German High Command Ready to Shorten Western Front
Allied dispatches report German high command planning a new operation on a sector away from Soissons and Rheims to seize better positions and free divisions. Paris reports Hindenburg Ludendorff seek to strike on the British front with fleet support while Vesle front sees French gains and 100 prisoners taken east of Brais nes.
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Aiis
Soissons
Rheims
Zurich
Matin
Berlin
Badische Press
Karlsruhe
Paris
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Scherr
Vesle
Braisnes
War Office
Auderive
Champagne
Montdidier
Vesles
Cirey-Salsonne
Aisne
Framicourt
Trondon
Aig
Clarence River
Flanders
London
Awe
Seal
Morlancourt
Bras Corbie
Kandalas
White Guards
Archangel
Bess
Avehanged
Tracpe Apy Gug
Adtech Eqtigene
Allen
Prenel
Reuters
Temdlqinirbers
Mangi
Emeany
Mage
Tedare
Hee
Trong
Riot Act Not Read After All In Toronto Riot
About 10 000 people gathered to hear Mayor Church read the Riot Act from City Hall steps at noon. He appeared with veterans, spoke briefly, and instead issued a civic proclamation urging peaceful behavior while promising action if rioting resumed. Police and military authority remained in reserve.
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Toronto
Peeronia
Rescue of Two Men Off Niagara Falls Edge
Two men were rescued from a land scow near the Niagara Falls edge after drifting for hours. Cocoree Pharris of Buffalo and Gus Lothberg, a Swedish sailor, were saved by a local lifeboat crew after they clung to the scow near the falls.
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Niagara Falls
Niatsue
Pdame
Niagara
Cocoree Pharris
Batfado
Gus Lothberg
Youngtown
Prohibition on Trading with Don Cossacks and Kut
Orders bar trade with Don Cossacks and Kut, extending to persons in enemy territory including Russian provinces. Prohibitions apply to those regions amid tensions with Den Corlackh and boats Fussia. high regard is placed on hostile status.
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DON
den Corlackh
FRENCH OFFICER 16 SENTENCED TO ONE YEARS BANISHMENT FOR COMMUNICATING WITH THE ENEMY
Paris reports former interior minister Louis J. Malvy was found guilty of communicating with the enemy and sentenced to five years banishment, with no civil degradation. He must leave by frontier choice and is stripped of his seat in the chamber of deputies. Continuous notes detail trial proceedings and political context.
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Vesle
Soissons-Reims
Paris
Louis J. Malvy
Interior
Malyy
France
Chamber of Deputies
Vivani
Kand
Ribot
M. Cleeneed
Mo Malvy
M. Malvy
M. Clemenceur
Miguel Almereyda
M. Duval
Bonnet Longe
Sun
Troney
Soredy Puerinann
Oparssports
Ditierans Tripe
Dhaapet Blasi Ans
Swdtverhand
Alinmerevdi
Malvs
Chamber
Senate
M. Malvs
Malvy
Viviani
Briand
M. Painleve
M. Rihot
Pre- Micron
Registration Returns From The Provinces In Canada
Senator Robertson of the Dominion registration board announced today that the completed census shows Canada’s population at over eight and a quarter million. The figures indicate broader participation across provinces and a steady advance in registration as the process nears completion.
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Hie Naties
Ottawa
Ane
Robertson
Dominion Registration Board
Canada
Regulation on Coal Sale Prices and Overhead Charges
A regulation issued by the proper authority governs importation, sale, and delivery of coal. It requires dealers to post a price list of all coal sizes and discounts in a prominent place and to limit salary and expense growth for officers.
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Qttawa
Aue
Khel
Hit
Demand for Farm Labor Grows Across Provinces
A rising need for farm labor is reported with requests extending to Calgary and Lethbridge. Mr. dhassard vows cheap rates only to bona fide laborers and outlines hay permit procedures. Agents must declare their authority and stock details, hay to be used on the applicant's property, not sold. Stock may be shipped across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta for feeding, with a certificate and return stipulation.
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Dhassard
Dlarsard
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lloyd George Praises Foch and Feels War Turning
Premier Lloyd George lauded General Foch for driving back the enemy and called Feen's counter-offensive the most brilliant of the war. He noted 800,000 Americans arrived in July aboard British ships and warned peace must be durable and backed by power.
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Loudon
Foch
Lloyd George
Feen
Tage
Idlovel George
British casualties report for the week ending
The weekly casualty tally shows British losses with 105 officers and 1009 other ranks killed or died of wounds, and 321 officers and something missing or wounded among the men. The figures are compared with the previous week’s reported totals.
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Famebon
Paso
Labor Board Links With Railway War Office in Canada
The Labor Board in Canada was formed to handle wave and labor issues arising in railway operations. It sets up a framework with the Railway War Board and labor representatives to settle disputes. Subsequent conferences have been held recently to advance cooperation and resolve matters.
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Montreal
Sarfa
Ennies Alton
Othe Railway War Board
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Getouveur
Carl
Sansaes
Vineida Labor Bureau
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Bret
Alpes
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