Teutons in danger of losing coast
Reports say German forces threaten Allied gains on the Belgian coast with submarine bases at Bruges and Ostend. In Flanders British and French troops consolidate positions after Tuesday’s advance while German attempts to push from the Meuse near Verdun are repelled by Petain’s artillery. News also notes Austrians lose ground on the Italian Curso plateau and a mutiny aboard ships at Wilhelmshaven.
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Tandon
Aale
Hai
Flanders
Ypres
Meuse
Verdun
Boiete-Chaume
Prenteh
Curso Plasteau
Riga
Cone
Spitwii Facn
Wpiddie
Lake
Doug Tweets
Inprisone
Ovation for Patriots as Union crowds honor Utah fishermen
Thousands gathered Wednesday night to honor Utah sailors and the 100th artillery unit after a late patrol. Mourners lined the streets as bells tolled and flags waved in a somber, ceremonial sendoff for those believed killed during the convoy mission near Ein Vista.
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Utah
Tyne
Tulhost
Ein Vista
Erasion Gael
Germans Offer Peace Plan Amid Pressures in Reichstag
Berlin reports claim Germany and Austria Hungary prepared a new peace proposal based on surrender of Belgium and French territorial gains for monetary compensation with no indemnity. Discontent grows in parliament over leaders Helfferich and the Fatherland movement while Vice Admiral Von Capelle reports a navy plot to force pe ace and declares arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Astonia
Dentin Tage Zeitune
Berlin
Austria
Karl Helferich
Reichstag
Anzelaer
Dusseldorf
Helfferich
Michaells
New Fatherland Party
Corman Penc
von Capelle
Alin
von Capple
Alot
Sultan of Egypt Dead in London Connected to British Protectorate
The Sultan of Egypt is reported dead at noon Tuesday per the London The Tally Telegraph. Humsein Kemal was selected by Great Britain in 1b4 to succeed his uncle Khedive Abbas Hizini as ruler of Egypt with a British protectorate proclamation. His father was khedive in 1855 to 1910.
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Egypt
London
Humsein Kemal
Great Britain
Khedive
Abbas Hizini
William C Fitts Takes Charge of Prosecution in DOJ
William C Fitts an assistant attorney general in the department of justice will be in charge of the prosecution of members of the 1 W I J indictments as returned by grand juries.
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William ©. Fitts
Department of Justice
Believed Banker Murdered Spurs Police Probe
A disputed account from the city notes a banker’s death and a suspected homicide. Authorities pursue leads with unclear motive as investigators secure the scene and await autopsy results to clarify the fatal night.
Uruguay Breaks Relations with Germany War Move
Uruguay's congress approves breaking diplomatic and commercial ties with Germany and orders Uruguayan officials in Germany to return home. Passports issued to non diplomatic officials, safe passage guaranteed, as Uruguay aligns with the United States on liberty and justice.
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Asports
Germany
Montevideo
Uruguay
Congress
Republic
Senate
House
Viera
Uuruguiy
United States
Wligo
Nnn
Berlin
Crumple Front in Flanders Heaviest Allied Drive On Record
Fragmented OCR reports fierce fighting on the Flanders front as London France and England unite to push German forces. British units launch furious charges driving to clear ridges and hills near Ypres with heavy casualties and uncertain results amid shifting front lines.
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London
France
England
Flanders
Pluaiders
Euet
Ypres
Uwe Vida
Ahire
Small Sum for Ball Players St. Lanttle The SH
The article notes a minor payment plan involving ball players from St. Lanttle, with a figure around $100 per player and a broader distribution totaling about 2107. It references American involvement and a five day period for receipts or settlements.
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St. Lanttle
Tonia Nietioiadey
St. Boule
Wildmills
Baie Americane
Hutte Butchers Strike Provokes City Demand
Cour Mepis term federat yom jury returns a badlet against tie Tew. John Ketehort, pastor at Lowden German Lutheran church, voices concern as the strike prompts debate over wage demands and local duties.
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Federat
John Ketehort
Lowden
Germany Signs No Peace Hope as U Boats Sink Ships
Berlin dispatch quotes George Goethem of the Reichstag saying no land victory is possible, England shows no peace will, and America cannot be forced to peace. He notes seven million tons sunk, rationing absent, and workers likely to strike if war continues.
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Amsterdam
George Goethem
Reichstag
Berlin
Sald
Germany
England
America
Herr Goothein
Herr Goethein
One Seattle Strike Settled
A Seattle wood yard strike started September 14 in sympathy with timber workers seeking an eight hour day and was settled Sunday through Secretary of Labor Wilson's efforts.
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Seattle
Wilson
Scott Ferris Represents Sixth District In Oklahoma House
Scott Ferris serves as representative for the Sixth district of Oklahoma in the lower house. A veteran lawmaker, he has been a member of five prior congresses and is described as a prominent legal figure in Lawtan.
