Entente Allies Win Frontline Vittories in Balkans
From Paris dispatches the Allies report successes on the Balkan front with Serbian and Bilkurian forces breaking Hun lines. French and Serbian actions yield captured positions along the Vardar, with prisoners taken and large numbers of enemy killed or wounded.
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Irapersrponenre
PARIS
Thy Eaton
Darlene
AuerieRi
Vierent
Bmi
Ayer
Oetravn
Odie
Min Werdinrs
Vardar
Ferhlans
German Trenches Seized by French in New Front Advance
French forces report capture of multiple German trenches during a recent advance near the front. The action disrupted German positions and yielded ground gains as breaking weather and line stability affected ongoing combat. Details on casualties or exact locations remain sparse in official dispatches.
British Forces Return to Attack on Front Line
British forces renewed the assault on the Sonne front as the war conversation shifted to renewed offensives. Reports say the advance extended from the Ban region toward the Albert Taipraniense highway with significant enemy resistance and a fortified position described as strongly defended.
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Lontion
Brest
Eich
Tritlah
Steamer Rages Marsifie After Fire Near Port
The steamship with crew of 25 was set ablaze in a night attack while en route to a port. All papers and valuables worth 150000 were burned, sparking a broader loss estimated around 3200000 as authorities seek the responsible party.
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Beard
Marsifie
Coos Bay
Herida
Corthie
Aimouei
Karone
Court hears case over oil sale dispute at village meet
A local court heard the case of Edward F. Gestion Gouipeny against D- Seah Thompson. Mary 5, Allens faced a retrial regarding selling oil in her mill against Rector W. Allen and others. Judgment pending.
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Edward F
Thompson
Mary
Fragmentary report on postponed Thursday program trial exhibits
A garbled passage notes Thursday postponement of a planned program with references to Central Way Verginia and historical reminders. Exhibits include Thomasestum and Tike Wash Inked Jowtt 11 blay, unclear due to OCR errors.
Political Writing: Thinkers' Trial Leaders in 1912 Rally
An unclear notice describes Morgan Owen, director of the Thinkere' Drent, and Charles Semiek as leaders in Whitel Tig politics. It mentions a 1912 1914 timeline, a Sept. rally, and plans to announce a campaign, with references to ALF Gwen and Aleck Att. Owen hints at a late October start for a larger event.
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Morgan Owen
Drent
Charles Semiek
Whiteltig
Ubeg
Daley
Atunig
Ropu
Sehnek
Mu Sehnek
Otter
Owen Ailoh
Felday Mantig
Mr Schule
Alf Gwen
Tuberculosis Victim Sullivan Dies at Sister's Home
Vance Sullivan a 29 year old tuberculosis patient died Friday morning at his sister Mralam Ray's home on Benail Way alrect. He had been ill for weeks and sought work before his death. Survived by his parents Jans Suan and Duel Surving, sister Chaudie Sullivan in Gan City, India Thames Sullivan in Lanc easter, and brother James Roy. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Vance Sullivan
Mralam
Ray
Benail
Maniha
Mr. Sullivan
Jans Suan
Chaudie Sulivany
Gan City
India
Thames Sullivan
Roosevelt Trip for Hughes Likely to Extend to California
New York Sept 16 Theodore Roosevelt plans a campaign tour in support of Charles Hughes. Possible routes include Chicago Denver and other cities or a midwestern Northwest swing ending in Missouri and Kentucky. Roosevelt indicated willingness to join California if needed, subject to committee decisions.
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Hu Hughes
California
New York
Theodore Moonevelt
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Hun Pranelaca
Epebobme
Chicago
Denver
Middle States
Northwest
Miswouel
Kentucky
Cplonel Roonevelt
Willcox
Comaittes
Republican Hradnuartore
Mayor of Oak Illegible Suicides Amid Family Tragedy
J T Stalon, mayor of Oak, reportedly took his own life after an apparent family crisis. The Oak residence on Hila avenue was the scene Thursday night, with authorities noting a troubled period following a hospital accident in Salt Lake City.
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J.T. Stalon
Oak
Hila
Biagon
Salt Lake Clotah
Antwerp steamer Antwerpen lands at Plymouth crew report
The Antwerpen, a 11800 ton York ship of the Stand-Ulon Harmon line, wrecked on September 14, was reported to have landed at Plymouth per a cable from London. The ship, built at New Francis and acquired March 18, belonged to the Ancient and OW Company. A special service is planned for 11,800 tons.
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Sea
Ullerstoamer Antwerpen
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Boon
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Lioyda
Soramuniea
Harmon Ladke No. Fi
Urd OW Company
New
Ia Malden
Sonio Tampte
Lawson
Uayanne
N. J
Porter Visits Wheeling as Hughes Alliance Plans Growth
Gravee D. Porter, connected with Philadelphia politics, traveled to West Virginia to coordinate the Hughes Alliance and Young Men Republican groups. He met with officials, sought organizational help, and praised Wheeling leaders for their campaign energy and readiness to support the slate.
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Gravee D. Porter
Philadelphia
Wieukenburg
Wik
Tatelty
Mii
Hurdity Allornoon
Oficiala
Vepotiican Story
Croynleaden
Huger Alliance
West Virginia
Porter
Wheeling
MF Whittaker
Alent
Fufure
Nant
Sigorons
Robinson Goes to Mannington for Civil War Veteran Rally
Judge Ie Steb von of Grafton Republican nominee for governor arrives in Mannington after a southern tour and confers with state leaders. He attends a Friday Civil War veteran reunion in Maries County, then plans a Palm Sunday rally with United States Senator Borah and Congressman Bowers, followed by a Morgantown speech.
