British Advance on Firal Front Near Somme and Cherisy
British forces report advances on the Somme front with Prone Wood captured north of the Somme River. Canadian troops reportedly seized over 2,000 Germans astride the Somme area as Chaulnes is said to be occupied by French troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Arig
France
Associated Press
Prones Wood
Somme
Chiuthies
Adrawal
Manetu
Ailette
Cherisy
London
Arras
Blaircourt
Hema
Bairy Notre Deane
Arras-Cambrai Road
War Office
Flanders
Neuf Perguin Staives
Soume
Poucoucourt
Willeli
Elearine
Lonelom
Peer Goerl
Wallonia
Mintseyt
Owas Bend
Moulin
Grade IX Exam Results And Reopening Of Alexandra High
The Alexandra High School principal reports Grade X entrance results listing students by merit. An allied wartime map note shows British progress near Chaulnes and Noyon as French forces capture Chaubies. The school reopens for fall and invites parents and students to meet in the main entrance after eight to ten tonight to discuss course selections and requirements for entrance to universities and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iine
Aleximnara High School
Hanes
Alexandra High School
Enthanee
Neri Selwood
Reseher
Parsl
Threat of railway workers' strike dominates Ottawa labor talks
Ottawa officials and labor watchdogs clash with telegraphers amid threats of a strike. Authorities urge conciliation and consider appealing to a new labor board as talks stall over wage demands and job security.
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Ottawa
Ace
CPI
Cotte Eopiayar
Aneerdheri Ris
Ile Filsawa
Esilens
Wipdeer
Alberta Labor Federation Convention Plans and Leaders
The Alberta Federation of Labor schedules its annual convention in Medicine Hat with about one hundred delegates expected. A special committee will draft statements for the Federation Executive, and a possible subsequent gathering may be held in Lethbridge. Also noted is the obituary of Prats SCG Vatoda, found dead after a family departure.
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Riden
Thors Custiy
Federation
Phe Sesssons
Lethbridge
Medicine List
Prades
Labor Connect
Canadian Troops Backed by Invincibility Myth in Arras Report
J F B Livesay reports from the Canadian Forces on August 27 that Day One at Arras saw light casualties, especially on the right as Neuville-Vitasse fell with little loss. Monchy le Preux and the Scarpe valley on the left bore heavier tolls as the enemy’s vigilance waned and Canadians proved as picked shock troops.
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J. F. B. Livesay
Battle of
Arras
Neuville-Vitasse
Scarpe
Monchy-le-Preux
Nevous
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Chaulnes Falls
Firal
Trones Wood
Chaulnes
Sonane
Ciaie
Dreope
Edeat
Uaes
Wieress
Alothaiinet
Gipsiuia
Tove
Stovelock
Pattencourt
Cremery
de Fedl
Cine Tie Distrigd
Workers of Fire
Hite Tandred
Getive
Clie
ARMA
Hindenburg Line
Lw.w. Debers
GO Peipy
Ht. Torjussen
ME Young
Ro Savith
C. Harprayve
A.morris
Mo Sinclair
Th Phtrgrave
AR Peterson
Roodingmus
Crittenden
GG. Smith
Ve Peeren
Poilarpereaves
Th Waite
Niehol
Sl Levies
Etrinee
Mo Amborrison
Hi. Williams
G. Mayhood
A Picard
Flotarvey
Chaulmes
Cojeul
Chaubies
Noyon
Larson
A. Tlansen
O. &Nudson
tL.lyndman
AL Day
Be Hayes
Garvai
J. Pennington
A. Kyndman
Reed
I. Collier
Hy Drake
LePage M. Baker
K. Zimmerman
EL Stone
AL Sissons
Ronson
Wo Bentley
N. Wilson
Lintchinson
Mo Nichols
Stewart
Bharbuck
Nothunt
Gade Hraith
Thays
Sotiliers
SOS
Stade Ht
Cee Tba
Vera Dh Uitenes Ae
Ety A
Falbert
Lassigny
Nesle
Oye
Hal
LEC Ateal
Guiscard Schalinys
Cout
Sko
Soissons
Lorenlo “Nae
Ap Joole Ow” Miles
Cambrai
Si. Quenting
Land Norecies
GUISE
VERVE
Filmes
Marle
Massif
Laon
Aisne
Jwiraisne
Ratinse
Suriae
Chu
Lebar
Prats Scg
Proouia
Aric
Ao San Francesca Paper
Livesay
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