Serbs Halt Bulgars at Monastir in WWI Push
Turbulent Balkan front reports Serbs driving Bulgars back near Monastir as Russian and Romanian forces prepare in the region. Wartime dispatches describe shifting lines, captures near Florina and Reka-Ramahian sectors, and renewed efforts to hold strategic rail routes in the Carpathian theater.
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Haine
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Blwer Sea
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Amackennen
Lermral
Carpathians
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Ceyurtarde
Kaiser and Hindenburg Shift Headquarters East
Eastward move signals strategic realignment as German leadership plans new battlefield posture. Discussions focus on whether Verdun and the Aveltion line remain central, with emphasis on rail logistics and potential withdrawal implications for Western fronts.
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Kaiser and Hindenburg
Men Up To 45 Face Call To British Army
The article reports Britain considering extending the call to service to men up to age 45 as part of the wartime mobilization. It notes editorial debate in The Times and other papers about broadening eligibility to reinforce forces and the potential impact on recruitment and public support.
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Ayenor
London
Brifien
Arma
nYganinine
Bertian Power
Dally Teinerani
Lee
Rueter Chamberlain
Jan Yo
Queen Wilhelmina Defends Dutch Rights Amid War Strain
Queen Wilhelmina pledged to defend the Netherlands as Parliament opened in The Hague. She announced measures to bolster military forces and economic life, noting war pressures and efforts to supply grain and fuel while maintaining legal order.
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Dunndon
Wilhelmine of
Tolland
Hoxur
Thavik
Nive
Namur Mayor Shot as Spy Reported in Amsterdam
The Dutch hear Namur mayor shot as spy amid a confusion of names and charges. A number face trials and executions, including public figures tied to alleged panianees, with twenty two condemned to death.
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Namur
Americans say U-boat fired without notice
In Lands on September 10, reports describe German submarine activity with American crews noting an unprovoked opening fire. Captains ordered men to abandon ship and seek safety as the vessel was torpedoed, with survivors rescued and taken to England.
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Lands
Averriwan Raimens
Hercard Sweeney
Williaw Woatton
Vant Weton
Kenrras
Josie
England
Hughes Attacks Eight Hour Law In Spectacular Speech
Hughes assails the eight hour law before a large crowd, accusing the administration of delaying progress and urging rapid action. He criticizes policy and links labor legislation to national strength, while supporters cheer and recall Abraham Lincoln as part of the event's tone and mobilization.
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Charles
Hughes
Louhed
America
Mighesy
Abraham Tincaine
Tughes
Orden
Ben Yawn
Muhim
Publi Walfare
Adamenn
Aveet
Groner Cleverend
Rioting by strikers halts subway service and clashes surge
Rioting by strikers and sympathizers disrupted the Third Avenue Railway Crosstown line, with bricks and stones hurled at cars on Broadway and Forty second Street. Police and reserves fought crowds across the district, nine patrolmen injured, several rioters seized, and emergency action confined fighting to streets between Sixth Avenue and The North River.
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Third Avenue
Crosstown Dunes
Barne
Keaygular
Tinder HL
Pelee
Shetmet
Sexth Avenue
North River
Wrond and
Titty Ninth
Fifth Avenue
Terry Winitows
Sondaetar
Ardman Hogpler
George Mreurthy
T Madison Greene
Harticholind
Fexington Avenue
Wisit Henin
Homand Street
Brick Row
Mise
Annin Paltogks
322 Park Arena
Wenkakan
Steve Hy Withrow
Batentare Murphy
Tenth Avenue Hares
Strck
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Eleventh Avenue
Fiftheninth Street
Whitman and Seabury Victors in State Primaries
State primary results show Republican Whitman and Democrat Seabury leading for governor, with Seabury also on the Progressive ticket. Calder and McCombs top the senate slate, Schoeneck and Kreuzer vie for lieutenant governor, Hugo and Stage lead for secretary of state, Travis and Masters for attorney general, Hiscock and Jenks for chief judge, Pound Norton Wells for associate judge, Cohen top state treasurer, and Williams and Beebe vying for state engineer and surveyor.
Urges Coalition Rule In Germany
Amsterdam dispatch reports calls for a coalition government in Germany. A German speaker urges unity among parties to avoid continued wartime strains and seeks a plenary meeting of the Reichstag to discuss forming a coalition ministry amid ongoing global tensions.
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Germany
Reichstag
Amsterdam
Die Beelie 'Pagablart
Vane
Huasinnater
Lwoders
Wieke
Wien
Girl Hit by Billie Burke’s Car in Street Collision
Seven year old Helen Neville was struck by a passing car driven by chauffeur Carl Guntavens near St Siebalas Avenue and 14th Street. She suffered a possible skull fracture and was taken to Hurtem Hospital. the driver claimed she darted into the path of the car.
