Germans Try to Turn on Allies in Battle Reports
London and Paris dispatches from Sept 16 outline intense action as German forces retreat under Allied pressure. Reports claim heavy fighting near Verdun, with captures of prisoners and artillery and German road conditions hampering their withdrawal. Official communications deny rumors of Verdun bombardment and emphasize continued Allied contact along the front.
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London
Jiheims
Qarps
Paris
Meuse
Ar Ony
Pollawes
Aisne
Atheimsy
Niacinugh
Verdun
Mense
Paria
Germany
Jo Hag
Germain
Mertinen
Rheims
Thy
Cuticura Cures Infant Dandruff Rash in Ohio
A Ohio mother describes a two week old infant suffering dandruff and a rash. After trying remedies without relief, she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for about three months, noting reduced itching and sleep improvement until the head was fully well.
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Ratesmin
Ohio
Clinton
Bollinger
Japanese German skirmishes near Chi-Mo reported
Dispatches from Chi-Mo and surrounding areas describe land clashes between German and Japanese forces. Reports note Japanese forces east of Chi-Mo and a German aircraft over the area, with forces concentrated north of Chi-Mo and at several nearby towns. The war office issued statements on Japanese activity and movements as troops arrive and positions shift.
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Chi-Mo
Shar-Tung
Cirot
Peking
Westerday
Owenty
Wali
Masein
Astbe Ph Hove
Tram Tsing- Tan
Vaneena
Rian
Chaw City
ivo-Choaw
Baandry
Thie
Nent Kerte
Vorkier
War Office
Tias
Tsing
Intis
Binwolow
Fis
Estemi
Cabinet Agrees On Evacuation Of Vera Cruz After Wilson Plan
Washington reports say a cabinet meeting formally announced the decision to withdraw American troops from Vera Cruz after a long Mexico dispute. President Wilson and General Carranza pressed for a staged pullback as Villa and Obregon backed the idea of ending the U.S. military presence. The plan aims to reduce conflict risk and restore autonomy to Mexican authorities while maintaining favorable relations.
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Carranza
Vera Crus
Wilson
Funston
Memeo
Shieet
Heme
Mally
White Hotseerday
United States
Mexico
Neseores
Americana
Parl Fuller
Wilsuff
Villa
Vobregen
Muxian
Mexico City
Firsdoreca
Crag
Cairby
Atesiwin
Mire Cruz
Tuy Qied
Vera Chie
Mexican government action discussed with no reply
Secretary Garrison requests a strong move to dissolve the government and place control with the wisiom persons, while President Coolidge faces delays as a response is awaited. Troop movements expected. convoys including The Simmer and Kalpatrielk set to join from New York and Galveston.
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Ineabank Tayo
Newpork
Galveston
Creada
Denver
Christobal
Those Who Fled to Bordeaux Accused by Stay at Homes
Waris report notes many who fled to Bordeaux claim cold feet or government pressure. Paris residents explain they left reluctantly or were compelled to remain with the regime, with skepticism about the motives and whispers spreading among the public.
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Bordeaux
Waris
Paris
Phoke
McAdoo Announces U S Aid Via Banking System
Secretary McAdoo says funds for European refugees will be sent through regular banking channels. Relief work continues. payments to beneficiaries abroad will be made where relatives or funds can be located. Department relief efforts in Europe will be coordinated to speed assistance.
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McAdoo
N. Spek
Europe
Aimericans
Slite Amminenis
Eurepe
Arranza Led Constitutionalists over Railways Change
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Arranza and constitutionalists in Mexico, with references to railways and a renamed "National Railways" and political shifts. The readable portions mention context around rail line control and constitutionalist leadership during upheaval.
Peace Plan Proposed to End Colorado Mine Strike
A wartime truce plan drafted under President Wilson aims to halt the Colorado mining conflict. It calls for enforcement of state labor laws, wage scales, and a three year commission to settle disputes, with a prohibition on strikes and public picketing during the period.
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Trinida Cole
Colorado
Unit O Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Ravenv
Arieviinee
Majoxils
Marvin
Criovatives
Fuether
Fauli
Representiti Nd
Wurnig
Wittal
Guployers
Cavalry Losses Reported in Belgium and France
A dispatched report from London cites captured officers stating two thirds of cavalry strength in Belgium was lost. The Germans flooded Belgium with reconnoitering parties while advances in France were hampered by horse shortages as many mounts had been taken for infantry use.
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Belgium
London
asDre
Evan
Eny
Ir Iin
Belen
France
Guns in trees report from Russians execution and artillery use
A Copenhagen based Evening News corresp ondent relays sensational claims from Berlin sources about Russians allegedly firing from trees with machine guns and using high angle fire. The report notes Austrian defenses, German retreat on the river, and British troops facing heavy machine gun fire with a bayonet assault faltering.
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London
Copenhagen
Othe Berlin
Chaske
Abends
Antestrian
Vienna
Lombere
Bethwith
Bara i
Mito Andet
Hank
Wangher
Scimyent
Punja
Mob Riots Threaten Vienna Under Strain
Sept 14 report from Vienna says authorities plan tough measures to quell riots amid unmatched unemployment and refugee influx from Galicia. Thousands of refugees swell the jobless ranks as city defenses rise, police curb unemployed parades, depots feed applicants, and army surgeons cope with wounded arriving by train while volunteers lack experience.
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Vienna
Galicia
Leve Ss
Fighting in Africa report from London dispatch
A Reuters telegraph report from London describes German forces crossing the Mekotna border and advancing toward Kisii while British troops retreat from Kishmon near Lake Victoria. The bulletin notes German East Africa activity and British responses as of September 16.
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Tentons
Risit
London
Reuters
Company Front
Africa
Mekotn
Karan
Ladvancing
Kisii
Coites
Kishmon
Boence
Vitoria
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