Outflanked German Position Repulsed At Mont Rouge
Associated Press reports Allied forces on the Aisne area repelled a renewed German attack on Mont Rouge as British troops push toward the Hindenburg line. British gains near St Quentin and Pezier/Epasy tighten the noose while French advances threaten La Fere. Counterattacks near Kourt and St Quentin falter as French capture Travec y near the southern Hindenburg line.
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Keep Up With The Times: Fresh Oysters and Court News
Keeps up with local agriculture noting cotton picking in lower valley fields with strong yields predicted if weather holds. Court sessions opened at 9 am with multiple cases including Kaiser plea guilty under $100 fine, Campbell sentenced to 30 days, and Fabiana Sales pleads guilty to simple assault with 100 day jail term suspended. Characters mention Metropolitan Hotel resident Charles Harding and visitor Luther Thomas on business at Lakewood.
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Petrograd in Flames and World Series Split Dominates News
Bleeding Petrograd reported in flames with widespread pillage and murder as Allied dispatches note. The World Series receipts dispute looms, players seek a conference with the National Baseball Commission, and a possible game deferment is planned unless an agreement is reached by 2 30. A troop ship carrying 2 800 American soldiers was torpedoed near the English coast. all aboard were rescued.
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Airplanes to Arrive Under Major Dean Smith Command
Five government aircraft are approaching under Major Dean Smith’s oversight. Officials urge watching for the exact date and schedule as plans unfold.
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Submarine raised briefly then sinks after depth charge attack
Allied sailors told the Associated Press they watched the German submarine lift above the water after a depth bomb exploded, then vanish. They said engine trouble slowed the ship, allowing a delay before it was torpedoed and left behind by the convoy.
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Front Lines Report Shifts Near Vladivostok and Irkutsk
A Japanese press dispatch notes the Siberian front has retreated westward by about a thousand miles while communications between Vladivostok and Irkutsk are reestablished. Zecho Slavoes break through Lake Baikal in Tehits direction as Semenof’s Cossacks and Coecho Slavees advance toward Batkian coast from the Onon river.
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Wartime Industry Board appeals for minimal manpower mobilization
The War Industry Board urged cooperation to rapidly mobilize the fewest possible workers needed to sustain essential war production. Authorities emphasized lean manpower and careful selection for key roles amid wartime shortages.
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