Bulgars Flee In Macedonia In Major Allied Push
Dispatches describe Entente attacks across Macedonia with British, French, Serbian and Greek forces advancing. Ottoman forces retreat toward the Vardar as Bulgarian fronts collapse and Turkish prisoners flood Allied lines. Reports cite heavy casualties, large prisoner counts, and widespread routs of Turkish troops near Palestine and Jordan fronts.
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Liberty Day Proclaimed September 23 Celebrations Planned
The proclamation designates October 12 as Liberty Day to honor Algerian discoveries and urges citizens to observe with commemorations. It orders all city and rural communities to participate in memorial addresses and to keep public officers as holiday-eligible.
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Wilson
Algtrien
Sailors Die in Grip Amid Spanish Flu Train Disaster
Report from Sept 24 states 4500 tons of Spanish flu vaccine stock at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. The tally cites over 400 deaths since September 9 and mentions eight hundred more deaths in late September. Families await updates as authorities adjust casualty figures.
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Great Lakes
Hind
Desperados Captured in Quick Bloodless Capture
A report from Keisas Oly, Mo, dated September 4, describes authorities capturing a pair of desperadoes after a roughly hourlong pursuit. The suspects, identified as Taina Wise and Omunsin Chy, were detained without further incident.
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Keisas Oly
Bette Tawi
Adopt Eight-Hour Day for New York Workers
A New York announcement confirms adoption of an eight hour work day by United Han ted corporations. The action follows a Tuesday afternoon session and outlines steps toward implementing the shortened shift for employees.
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New York
United
Revenue bill passed by house to raise eight trillion dollars
Washington reports the House approved an eight trillion one hundred eighty two billion dollar revenue bill for the year by a unanimous 350 to zero vote. The measure aims to fund war efforts and unite the nation behind decisive victory over Germany and its allies.
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Doug Worth
Ohio
Austein
Tamworth
Gyrinay
Russian Slavs Report Harsh Persecution of Entente Nationals
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Russian commissary at Vologda aiding Petrograd in a campaign described as the most brutal persecution of British, French, and American subjects in the Vologda province. It claims several Entente nationals have been seized and killed, with towns targeted and citizens murdered.
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Petrograd
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al Vardous
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Iowa State News Items Include War Mobilization and Civic Notes
Readable fragments report Iowa events: war mobilization calls and enrollments at the State University and Ames colleges, with projected student increases. Local officials discuss funding, a change in school week length, and various civic notices from Gedar Tipida to Des Moines.
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Tule
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War Department
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Kelly Nol
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George Stack
Atedile
Irwin J. Laraoa
Dotro
Geo. W. Young
Rinlan
War Savings Stanzp
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Alice J. S. Morrigan
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George Roady
Ludappdence Atale Hospital
State House
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Howitt
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Iowa Bate College
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Prohibition Law Passes House Ahead of War Measures
The House approved a national prohibition plan by a vote of 18 to 27 as part of the emergency war bill. A conference will set terms for differences with the Senate on the prohibition provisions and related funding. The measure sets the August 1 effective date and aligns with the ongoing war effort.
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Seine
Abe
British win two Turkish ports in Palestine push
British cavalry advance along the Mediterranean coast of Palestine seize Hatta and Ancre as troops report reaching Selt. About 25,000 Turkish prisoners are claimed in summaries, with General Allenby said to have achieved another success in Palestine, though unofficial reports vary.
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Palestine
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eSelt
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Japanese capture of key Siberian capital and armistice at Kolko
Reports from the Japanese embassy state Bingoryesh oheoul the capital of Amir and Aluxievek have fallen to Japanese cavalry with no Austro Germans taken prisoner. The forces reportedly laid down arms at Kolko. In New York a tailors strike nears 20 percent wage demand with about 5.64 thousand workers involved in garment industry unrest.
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Siberian
Amir
Aluxievek
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Thuy
Kolko
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Engdoyers
Britleh Take Up Rail Strike in Landnat and Wales
A war cabinet met on Tuesday afternoon to consider the strike by workers advocating railway service to Landnat and other parts of the empire, including daily capsule coverage in Wales.
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Wales
Unclear OCR fragment hints at train incident and political primary
Vague OCR text describes a primary event and a train incident near Stukiliea Washington with references to a dying individual and a donor. Names and locations are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
Proclamation by the President on War Effort and Liberty Bonds
The document presents a ceremonial proclamation by Woodrow Wilson urging the United States to support the war effort. It references the Fourth Liberty Loan, calls for national unity, and emphasizes mobilization of resources, protection of allies, and safeguarding American duties abroad. It reflects wartime rhetoric and the push for public الدعم of financing and logistics.
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