British Troops Advance on Trefront and River Aisne
British forces push east from Havincourt toward the River Aisne with rapid progress across the battle line. French troops seize Tergnier on a twenty mile front and advance up to two to four miles inland, as German defenses withdraw under pressure along the Cambrai to St Quentin sector.
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Havaingourt
River Aisne
France
Cambrai
St. Quentin
Peronne
Somme
Seiné
Hancourt
Cologne
Tincourt
Linesresnes
Lieramont
London
Tergnier
la Fere
Coucy
Havrincourt Wood
Havrincourt Wood To the River Aisne
Havsinecort Wood
Metz-en-Couture
Fins
Hys Lieramont
Longavenes
Tincourt- Boucly
Tertrr
Landy
Finland Under Kaiser's Rule Report From Berlin
Report from Berlin notes Finland under German influence with Germany and Finland forming a treaty of alliance. Dispatches describe renewed attacks on the Somme and other fronts as the war presses into September. The narrative references Allied and German positions and through Copenhagen and Hamburg outlets.
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London
Fisines Vesie
Wesertag
Associated Press
Paris
Havasd
Germany
Finland
Janny
Somme
Copen
Haan
Chaeny
Dur
Bagen
Demoralization Among Germans Reported By Telegraph
An Associated Press dispatch summarizes Western press reports on German demoralization amid fear of Allied advances. It cites the Daily Telegraph’s Ford correspondent describing despondency, mutinous outbreaks in Bavarian and Silesian units, desertions, and a Bavarian division’s arrest and near execution after a mutiny near the Arras front and continuing combat on the Aisne river amid a tense frontline situation.
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Sr Associated Press
Lomion
Ton Hertling
von Bindenbarz
Daily Telegraph
Ford
Arnr
Bavaria
New Figures in Case Spark City Bomb Probe
Chicago police and state officials questioned Harry Wilson an alleged IWW member after a bomb exploded at the federal building. Officials conducted a lengthy search of the Spies residence and detained four citizens and about thirty others in connection with the case. Wilson is not the same as the alleged Shorty Wilson linked to Bill Harwood who has been detained since the blast.
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Offcils
State Hoyne
Harry Wilson
LW_ WL
Nina Spies
August Spies
Bolshevism Grants Slow Footing in German Ranks
Reports from Washington state Solshevism has taken root on a limited scale within the German army. Indications suggest some divisions no longer follow orders blindly as campaigns near.
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Washington
U Boats Patrol Off Atlantic Coast Reported By naval authorities
Report from naval authorities based on rented information says German U boats and allied ships are operating hundreds of miles off the Atlantic coast. The British and French fleets are said to have ships arriving today amid heightened wartime activity.
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Associated Préssnes
Croft
Carssisc
Allertic
Sugar in Canada Feud Reveals Public Responsibility
A brief report from Unite Press Cuane notes disputes in Canada over sugar duties and responsibilities. The piece hints at a feud affecting policy, with retirement and fiscal questions tied to consumers and stakeholders.
Prohibition Step Nearer in War Time Legislation
Senate approves emergency agricultural measures to curb beer and wine production after May 1 until demobilization near, with Wilson order to halt beer after December 2. Beer uses to include baking, feed, and storage. soft drinks curtailed. Prohibition zones around mines and shipyards advanced. excess profits levies defend tax bill reforms.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
United States
Food Administration
Fr Conservation Messare
Zavor- Jabir
House
Judiciary Committee
Webb
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Washington — Welle
Hitchin
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Kitchin
American Army to Expand Bands in France
In France a general order increases American army bands to fifty pieces and 22 buglers. The move signals a broader reorganization of field bands. Dr. Walter Demroshch advised adding musicians, aiming to refine orchestral quality and assist morale.
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Associated Press
France
Jarmr
Walter Demroshch
Amor m
Band Garcia Active as Rebels Intensify Attacks
Report from Sr Associated Press in Mexico describes Garcia and rebel forces launching fresh attacks on teens and ranches. Government troops engage as the conflict escalates with ongoing clashes and strategic movements amid a tense security situation.
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Associated Press
Maalajare
Mexico
Fender
Sheena
Joan Inez
Pete Tim
Garcia
Pita
World Series Crowd Packs Comiskey Park Amid War Era Buzz
Uproar at Comiskey Park as World Series crowds fill grandstands before noon. Soldiers on furlough and local fans pack the stands while umpires and Battery duos for both Boston and Chicago are noted. Early innings show Vaughn, Kuliter and Schang on the Boston side with McInnis and Strang involved for Chicago. final score not clearly stated in readable text.
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Hooper
Shean Biedco Maya
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Wollacher
Strang
McInnis
Mann
Paskert
Northwestern
Faded white bean recalls Goliad massacre in 1836
An aged historical bean and its note recount the Goliad massacre of Texans led by General Fannin. It recalls the surrender after fall of Beana del Rio and the promise of quarter before Texans were executed or imprisoned at the old Goliad mission.
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Associated Press
Robert Ree
RL. Harter
Bronfest
Ore
Owen
Genersl Fannin Jr
Fannin
Goliad
Allies threaten Russian authorities over consular safety
The Allied Powers through Dutch, Norwegian, Danish and Swiss ministers warned Soviet authorities in Moscow that they would hold the Russian government personally responsible for the safety of allied consular officers and missions in Russia. They pressed Tchitcherin over demands about departures of consuls and missions from Moscow and noted reparations on gunnet agents and repatriation of Russians in France as part of a broader agreement.
