War updates from Europe and Balkans at Monastir and Transylvania
Reports from Bucharest and London describe Romanian victory near Engen Dobrudja and Teuton reinforcements in Transylvania opening a strong offensive against invading Russians west of Hermannstadt. Serbian forces near Monastir engage Bulgarians as Bulgarian detachments pillage towns and evacuate.
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Bucharest
Engen
Dobrudja
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Berbs
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London
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Salonika
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Sarbian
Sayre Visits Army Camps Inspecting Y M C A Work
Francis Sayre, son in law of President Wilson, has returned from touring United States Army camps along the Mexican border. He conducted inspections of YMCA activities among the troops and reported on their welfare and programs.
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Sayre
Wilson
United States army
Moextran
Wilson and McCormick unveil plan to back eight hour law
Long Branch New Jersey September 21 President Wilson and Vance McCormick Democratic chairman outlined a program to meet Republican attacks on the railroad eight hour law. McCormick said the president will push enactment in the next session and minimize a railroad crisis seen in the recent strike.
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Long Branch
N. J
Vance C. McCormick
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Chartes FB. Hughes
congress
salfway
McCormick
MCormick
Labor Leader James Hutton Killed by Rock Fall
Shenandoah Pa September 21 James Hutton a 51 year old prominent labor leader was instantly killed by a rock fall at William Penn colliery. His son Thomas escaped. An andrey Washinsky Fo ex Rynklowicz and William Retscavire were seriously injured at other collieries. Seven killed and seventy two injured in munition factory explosion in London. Rumanian forces defeated and driven back in Transylvania through Szurduk pass.
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William Penn
Thomas
Andrey Washinsky
Rynklowicz
William Retscavire
London
ministry of munitions
Somme losses and gains amid costly reconquest
British and French losses in the Somme reach about 600000, with only three percent of invaded territory reconquered. The report notes gains at Flers, Martinpuich, and Courcelette after eleven weeks of hard fighting, and highlights a high price in British and French casualties. French counterattacks and German offensives near Peronne are also described.
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Somme
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Douglas Haig
Flers
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Courcelette
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Rupprecht
Bavaria
Clery
Peronne
Paris war office
Bouchavennes
Six Die in Powder Blast at Aetna Mt Union Plant
Five men died instantly and one injured severely when an air dryhouse at the Mt Union plant of Aetna Explosives was wrecked by a powder blast at Huntingdon Pennsylvania on September 21. The dead were Clayton Clark Shilesburg James Piles Charles Bard George Stair Alsch and William Leeman. The blast’s force was heard for miles, with only broken windows and the damaged building reported.
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Huntingdon
Mt. Union
Aetna Explosives company
Clayton Clark
Shileysburg
James Piles
Charles Bard
George Stair
Orbisonta
C teman Alsch
Lancaster
Wilam Leeman
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