Allies Capture 3,000 Prisoners on Macedonia Front
Associated Press reports Allied forces push in Macedonia taking 3,000 prisoners and 24 guns with key positions seized. German pressure on the western front remains, while Franco-Serbian troops take Sokol DobropolIe and Velrenik after a desperate battle near the Belarian lines.
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President Wilson Rejects Austria Peace Offer
Senator Lodge endorsed President Wilsons rejection of Austria’s non binding peace proposal. He called the presidents prompt refusal right and wise and predicted allied and American approval. The senator said the American position was becoming too plain for central powers to understand the tone of the policy.
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Wilson
Austria
Senate
Senator Lodge
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Natone
Fort Sam Houston hails five executed in secret
Five executed at Fort Sam Houston at daybreak after a court martial sentenced them for Houston Texas riot participation. The sentences, approved by President Wilson, were carried out in a secret midday dawn execution.
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Allied Forces Push in Macedonia and Japanes e Land Law Ruling
Serbian and French troops extended the advance in Macedonia surpassing five miles on a widening front of twelve miles. They seized gradeshuts village and captured about 5,000 prisoners and 24 guns. In California, a judge ruled that Japanese born here can own real estate under the alien land law. A devastating fire at an American Mutton plant in New York left twelve dead with many others injured as rescuers struggled.
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California
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New York
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Germans Prepare Bind Front Retreat in Lorraine
AP dispatch from American Army Headquarters in Lorraine reports Germany planning a further retreat behind the Hindenburg line if pressed. He is burning towns along the Moselle. London notes British lines northwest of St Quetin and progress toward Le Verguier.
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Lorraine
Reuters
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Moselle
London
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le Verguier
Archangel Front Battles Reported as Forces Clash
Telegrams from Petrograd to Amsterdam describe American British and French detachments engaging Toteteiki forces on the Archangel front. Holehevikt troops after initial gains were repulsed by Dritieh reinforcements and fled.
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Amsterdam
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Toteteiki
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Holehevikt
Dritieh
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Unpaid Dog Tax Notice in New Mexico 1918
Marcus Luke Jr. in W F Mellvain’s office issues a notice that all partition or partion failing to pay dog tax by October 1 1918 will be dealt with under Sec 218 state law of New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Marcus Luke, JR
W. F. Mellvain
Five government planes due under Major Dean Smith
Five government air craft are scheduled to arrive under the supervision of Major Dean Smith. Authorities urge watchers to note the date and prepare for the visit or inspection.
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Dean Smith
Bakery Ad Promotes Fleischmann Yeast and Pastries
Advertises hot bread and buns plus cake cookies and pies available every afternoon. Promotes Fleischmann compressed yeast in small cakes for home bakers.
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Fleischmann
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