Men to Operate Government Wire Systems
Four men named as the omens who will assume full control of telephone facilities in the United States under a presidential order. The article lists David J. Lewis and others as stepping into government management roles, with Postmaster also named.
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William Hy
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Post Office Department
Mer. Koons
Lewis
Maryland
United States
Comission
Birleson
Ander
Teie-tofhe Lines
Allied Forces Press In As Britons, French Advance In Battle
Reports describe Allied forces crowding toward the German lines at Rogoy and the Butte de Chatiment, with British and French divisions under General Mangin pushing through heavy artillery bombardment and rugged terrain. The attack gains ground near Grand Razor and Bagneux as troops fight to seize key ridges despite strong German resistance.
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Rowey
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Planes collide and fall as German flyers attack American supply train
Two German aviators with machine gunners attacked an American supply train south of Sergy. An American pilot arrived and fought the attackers, causing the German machines to crash. Both sides suffered fatalities among the German crew and American air forces claimed a downed enemy aircraft behind the German lines.
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Unie Associated Press
Aisne-Marne
Sergy
A. Bone
Framinghan
David G. Patoun
Newman Mass
Geremia
Puta
Teleplaning Camp Adopts Official Use Rules At Camp
Telegraph and telephone policy restricts official use to authorized business, with pay stations available on request. Unofficial calls after hours noted. leaders must curb such use. Also reports a fatal crash at Payne Aviation field near Aberdeen with Lt. Rose piloting and Lt. Aid? as passenger. aircraft fell from 600 feet after a tail spin. flying partner unharmed.
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Draft age graduates to take training courses nationwide
General Crowder announces that senior graduates of draft age are qualified for general military service and may enroll in training programs at colleges across the country. The text notes exceptions and mentions a person or unit named Woxay not included.
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Woxay
Frontline Push Near Rheims and Marne Fronts Intensify
Wartime dispatch describes fierce engagements along the Soissons to Grand Reims corridor with British divisions on the Bois de la Grande route holding, Prussians driven back near the Marne and Aisne front, and French and Allied forces concentrating northward. It notes Allied lines tightening, French command advantage in intellect, and pressure continuing on German wings as they contest for ground and supplies amid gas bombardments.
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Marne
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Extra session urged to pass war law by legislature
Report discusses calls for a new legislative session to approve wartime measures. Governor Joblow reviews the proposal, noting officials and state staff have studied the plan. The piece outlines expected appointments and ongoing debates over legal authority, appointments, and the scope of wartime powers.
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Commie
Topeka Avintar Killed in Prone In Topeka Kan
A garbled report from Topeka mentions a person named Avintar killed in Topeka with unclear details. Robert Willard is cited as the source, and his brother Lieutenant Gillard is noted in connection. The text references prior California service and a board or senate context, but specifics are unreadable.
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Topeka
Kan
Ldeit Bhord
War costs Britain twenty five thousand a minute report says
A wartime study estimates Britain spends about 9.2 billion dollars annually on arms, navy, air services and munitions while loan commitments to allies total around 8.16 billion dollars. The report notes Britain has raised extensive taxes and loans to sustain the war effort across the years.
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