British Forces Sweep Turkish Army in Palestine Drive
British cavalry trapped Ottoman troops while fleeing toward the Jordan Valley as Allenby’s forces reported a major victory. Nuze Tell in Palestine was captured, with tens of thousands of prisoners and many guns taken, signaling near annihilation of Turkish forces in the region.
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London
Nuze- Tell
Christ
War Office
Sir Bile
Allenby
Jordan Valley
Urhitors
Rmehine
Ottomat Corps
Mater Alady
Sigan
Palestine
Nagareth
Afule
Belsan
Waureth
Joseph
Mare
Egypt
Chvise
Ten U. S. Tars Die At Sea
Washington reports ten sailors perished at sea while attempting to save the British steamer Weil Foxton sunk by a torpedo. Names include William J. Boyce of Jersey City and James J. Nevins of Norwich, among others. One body was recovered by a U S destroyer.
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Washington
Wutter Soyo
Weil Foxton
Navy Department
Hase
Willian J. Boyce
Duncin Avenue
Jersey City
N. Z
Jamesx
J. Nevins
Sixth Street
Norwich
Gonn
Merton Stellenwerf
Port Rielmond
N. Ys
Raymond H. Pingard
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Wiliam TH. Prime
Locust Avenue
Yonkers
N.y
Russell Elam
August Wiener
Martin Wesen
Denmark
William S. Newbury
yCunnel Street
New Haven
Hest
High Opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs C Barnes of Charleston writes she has a high opinion of Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and as a laxative. She says they are mild and pleasant to use and that her brother has also had satisfactory results.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. C
Barnes
Charleston
Russian Commissary Urges Lawlessness At Vologda
Amsterdam dispatch cites Hamburg Nachrichten that the Trussian people s commissary at Vologda urges ruthlessness toward Entente subjects. In Washington the U S government seeks immediate action from allied governments to condemn Bolshevik Terror and press civilized nations to repudiate such crimes. Reports say Petrograd Moscow and military cities suffer mass killings without trial as prisons fill beyond capacity.
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Amsterdam
Vologda
Petrigrad
Hamburg
Russia
United States
Petrosgrad
Moscow
Prohibits Malting of Grain in Beer Brewing
Washington reports a food administration order prohibiting malting of grain for beer production with immediate effect. Malting for yeast, vinegar, cereal tools, malt extract remains allowed, but grain malted for these purposes is restricted.
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Washington
Food Administration
Lever
Tnic
Norfolk riot leads to police confrontation at station
In Norfolk's Vil. on Sept 2, 300 to 400 rioters attacked a police station with missiles. Officers arrested several suspects after shots and bricks shattered windows. naval guards arrived to quell the disturbance. Parity of injuries and exact motives remain unclear.
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Norful
Heer
Cann Morrison
Pulice
Ly Res
Pesory
Flyers Die in Indiana
Captain Hamman of the British Royal Flying Corps and Kinder of Greenfield Indiana were killed. Lieut. Roy Vickers of Speedway Aviation Field was seriously injured when the airplane they rode plummeted 400 feet while returning to Greenfield for a landing at the Speedway field.
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Hamman
British Flying Corps
Lieut C. Kinder
Indianapolis
Rayal Flying Corps
Kinder
Greenfield
Ind
Roy Vickers
Speedway Aviation Feld
Tadianapolia
Aeris
Speedway Field
Nantes to adopt St. Mihiel
Nantes city council with enthusiastic unity resolved to adopt St Mihiel recently liberated from the enemy A public subscription has been opened to enable participation in patriotic work The council also approved an address of congratulation and admiration for General Pershing to the American army
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Nantes
Spanish influenza hits Great Lakes Naval Station in 100 deaths
Chicago report states 4,500 Spanish influenza cases at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station with about 100 deaths since September 9. Captain William Moffett reports total station population 45,000 and notes measures reducing cases and virulence. Two regiments have had no deaths, and a hospital transfer rate around 1,000. Efforts include Red Cross aid, vaccination-like sprays, warm weather reductions, and continued operation with precautions.
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Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Capetain Whitiam Moffett
Moffert
Hyutl
Great Takes
Red Cross
Mivy Relief Society
Litmenant Command
Owen J. Mink
Dover
American secretary of war praises U S supply service
Faris Sept 2 Newton 1 Baker visited the aviation field and said he was making a thorough inspection of the service of supplies. He noted rapid facility improvements from docks to central storage and praised prompt efficient service despite war pressures. Baker said American officers spoke of German organization and affirmed readiness from the beginning.
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Faris
Newton
Baker
Aviation
Feld
General Headquarters
Hye
Service of
Czechoslovaks Beat Foe at Dissal Mountain Front
The official war communiqué reports Sixth Czechoslovak division forces on the northern Italian mountain front repelling an enemy assault south of Nago near point 703 at Dissal. The attackers were encircled and crushed by machine gunners who moved forward under fire.
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Tromne
Nago
Dissal
Great Faith in Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs. W H Williams of Stanley New York testifies to quick relief and cure from Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after three doses. She notes her father's prior diarrhoea and immediate improvement with the remedy, expressing strong faith in its efficacy.
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Chamberlain
Hoover orders sharp food cuts to win war effort
Administrator Hoover urged a national food conservation program to save and redirect 5,730,000 tons of American food to Europe next year. He called for reducing bread and meat consumption by half a pound per person weekly, avoiding rationing, and avoiding waste to supply Allied armies and civilian populations and sustain victory through 1919.
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Europe
Washington
Hoover
United States
France
Mr. Hoover
Amay
Practice Gospel of the Clean Plate Promoted
A fragment notes urging readers to go to the kitchen and practice the gospel of the clean plate, emphasizing frugality and avoiding waste as a community value.
Farmers at Start of Two Vital Campaigns
Farmers across the United States begin two crucial drives. The Liberty Wheat Harvest aims to sow 47.5 million or more acres of winter wheat to safeguard next year’s supply. Simultaneously the Fighting Loan campaign launches to back national defense and support allied food efforts, uniting producers in a decisive push for victory and peace.
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United States
Hug
Sam
Sgain
Ueive
America Nation
Bor
Market Prices for Potatoes Eggs and Livestock
The listing shows new potatoes with ewt pricing, eggs per dozen, live weight and dressed weight rates for animals including beef calves hides sheep and poultry, with various per unit or per hundred weight terms. It also lists flour feed and grain items from Sparr Cerea Company with prices for wheat oats barley rye corn bulk feed and related products.
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Sparr Cerea Company
People Speak Well of Chamberlain's Tablets
G A McBride of Headford Ontario says he has sold Chamberlains Tablets for two years and has heard such good reports from customers that he tried them himself. He asserts there is no equal remedy for indigestion or constipation and that they will do you good.
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G. A. McBride
Headford
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