Allied Powers to Shape World Economy Says Lloyd George
British premier Lloyd George told two hundred manufacturers that after the war the allies must coordinate economic policy with their dominions and allies. He warned that a federation of the British empire and the allied powers will decide the world economy, with raw materials transport and postwar terms under their control. He urged unity to avoid terms imposed by an opposing bloc and stressed distributing postwar gains to those who fought together.
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London
R Lloyd Carge
National Union of Manufacturers
Paris
America
Eny
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Heavy Aerial Fighting Near Paris During July Battles
Allied aviators fought over the Aisne to the Marne corridor during July 28 and 29. French and British bombing planes dropped ordnance on enemy positions and exploded in air combats. Reports describe many air engagements with fourteen enemy machines shot down and several forces forced to retreat.
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Paris
Aisne
Marne
Ge Havas Cor Seqpenteer
Fron Im Gentlan
Fon
Wallacy
Secu
Acr
Permanent committee formed among wartime food controllers
London reports that food controllers from Great Britain France Italy and the United States have established a permanent committee of representatives. The body will study various programs and coordinate their execution during wartime shortages and transportation challenges.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Committee of Representatives
Trenapert 8
Resing
Crown Prince Under Fire in German War Council Report
A Tages Zeitung Essen report claims the Crown Prince faced sharp rebuke from Ludendorff and possibly Hindenburg at a war council in the presence of the Kaiser. The paper notes a demand for removal from command, the Kaiser acknowledging some justification for the remonstrances, yet dynastic concerns prevailed over military ones.
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London
Ocean
Tages Zeitung
Essen
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Federal government takes over labor recruitment for war effort
The United States now oversees recruiting of common labor across all states to support war industries. Job allocations are based on population and demand, aiming to reduce wasteful turnover and stabilize wages while boosting production for the trenches. Each of 13 federal districts is led by a superintendent to manage the process.
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New York
France
British pledge on Russia aims for stability
The Daily Mail reports a British government statement telegraphed from Vladivostok declaring the aim to secure a fair trial and economic restoration for Russia without internal interference, and to expel enemy forces, while preserving Russia's territorial integrity.
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London
Daily Mail
Vladivostok
His
Hisesty
Russia
Restrictions on Pork Removed by Canadian Food Board
Ottawa reports the Canada food board has temporarily lifted pork consumption restrictions. The move follows pork production and conservation efforts in Canada and the United States, allowing pork including bacon to be used at any time in public places under board policy. The board cited increased production and conservation as causing exports to rise above a pre war average by a notable percentage.
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Food Board
Ottawa
Canada Food Board
Canada
United States
Gathering In the Bosches 4543 Prisoners Captured in July
A British official communication reports 4543 prisoners captured in July by British troops amid artillery activity and frontline operations. The note mentions 89 officers among those detained and highlights ongoing dangers on both sides.
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London
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Opens September 28
Washington announces the fourth liberty loan campaign will begin Saturday September 28 and run for three weeks until October 19. Secretary McAdoo disclosed the schedule tonight.
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Washington
McAdoo
Mourn Nice Romanoff Madrid Official Journal Note
In Madrid an official journal records mourning for Romanoff the emperor. The brief item notes formal homage and official acknowledgment from authorities.
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Madrid
Anmor A Rcilag
Romanoff
Er Emperor
Canadians and Germans clash in front line actions
Canadians launch probing operations against thinly held German posts. A Toronto officer and a sergeant penetrated near enemy trenches and blew up a dugout after gathering bombs. Canadians reported several advances aided by favorable winds and captured a number of German workers during the effort.
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Amt
Toronto
Hun
Bomb German Cities London Air Ministry Report
The air ministry outlines aerial operations including Stettin and Saarbrucken raids. German targets such as Daimler works and railway facilities were hit, with fires reported. RAF bombers faced hostile scouts, several machines shot down, yet multiple formations completed their missions with observed bursts at factories.
