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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 14, 1916

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French Cut Road Near Peronne and Combles

French troops pushed toward Peronne and severed the road to Combles as Houchevesnes village and Liabbe wood fell to assault. Crown Prince Rupprecht’s forces offered desperate resistance while heavy German reinforcements arrived. Verdun gains reported in northern Vaux Chapitre wood as Somme front remains largely unchanged per British note.

London Somme Peronne Combles Parla war office Houchevesnes LiAbbe wood Bethune Rupprecht Bavaria Verdun Vaux-Chapitre Baya

French Break Through Somme Front Near Combles and Bapaume

Allied forces thrust into a six kilometer front north of the Somme pushing past Combles and seizing a first line of German trenches. French advances threaten Mont St Quentin and isolate Combles while widening a wedge between Bapaume and Peronne. Prisoners reach about 1500 as Maritziera wood and major trench systems fall. The London Builder notes the word architect appearing in English in 1563.

Somme Combles Bethune Peronne Martierea wood Rancourt Bouchavesnes Bethune-Bapaume-Peronne Bethune-Peronne Mont St. Quentin Ginchy Combies ft jonthet Bapaume entente Bapaume Peronne John Shute

Arbitation Stand Trikes In New York Transit System

New York Sept 14 Interborough Rapid Transit and New York Railways rejected the Public Service Commission recommendation for strike settlement and will continue operating lines. Union leaders say arbitration will be sought while surface cars operate sparsely and congestion rises at express stations. Police guard rooftops to prevent attacks on elevated trains. Hugh Frayne says 12000 to 20000 workers may march in a mass demonstration.

New York Interborough Rapid Transit New York Railways public service commission subway elevated green car sea face Richard R. Rogers Interborough Rapid Transit company Inter borough Wiam B. Fitzgerald Amalgamated Association of Electric and Street Railway atrikera te Hammlesson Saetiee Hugh Frayne American Federation of Labor street railway ten

Fake Health Certificates Spark Ring in New Jersey

Philadelphia bureau of health spots a counterfeit scheme selling fake health certificates for ten and fifteen cents to parents seeking to bring children to Philadelphia. Detected by De Dixon, the issue is strongly condemned. Lady Eglantine Dead, famed hen of Eglantine farms, dies after years of world renown. She laid 316 eggs in a celebrated record. Guardsman Faces Court Martial as criticism of National Guard surfaces. Major Heery Derrett faces technical arrest and possible trial.

Philadelphia New Jersey Philadelphia bureau of health Dixon Lady Eglantine Eglantine farms Baltimore national guard Heery Derrett

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