Sox Take Fourth Game of Series 3 to 2 on Wet Field
The Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 at Fenway Park in a rain soaked fourth World Series game. Ruth boosted Boston with a three base hit driving in two runs, while Tyler and McInnis contributed key plays. The Cubs threatened at times but could not overcome the Sox on home turf.
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Flier Forced to Land on Aerial Mail Route
Max Miller, pioneer aviator of the New York to Chicago air mail service, diverted on return flight due to radiator trouble and landed at Woodland Wills Park near Cleveland. He had flown 1,050 miles from Chicago to Bryan, Ohio in about 1 hour 50 minutes before the mishap. Two officers, Thomas and Wall, were killed in an air collision at Selfridge Field. President Wilson abandons transcontinental speaking tour for the fourth Liberty Loan.
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French Division Triumphs Over Five German Units in Five Day Fight
In France, Sept 8, French General Mangin’s troops, between the Aisne and Oise, breached the old wire and advanced past the St Gobain and Couey forests. Five German divisions failed to halt a lone French division, with engineers bridging the canal near Port Saint March, capturing multiple enemy guns and defensive positions. Towns south of the Aisne and Oise were razed, Noyon and Montdidier left in ruins after heavy shelling and mines.
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NOYON LOOSE TO GERMAN ADVANCE NEAR ST QUENTIN
Report from Sept 9 describes German troops within seven miles of Saint Quentin and two miles from La Tore as they retreat after destroying Noyon. They shelled and sacked the town, the cathedral and town hall damaged, and most houses left uninhabitable in the stricken area.
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Weather roundup for major cities in U S
San Antonio and vicinity expect warmer tonight and Tuesday with highs near 90 to 91. East Texas also warmer with fair conditions. St Louis records 62 under clear skies. Chicago 67 with southwest breeze. Kansas City 69 with clear, low wind. New York 54 with north wind and 24 hour low. Washington D C 62 with north wind and 24 hour low.
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Baker Back in France on Official War Visit
War Department announced Secretary Baker arrived in France with an official party including John D. Ryan and Major General Gorgas. The group will inspect airplane facilities and American Army hospitals while assessing embarkation services and debarkation conditions in French ports.
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Food Attracts Huns By Lincoln Eyre
Propaganda drops draw German deserters who admit meals and white bread entice them, while a doughboy finds a German carrier pigeon with a July 10 message. Germans are curious about rights and wrongs but food weighs most in desertion.
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Bring Home the Bacon in Five Days Fight Under Mangin
Special cable report chronicles American troops under General Mangin in the Belleau Wood region and the Soissons line. It highlights Yankee lumberjacks and workers in a rapid five day drive that captured key trenches, factories, and large quantities of ammunition and weapons, noting single handed American feats and the morale impact on German forces.
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Forces Huns Back In Searpy Sector By Horne
British General Sir Henry Horne leads the First Army in the Searpy sector where British forces have driven back the enemy with sharp operations, inflicting heavy losses in recent days. The advancing lines show significant gains as artillery and infantry push forward.
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Reign of Terror in Moscow After Lenin Attack
A Moscow dispatch reports Amatechim and Pola Kaplan hunted Bolshevik premier Lenin, executed. Soviet authorities label killings as reprisals for the murder of Moses Unite. London and Stockholm bulletins note Lenin survives the attack while British subjects are arrested and threatened with death.
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Trial of Debs Opened in Cleveland Court
The Debs espionage act trial opened in Cleveland before Judge J Cy Westhayer. Eugene V. Debs, former Socialist presidential candidate, faces charges for remarks at the Ohio Socialist party state convention in Canton. The government, led by United States District Attorney Buewin Sw Wertz, presents the case with assistants.
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New York
Allied push north of Arras Cambrai front gains
British patrols advance from Peronne to Vermand and Vendelles driving toward Gouzencourt while French hold Crozat Canal near St Quentin. British enter old southern line. German counterattacks noted but Allies maintain initiative as they press toward the La Fere region and the Loivre area near the Hindenburg line.
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British Forces Advance Near St Quentin in WWI Actions
Associated Press reports British and French troops press the offensive in northern France. Advances near St Quentin and along the Arras Cambrai line push toward the Hindenburg position as German units concentrate near Laon Chevreny and the Chamitries-Danes with reinforcements and heavy artillery redeployments observed.
Maig Hits At New Point In World War I Front
British forces press a significant assault along the Arras Cambrai road crossing the Canal du Nord about six miles from Cambrai. Reports say a strong thrust by Field Marshal Haig’s army, while in the south the line toward St Quentin nears the Hindenburg line. French gains also noted near St Quentin as the Germans plan a move along the Crozat Canal.
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