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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
1
A Daily Mail correspondent reports the front where American armor under Charles and Pershing pressed forward amid heavy bombardment. Tanks and infantry moved through disrupted lines, facing German resistance while British and French units supported the advance.
Fragmented article notes German forces shortening their frontline and increasing shell production in four weeks. It references British and Russian perspectives, wartime reconstruction, and public commentary on defense readiness. The piece mixes quotes and editorials on military strategy and propaganda.
War dispatch from Washington reports Gen Pershing's forces thrusting into German lines in France and reaching a new depth near Verdun. The advance closes the Alsace region gap with an aim to drive the German army from territory along a wide front, with French and American units coordinating to trap and push back enemy divisions while seeking a decisive victory.
A desultory but clear Allied breakthrough in heavy rain saw British forces seize Thiaucourt Douillonville and nearby towns, pressuring German lines along the Meuse. The advance included 700 prisoners and disrupted German rail corridors, while American units under Pershing reported gains and prepared for further operations along the Lorraine pocket.
A fragmented OCR of a 20th century paper shows scattered lines about theater listings, public notices, and events in Washington and New York. Amid garbled names, it hints at a local protest or reaction to a speech or policy, with theater ads and venue names like AGN SKEET AUDITORIUM and TIM THEATER appearing amid the jumble.
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