French Troops Make Magnificent Gains In Argonne
Allied forces push through Argonne forest flank Germans on left of American lines near Laon and Montmois. American infantry and air units support by enfilading attacks, bombing railways, and photographing positions. Hundreds of prisoners captured as airmen disrupt German reinforcements amid heavy fighting.
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H. G. Wales
Argonne Forest
Laon-Mothois
T de Laon-Monthois
Bagne District
Marshal Joffre
Montfaucon
Thhe
Tsieen
Etain
Meuse
Metz
Bulgaria fate rests with France in peace talks
Washington reports Bulgaria's decision on accepting peace terms hinges on Paris. Exchanges among France, Britain, and the United States focus on the Balkan situation as Germany fights to prevent unconditional surrender. President Wilson's New York address is seen as influencing the war outlook and pushing toward an early peace if Bulgaria cooperates.
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Bulgaria
France
Paris
London
Balkan
Almnost
Santry
Berlin
Teradov
Liaptoheff
Malinoff
Wilson
New York
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Junkers
United States
League of Nations
Wilhelm
Baron Burian
Army Casualty List Totals 387 Names Across Sections One and Two
Washington Sept 28 Two army casualty lists announced today contained 387 names divided as follows Killed in action 104 missing in action 20 wounded severely 174 died from wounds 54 died from accident and other causes 8 died of disease 23 died from aeroplane accident 1 prisoners 3 New England names include section one killed in action sergeants Francis P Baker Lynn Mass Lester J Wentworth Seymour Conn corporal Guy R Knowlton New London Conn mechanic James Morris Fall River Mass privates Patrick Keane Jamaica Plain Mass Angelo Mikolasek Yonkers N Y died from wounds Abe Levine Boston Mass Stanley Zaslona South Lawrence died from disease private Billings Theophilus Norwich Conn died of accident and other causes private James H Beck a son N H wounded severely Lieut John H Norton Springfield Sergeant John V Hickey Boston corporal Dennis F Sheehan Cambridge Mass Wagoner Andrew Coyle Roxbury Peter Gould Northboro Mass James Manciney Walpole Mass Archie R Pairadee Holyoke Mass Albert Parkinson Pawtucket R I section two William M Durr Norwich Town Henry A Young Somerville Mass Tony Desandre Meriden Conn Charles Edwin Dewillis East Falmouth Mass wounded severely Sergeant Carl J Kalberg South Boston Mass Privates John J Clary Hartford Conn Kieran Hickey Concord Mass Missing in Action Private Walter S Robinson Lawrence Mass Try a Press Want Adv
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Washington
New England
Francis P. Baker
Lynn
Mass
Lester J. Wentworth
Seymour
Conn
Guy R. Knowlton
New London
James Morris
Fall River
Patrick Keane
Jamaica Plain
Angelo Mikolasek
Yonkers
N. Y
John H. Norton
Springfield
John V. Hickey
Boston
Dennis F. Sheehan
Cambridge
Wagoner Andrew Coyle
Roxbury
Peter Gould
Northboro
James Manciney
Walpole
Archie R. Pairadee
Holyoke
Albert Parkinson
Pawtucket
R. I
William M. Durr
Norwich Town
Henry A. Young
Somerville
Tony Desandre
Meriden
Charles Edwin Dewillis
East Falmouth
Carl J. Kalberg
John J. Clary
Hartford
Kieran Hickey
Concord
Walter S. Robinson
Lawrence
Happenings in this vicinity twenty five years ago
A chunk of 1892 town notes cover local delays and plans. Maine and Kansas labor rulings surface as court invalidates an eight hour day law. Portland schools receive temperance texts. Brownstone quarry pay drops to three to four dollars weekly. Riverside hydrants planned for Pacausett. Middletown bridge work advances with Roger Kennedy’s pile driver. Dr. and Mrs. Hallock return from Europe. Cromwell brownstone blocks shipped to New York aboard Christine. Berlin fair outpacing state fair. baby show lauded. Chester fair traced to 1877 origin. Long Hill picnic set for Meriden Mountains with early departure. Brazos lands a cellar contract for Middlefield town hall. Injunction served in local matter. Horse railroad receives seven new New Haven horses. Arawana Mills expected to restart Monday. Democratic caucus scheduled at Douglas Hose House.
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Kansas
Riverside
Pacausett
Roger Kennedy
Middletown
Portland
Frank Hallock
Cromwell
Europe
New York
Christine
Berlin
George Hall
Chester
Spe
New Haven
Arawana Mills
Douglas Hose House
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Stanley Zaslona
South Lawrence
Billings Theophilus
Norwich
James H. Beck
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