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St. Siebalas Avenue
14Th Street
Helen Neville
Lercel
Hurtem Hospital
Eighth Avenue
Carl Guntavens
Evacuation of Trieste Near Athens Heard
Military dispatches report near Trieste evacuation plans while Athens hears of troop movements. The War Office notes stubborn artillery exchanges with Malian corps attacks repulsed and fires reduced in the southern high region as allied forces defend positions near Putack and Bunun pate.
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Arius
Trim
Sunna
War Office
Koutian Theatre
Yestersiay
Putack
Colonel Baring M P Killed at Front in War
Lieutenant Colonel the Hon Guy Victor Sarg has been killed in action. He was a United Kingdom MP for Winchester since 1906 and son of Lord Ashburton born in 1873. He had travelled in the United States and Canada.
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Shen Os
New York
Thes Jhrustrd
Robert
United States
Sarvants
Lord Ashburton
Winchester
Front
London
Guy Victor Sarg
Ils Sus
Cann
Whitman Not Surprised By Vote In Upstate Leads
Governor Whitman voiced no surprise as preliminary returns suggested Republicans strengthening in upstate New York. He said results would shift and that final tallies after the statewide vote would determine the outcome. He noted the primary count was incomplete and declined further comment until full figures were in.
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Whitman
Regis Matel
Henmett
Bnine
Mreslin
Earle
New York City
Senbury Lad
Mal Riel
Mtg
United States
Senny
Kavnenay
James ¥ Urnker
Sehenectady
Travia
Infant Paralysis Not Contagious Says Academy Report
The Academy of Medicine reports infantile paralysis is not contagious. Dr Arnold Netter notes the disease peaks in August and September but remains rare and isolated. The academy sees no need for special preventive measures though case reporting should be mandatory.
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Turi
M. Urine
Paleoteulis
the Academy of Medicine
Sulbantity
Pranien
Arnald Netter
Aeadoms
Saat
Niner
Academy
Arrested 31 Years Ago Pummels Captor Now
James serge and Nooklyn aundry man face charges after beating Frane Sprague, reporting they fought back after Sprague, once a captor, searched for a burglary lash. Meegan had earlier served ten years at Sing Sing and regained citizenship, but remained Jamaica bound until July. Court proceedings noted renewed ties and a tense confrontation.
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James Serge
Nooklyn Aundry
Port & Ne
Jamales
Frane Sprague
Meegan
Sing Sing
Jamaica
Kerens Sprague
Widow demands truth behind Hills gems mystery
Mrs Hilla seeks the recipient of her late husband Charles J Dis’s jewels after discovering a Carter payment of 2475 dollars on canceled checks. Surrogate Court declined to compel disclosure. her attorney vows appeal. Edward Maxson, 120 Broadway, is consulting to uncover the teetquent.
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Victor Mautiemon
Garter
Fifth Avenue
Charles J. Dis
Elizabeth
Seabury Trails in City Primary Upstate Race Tightens
In the New York Republican primary the race for U S Senate sees Seabury lagging with results still incomplete. Whitman leads across upstate counties amid a tight statewide count as Barnes and Bacon bolster campaigns. Albany County shows strong organization backing Bennett and Calder performs variably in various districts. The overall Republican ticket remains competitive with large primary turnout.
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Nincon
Valdig
Bacon
Albany County
William Harne
Baen
Brooklyn
Barnes
Inez
Baenn
Whitman
Republicas
Mr. Bacon
Upstate
Norebly
Rockland
Cort Ina
Delaware
Columbia
Wivlingstar
Chenango
Sehenectady
Saratoga
Greene
Otsego
Yates
Weashington
George W. Aldrich
Montor Conanty
Almopt
Calder
Warnes Wd
Albany
Soanty
Aldrich
Teeteream
New York
McCombs
Bennett
Bernett
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Charles S. Whitman Samuel Seabury
William M. Calder
William F. McCombs
Edward Schoeneck
Thomas J. Kreuzer
Francis M. Hugo Frank M. Stage
Eugene M. Travis
Joseph W. Masters
Egbert E. Woodbury
William W. Farley
Chief Judge Court OF Appeals
Frank H. Hiscock
Almet F. Jenks
Associate Judge Court OF Appeals
Cuthbert W. Pound John T. Norton
James L. Wells
Maurice S. Cohen
Frank M. Williams
Henry R. Beebe
Billie Burke
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Athens
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