schooner named Han Morley and mentions a salvage effort with survivors connected to the incident.
Fragmented report mentions German plans near Roye and Noyon with unclear details. Text references ports, naval terms, and troop movements but lacks coherent specifics or dates.
An article by Frank P. Simonds in New York Times and Chicago Tribune describes a severe German military setback. The text references occupation and rail lines, implying a broad strategic collapse and civilian hardship amid rapid wartime developments.
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