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London
Air Ministry
Sta Igna Ne
Stetter
Daimtre
Sta
Pagnau
Saarbrucken
Newspapermen Visit Firing Line Across Front
Canadian editors on a visit to the western front report an enthusiastic, optimistic impression. Organized by the imperial government, the ministry of information, and Canadians in France, the journalists were welcomed by Gen. Currie and all ranks. W. A. T. Lethbridge praised Canada's fighting men and the drive to finish the job, while M. R. Jennings from Edmonton found the experience unforgettable and noted officers and personnel’ dedication and efficiency.
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London
Western Front
Ministry of Information
France
Currie
Canada
Lethbridge
M. R. Jennings
Edmont
Night bombing tests to use new flare lights
Washington D C government officials announce the perfection of a new flare light system for large area night bombing exercises. The device is parachute deployed and licensed for use, marking a key advancement in aerial night operations.
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Washington, D. C
Sunday School Lesson on the Good Samaritan Neighbor
The article outlines Jesus answer to who is our neighbor, urging readers to act with compassion. It emphasizes seven actions: notice need, feel pity, go to the needy, bind wounds, care at the inn, give money, and live selflessly as Christ did. It also discusses walking in the Spirit, restoring the sinning brother, bearing burdens, supporting teachers, and being earnest in well doing.
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Good Samaritan
Christ
Bor Cer
Regeneration of Germany Necessary to Coming of Peace
London report on Sir Robert Borden luncheon remarks at the Canada Club. He insists regeneration of Germany is essential for peace, praising Allied nations and warning Germany must be condemned. He cites U S unity, German militarists, and the need to curb Berlin’s power using British Empire and US resources.
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Germany
London
Canada Club
Duke of Connaught
Robert Borden
England
U. S
Great Britain
France
Italy
Igium
Serbia
Commonwealth
Belvue
Legion
Balkans
Llandovery
Atlantic
Uniteds
United States
Submarine sinks Portuguese barque Porto off Atlantic coast
The Porto was sunk by a German submarine about 550 miles off the Atlantic coast on July 27. The crew of eight was landed at an American port by a British steamer. Cargo included cotton. details were scarce and it was noted the crew likely used small boats to reach safety.
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Washington
Atlantic
Navy Department
Savanmats
German retreat in Flanders signals faltering German defense
From the front it is evident that the German defeat on the Marne is affecting German troops in Flanders. Despite earlier claims the second German assault failed, and their forces at Chateau Thierry are reported to be holding only weakly as prisoners confirm the Entente advance toward Tardenois.
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Flanders
Marne
Chateau‘Thierry
Tardenois
Joint Action Planned by Paris on Siberia
General staff officers in Tokyo and Peking coordinate under the China Japan agreement for potential joint action in Siberia. The ambassador reports continued high level consultations and defense planning among allied powers.
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Paris
Tokio
Pekin
China
Japan
Siberia
Bassador
State of Siege in Roumania in German plans
Paris informed Rumanian circles report that the German high command asked how many divisions could be moved to the western front. Field Marshal von Mackensen replied it would be unsafe to pull troops from Romania. A despatch from Berne says he has ordered a state of siege across Romania due to uprisings.
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Paris
Roumania
Font
von Mackensen
Berne
Financing Grain Crop Ottawa Conference Report
Representatives of milling and banking interests met with Sir Thomas White and T. A. Crerar to discuss financing western wheat. A fixed price proposal was to be reviewed by the grain committee and Imperial authorities for credit stability. Attendees included E. L. Pease, W. R. Bewlt, Fowler, Bleck, Knee land, Young, Wywins and others.
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Ottawa
Thomas White
T. A. Crerar
Bankers’ Association
Hokey
E. L. Pease
Sir Los and
OW. R. Bewlt
Brank Ae
Baw Fowler
W. A. Bleck
E W, Kneeland
F. W. Young
B.wywans
Britain’s War Efforts Highlighted by Curzon Speech
Lord Curzon quoted wireless reports showing Britain’s wartime manpower. He stated millions have been mobilized across theatres, with casualties and naval losses noted. The speech stressed only trained troops remain in active service while many are on leave or in depots awaiting reorganizations.