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Washington
DU. C
Felshevik
Moscow
All Powers
Holland
Denmark
Iine
Nerwart Cll
Russia
Tchitcherin
United Press
London
France
Near beer makers to follow distant decision
Associated Press report states that manufacturers of near beer and substitutes face a new rule in the prohibition territories. The decision, explained today, impacts operations with a sizable plant planned for brewing near beer and related products.
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Washington, D
Fc Brewing
Occupied by Japanese Fatality in Annyzz Scespied Raa
A terse Allied report records a fatality associated with an operation in Annyzz Scespied Raa, noting occupancy by Japanese forces and indicating a loss in the engagement. The brief item cites the crisis context and battlefield casualties without graphic detail.
Four Girls Fatally Hurt in Pompien Lake Incident
Four girls were fatally hurt in a tragic incident at Pompien Lake last night. The PM authorities report a fatality and the injured were taken to a local hospital where a deceased person was confirmed. Police are investigating the cause and scope of the accident with ongoing inquiries.
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Pompien Lake
A. Te
Port collector ill in Evanston home
Port collector, identified as a Chicago figure, is reported in critical condition today at his Evanston residence. The unnamed Chicago collector of the art world was described as seriously ill and under medical care.
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Presny Chicago
Fivers McNeill
Art of
Chicago
Evanston
Roslyn Captain Dies in Action in France Remount Leader
A report from Associated Press states Captain Joseph E. F. Duvies of Roslyn Long Island was killed in action. He served as vice president of Elaine Mines Co of Macyland and recently returned from France where he led remounts. His business associates report his death and note his leadership role.
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Associated Press
New York
Iastay
Joseph EF. Duviex
Roslyn
Philipp Leading In Wisconsin Gubernatorial Race As Returns Trickled In
With all but one precinct reported Governor E L Philipp held a slim lead over Roy P Wilcox in the Republican gubernatorial race. An independent tally later put Philipp ahead by about 220 votes after a reporting error altered counts in Buffalo Winnebago and Lincoln counties. Wilcox backers predicted a larger margin while Philipp indicated canvass delays remained.
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Madison
E. L. Philipp
Roy P. Wilcox
Capital Times
Buffalo
Winnebago
Lincoln
Wilcox
Philipp
Cooier
American Prodigality in Occupied France Described
A France based Associated Press dispatch notes French hostility toward American troops is mild but cost of living rises attributed to Americans. It cites rising prices since cantonment and army zone effects, with officials seeking moderation and restraint in price policy to ease civilian hardship.
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Associated Presn
France
James Kernes
Rome
Marcanti
Index of Today's Paper Offers Tiny Readable Fragments
Fragmented OCR index page entries show scattered topics such as war work markets and beer manufacture. Readable items include brief headings like normal war work and market notes, but most content is garbled and incomplete.
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Hitler
Sess
Wee
Ait Eli
American Troops Bent to Front in France Amid Reorganization
Washington reports the American army in France is rapidly reorganizing with 90 to 95 percent of troops brigaded with British and French units and assembled for the push. General March cites progress in transport, air power, and the withdrawal of troops from front lines, while noting a German retreat on a wide front. The number of American troops with the British forces ranges up to 100,000, and ship unload times and aviation deliveries improve the overall effort.
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Washington, D. C
France
March
Igenate Muleta Committee
Rodu
Tev
Arras
Rheims
Tatens Il Generarions
Armis-Peranné
Ueda
Soissons
Hindenburg Mae ix
Serter
Aisne
Quentin
Huns' Flight Accelerated Across Front From Aisne to Cambrai
Allied offensives push the German line from the Aisne to Cambrai with gains along the Canal du Nord and around the St Gobain forest. French and British forces advance toward the Messines ridge and La Bassee as American troops reinforce the line east toward Rheims. German resistance remains firm in the forested sectors and along the Oise as Allied command coordinates a unified push.
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Cambrai
Cembrai
Canal du Nord
Marrincourt Wood
Somme
Terznier
Lafere
Oise
Howecver
Vetalu
Mangin
St. Gobain
Coury
Barisix
Besaun
St. Gobsain
Rheims
le Flanders
Salre
Wmler
France
Question of Prisoners In War Decision Readied
Washington report on the Renecal policy and the use of German prisoners in the country. Secretary of War Ear asserts assurances and authority to act, while the department confirms the contemplated measures amid public discussion.
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United States
Merne
Switzerland
Frese
Washington
Steamship Launched by Italian Lines in Bold Ceremony
A new steamship was launched in a formal ceremony featuring Italian maritime executives. The event highlighted advances in design and capacity, with officials noting improved speed and safety measures.
Weather outlook for the week in southern portion details
Vital weather summary notes temperatures and forecasts across upper and lower lakes. The week starts with warm upper-lake readings, Monday night shows cooling trends, followed by fair conditions across the rest of the week. Expect cooler temperatures midweek with generally normal norms later in the week.
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Gerat Lakes
Wedarday
Wissi
Taxes and war bond drive energize congressional bill
Special report from Washington outlines a $50 billion revenue bill increasing wartime taxes. Uncle Sam must have the money and soldiers and civilians alike are urged to give or endure higher levies. As debates continue, the goal is to finance postwar debt while easing burden as soon as feasible.
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Washington, D. C
Sam
Uncle Sam
Job
Sina
Veterans must register despite draft age limits
The Provost Marshal General Crowder rejected the impression that Spanish-American War veterans aged eighteen to forty five are exempt from registration. He announced no basis for such belief and warned veterans to register on September 22 as required.
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Washington
B. C
Corport
Crowder
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