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Scott Ferrie
Quklahoma
de la W Remnent
Lawtan
Wage Increase Granted for 20000 Cotton Mitt Operators
Lowell and MagiA announce a ten percent wage raise for twenty thousand cotton mitten workers effective October 1. The action is disclosed amid broader labor discussions with Tool Alliance and other corporations.
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Lowell
Magia
Pewen Tool Allie
Wnt Baeranen
Wheat supply plan aims to feed millions of bushels
Reports released Monday by the Defense Council outline a plan to feed millions of bushels of wheat. The details reference a stable supply and division of rations amid wartime demands.
Secret German sabotage plans revealed in 1916 dispatches
Released diplomatic correspondence shows Berlin instructed Ambassador von Bernstorff to destroy Canadian railways and use Irish Americans for sabotage on U S soil. It cites names of alleged facilitators and warns of efforts to sway Congress through pro German propaganda in a broader Germany United States plot.
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Washington
Tanning Frew Pan Hte
General Sin
United States
America
Berlin
von Bernster
Anchorage
Bernstorff
Congress
Secretary of State
Foreign Office
Count von’ Bernstorff
Ceneral
Boehm
Ins Bein
Atteche
Tou
Canada
Dosept Macturnity
Philadelphia
John F. Beating
Michigan
Iver Nie
Chicago
Jeremiah O'Leary
Park Row
New York
Sir Roger Canesment
Saborge
Enn
Hale
Count von Bernstorff
Herlin
Germany
Moctarrity
Philadelphis
Itabe
Casement
Extradition Refused in High-Profile New York Killing Case
After lengthy deliberation the authorities declined Alfredo Covohs extradition related to the Huth Croger homicide in New York. The decision ends a long legal struggle and solidifies the local stance on the case.
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Cocchi
Novarnamenties
Alfredo Covoh
Huth Croger
New York
Chicago Rellegious Operation Ends in Surgical Restoration
A torn mouth repair in Chicago involved scores of surgeons and experts. The case featured a Googe Vineet with notable facial injuries, treated through a complex procedure. the patient’s healing and outcome were reported after the operation.
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Urkhey
Iesewimold Googe Vineet
Nevada Echoes Quiet Lives and Violent Incidents Across West
The Nevidi Thlinn association held its fourth annual meeting at Histwelt King Seriovk. A pacer valued over 61000 accidentally killed Tueming in Kigene Ore. A Susanville horse thief wounded Esteban Barcos months ago. A man convicted of assault with a deadly weapon. A giant 18 inch flower exhibited in Hill Nevada from an Ely garden. Sol Hilp, a Nevada mining pioneer, died after lingering illness in Reno. Walter Mosanck shot in the shoulder at Billings Montana by a would-be dynamiter. Local liquor and cigar merchants in Reno Sparks Nev plan an association to regulate prices. A highway robbery attempt wounds Mrs Frank near Meno. Humboldt river oil slick from Curlin to Palisade blamed on Southern Pacific shops. Peter Mirkin, a trapper, found dead near Stillwater Nevada. Exther Thayer, 18, bound and gagged in West Seattle. Ed Walker killed by a woman in a crime cited by authorities.
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Nevidi Thlinn Association
Tone
Seriovk
Kigene
Ore
Duck Works
Susanville
Nev
Esteban Barcos
Hix
Assuilant
Klamath County
Mppen
Oregon
Joe Bonito
Keno
Jake Thimmelberg
Shea
Deuters
Lee
Table Mountain
Stillwater
Nevada
Mirkinan
Thayer
Seattle
Ale
Sam Guy
Clark County
Devaitn
Ehsteter Judes Chas
Horsey
Edn Walker
Mae
Potlee White
Salt Lake
Rhinete Ier H
Irom
Walker
Mire
Kani Gregory
Portland
May Carter
Chewery
Gels
T Sears Abd
Chiptyetive
Rijlem
Austin
Serni
Pestingister
Meunier
Ike
Joe Epee
Clee
Aberteaie
Marmot
Uilter
Hiv” McCarthy
Babes
Oneal Muvinin Olmenetie
Fane City
Dairy Points Look the Prospective Dairy Call
A fragmented notice describes dairy point prospects and mentions udders and parentage with unclear details. The readable phrases hint at cattle or dairy program points but lack coherent facts or names.
Cow Speaks on Neglectful Care in a Faded Page
Fragmentary lines describe a cow urging care from a hospital attendant, critiquing neglect of cleanliness and bedding. The snippet hints at animal welfare concerns and a call for better treatment.
Sure Feed Super Bilage Furnished An Almost Aura Feed
A compact notice notes Sure Feed Super Bilage provided a nearly complete aura feed setup. Details on source remain partially legible, with emphasis on the supply and arrangement of the feed components.
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U. S
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William C. Fitts
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Tnote
Pamay
Davee
Elia
Hutte
Uth
Mont
Eli Ba
Tote
Scott Ferris
Lansing
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