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Rd Curzon
Lord Curzon
Britain
Allied Forces Advance on Aisne Marne Front
Gen De goutte praised progress on the Aisne Marne front as allied troops secure hills beyond Seringes and Orgy. He voiced hope the offensive would press on until German positions were pushed back amid a fierce night battle.
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Aisne-Marne
Degoutte
Seringes and
Orgy
Fruit Prices Won’t Be Fixed in Toronto
Food Controller A. Thompson said fruit is not a necessity of life and fixing prices would be unfair to growers and discourage production. He noted experiments are under way to study vegetable rationing and the impact on the country.
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Toronto
I A. Thompson
Ordnance Dept Announces Grenade and Rifle Nade Production
Washington reports two million hand grenades and one million rifle grenades are being produced monthly according to an ordnance department announcement.
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Washington
Ordnance Department
Riots Reported in Ukraine Amid Peasant Uprising
A Copenhagen telegraph from the Fremdenblatt of Ham reports serious riots in Ukraine's country districts. Peasants reportedly organize resistance to the occupying forces as German rule faces stiff local opposition.
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London
The
According
Kiew
Fremdenblatt
Ham
Exchange
Copenhagen
Rman
U. S. Troops Reach Italy Amid Arrival of Fresh Units
United States forces push into Italy as additional troops arrive. The newcomers are reported to be in good health and high spirits, reinforcing the combat line and signaling continued Allied momentum.
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U. S
Italy
Nenteets
Jewish Legion Arrives in New York Sete Era
A New York arrival marks the Jewish Legion in a period of wartime Zionist activity. Leaders and supporters frame the event as a significant moment for American Jewish solidarity with Zionist aims.
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Jewish Legion
New York
America
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promise Youthful Restored Looks
An old advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a quick remedy to youthful appearance. It claims loam of youth for faded cheeks and improved complexion with promises of brighter eyes and better health. A 25 cent box is offered with no listed failures.
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Dr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Allies Face Ship Shortage Pressing Need for Naval Build Up
Premier Lloyd George warned the Allies shipping must rise as food supplies improve. He cited America’s immense tonnage needs to move troops and urged stern economy. Hoover endorsed the urgency, noting ships are essential to sustain the war effort and international cooperation grows stronger among allied nations.
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Lloyd George
Herbert C. Hoover
Prench
Ita
America
Britain
Earth
Money Orders in Town Accounts Named
A brief note states out of town accounts are covered by five dollar money orders. Dominion Mowery orders are mentioned in connection with the payments.
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Dominion Mowery
GENTS WANTED 1000 Dollar Fast Sell Cooker Ad
Sales pitch promises a $1000 county sale of a Combination Cooker with earnings cited for agents. Mentions a salesman earning $388.55 in a month and another agent selling 20 units. Provides terse contact at 100 Thomas Bldg Foster for quick writing.
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Pro- Co
Thomas Bldg
Foster
50 000 Enlist To Illinois Farm Labor Drive
Illinois mobilizes 50000 youths for farm labor across stores and non essential industries to harvest 11 000 born and 2 000 000 acres of oats hay and other crops. Through state agencies farm bureaus and public safety groups training courses place boys on farms and in cities to assist with animals crops and basic tasks.
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Ilinois
United States de Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Sachusetts
United States
Public Safety
Corn Remedy and War Debate Across Nations
An advertisement touts Freezone as a corn remover that loosens corns and calluses without irritation, urging purchase through a chemist or store. The piece also quotes Kar Minard's Liniment Reeves reflecting on England's sacrifices in war, casualties, and wartime domestic strains amid air raids and taxation.
Sensible Silo Sente In the silo you can store a form
In a short, readable notice about silage, its role in feeding and digestion, how silage preserves corn against frost, and practical notes on silo placement and storage efficiency, with mentions of feeding benefits and costs.
Butcher in New York Writes on Unity Across Shops
A New York butcher issues a provocative note claiming that butchers should unite. The message, appearing in a local column, urges solidarity among meat dealers and hints at broader cooperation within the trade despite city tensions.
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Liniment Reeves
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