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Steb Nvon
Grafton
Esty
Faye
Iendera
Hendaunstor
Torning
Mannington
Maries County
Fio
Pallmont
United States
William B. Borah
Idaho
Robinson
Boral
Morgantown
George M. Bowers
Roblison
Blmank
Coffman
Epustios
Bonds Sold To Fund Street Paving In Stealey Molghta
Town residents approved bonds totaling 420 600 to finance street paving. The bonds were sold Thursday night by the town council to the Ginnburg Bank Company for 20 884 dollars amid eight bidders, with the loan trust company obtaining the high bid.
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Stealey Molghta
Honda
Lie Council
Ginrknburg Trank Company
Anyon
Loan Trust Company
Architecture and religion form church growth message
The talk argues architecture primes church worship linking building form to faith. Lamont traces from creation to catacombs to Romanesque and Gothic styles, urging builders to choose a capable architect, balance material and proportion, and focus on thoughtful design over cost alone to advance ecclesiastical work.
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Te Willuen Churel
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Eynegel
Hlok
Otra
Hamilton
Heckoth
Dubnil
Paritenias
Juan Patio
Bout
Nabylonians
Creaka
Itomang
Sojocian
Tample
Morod
Sln
Ump
Turley
Roma
Milan
Thuy
St. Petern
Rome
St. Pauin
Rheims
St. Sophia
Trinity
Roston
Mey
Labora
Penius
Tein
Republicans Rally at Court House Meeting in Hughes Support
Voters seeking national restoration attend a court house meeting called by Governor Atkins son in Charleston. The gathering aims to unite Republicans and independents to back Hughes and elect the Republican ticket, with plans for future town meetings to recruit members and strengthen party support County officials indicate strong turnout expected despite some supporters unable to attend.
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Court House
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Gaaree W. Atkinsson
Chiarleston
Miemont Vncaminent
Whialt
Herron County
Hughen Republic
Kinson
Martiere
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Aitdison
Lie
Coutnty
Varriah
Fort Derhlponrdé
Formilly
Frepublican Party
Thie
Ruurintes
Republican
Tiktional
Wil
Ottend
Politician Names Disclosed At West Virginia Party Meeting
A list of attendees and nominees is released at a Republican party gathering. Notable figures include Wael Virginia, Halterman, Tre KL Love of Gratton It Mu, Arch Love of Grattony, and George I Porter of Philadelphia. Also named are Megtviatuiens candidate and J. A. Hy of Olneinnath as candidates for governor and other state posts.
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Virginia
Colin Ware
Tate
Halterman
Weaton
Tre
Love
Gratton
Parkernburk
Arch Love
Grattony
Uy Hilllowry
Auckhannon
Plummer
Mayaville
Thomas McVas
Rattan
Tonxten
Youn
George I Porter
Philuielpiting
We. Mugbon
Parkersburg
Po A. Dinner
Pruntytown
Hugh Wareder
Thomas W. Fleming
Fairmont
Stathers
Ka 1S
Robinson
Governnors
J. A. Hy
Olneinnath
Organization of Hughes and Young Man's Republican Club
Organization of Hughes and Young Man's Republican club begins in nearly every county. Reported that every population community in West Virginia will have two live organizations working for the success of the Republican state and national campaigns. Units at state headquarters indicate the plan in Marion, Lewis, and Marion counties with other counties nearby.
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Hughes and Young Man's Republican Club
West Virginia
Marion
Larwis
Marion Counsiow
Walton Arrested After Shipwrecked Train Stop Murder
Arthur Walton, jailed in Tron wood Mich, is in custody over the murder of Ellenbotl Nichols, a wealthy oil widow. He leaped from a New York Central train and was found injured beside the tracks near Hare mop NY, then rushed to a hospital in serious condition. Brock of Blackshilte visits the Lynch home on Clay street.
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Arthur Walton
Tronwood
Mich
Ellenbotl Nichols
New York Central
Hare
Walton
Monticello Bridge Warns Public Over Dangerous Condition
County road engineer warns of imminent danger as abutments rot and bridge decks deteriorate. Officials have halted use and urge urgent action to prevent collapse, citing concrete risk to motorists and nearby properties. Local authorities stress immediate protective measures and public alert.
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Monticello
Saya
Prohibition Meeting In Fairmont Aims At Bootleggers
A special Telegram report from Fairmont notes a large meeting planned for Sunday to advocate enforcing prohibition laws. Citizens will discuss practical steps to end bootlegging and illicit whiskey trade. City men and the attorney have been invited to attend.
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Fairmont
Berg
May Take Steps to Avert Strike in New York
Sept 15 report says union leaders doubt mayor and city service commission can resolve the quarrel between striking street railway workers and employers. Central Federated Manhattan plans a special meeting to weigh a joint strike that could shock New York. Violence overnight disrupted service on several lines, while trains along Ninth Avenue faced arson threats and continued reductions in overall service.
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Gentral
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York
Brooklyn Central
Finaly-Fra
Tocal
Bieth
Ninth Avenue
Hi Lea
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