Entente Forces Pound Germar Line in Flanders
Paris reports French troops advancing on a one kilometer front to the left of the British in Belgium. Objectives were attained with progress north of Veldeck and several prisoners taken. Reconnoitering parties penetrated enemy lines near Panthecon and Ta hure. Severe artillery fighting along the Aisne. Local British attacks near Ypres-Staden, with French co operation on the left.
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Paris
Belgium
War Office
Veldeck
St. Quentin
Mennejean Farm
Panthecon
Tahure
Aisne Stront
Rheims
Cerny
Massiges
London
Ypres-Staden Railway
Ypres-Staden
War Front Actions and Russian Naval Maneuvers Update
Allied forces under French and British command launched a New blow along a narrow front near Ypres in Flanders with early gains. French claim objectives met while Haig notes satisfactory progress as the offensive aims to push the left flank forward. Russian naval units escaped Moon Sound bottling and guard the northern entrance. Emperor William returns to Berlin for talks with officials and possible chancellorship transition discussions.
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Haig
Ypres
Ypres-Staden
Houtholst Wood
Flanders
Poelcapelle
Paris
Gulf of Riga
Moon Sound
William
Berlin
Prince von Buelow
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Michaelis
Germany
King and Queen Surprise People in London Bombed District
King and Queen toured a bombed London district yesterday afternoon and shared tea with a local victim. The king told a German reporter that the people who are in danger could see the wreckage and remain hopeful.
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Tonhon
Sievn Pahl
Mternoon
London
Dutch Steamship Yeeeldik Catches Fire in Hudson River
In Hoboken, New Jersey, the Dutch freight liner Yeeeldik, 6060 tons, caught fire today in the Hudson River. Firefighting equipment from Hoboken was summoned as the vessel, one of Holland's largest freight ships, burned in the river near New York.
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Hudson River
Hoboken
N. J
Wearel
Holland
Two Millions Making Drive In Navy War Bond Push
In Petrograd and Washington reports, massive Liberty Loan campaigning targets workers and families. Gompers urges all labor to buy bonds as ships clash in Gulf of Ili, with submarines, transports, and naval actions described amid a broader nation WWI fundraising surge.
Daniels makes stirring plea for liberty loan
CHICAGO Oct 22 Secretary Daniels in an Iroquois club address urged strong support for the liberty loan. He said every dollar in America must be raised and compared the loan to the draft, noting the first liberty loan drew cheerfully. In London the Times reports Russian works on reunification removed from Petrograd while German Zeppelins attack towns far from the front.
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Chicago
Daniels
Iroquois Club
Powis
America
Jers
Republic
France
London
Petrograd
Zeppeling
Seventh German Loan a Success
Amsterdam October 22 Emperor William sent to Count von Roeder German finance minister a re gram of congra utations on the seventh war loan expressing pleasure at the subscriptions' result and hearty thanks to all concerned for the successful effort toward honor and freedom of the fatherland amid the war effort and sacrifice for peace.
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Amsterdam
William Hae
Count von Roeder
Saya
Morria
Lloyd George Warns of Futile Peace Under Current Terms
London reports Premier Lloyd George says no terms in sight could yield lasting peace and warns an armed truce would unleash a still more frightful struggle. He cites America’s entry and German submarine failures as changing factors, and urges a decisive settlement to avoid civilizational death from continued war. He notes growing Allied harmony and a pivotal interallied conference with American and Russian democratic representatives.
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London
Lloyd-George
America
Uirat
Sald
Great Britain
Germany
China
Loyd George
Final week of loan campaign faces apathy and delays
Treasury denies reports misrepresenting Liberty loan totals as the nation heads into a last push to reach 5 billion dollars. Officials note daily subscriptions must exceed 541 thousand dollars to close by Saturday night. Rural apathy and alleged treasury misreporting slow progress ahead of a Wednesday climax marked by nationwide celebrations.
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Washington
Middle West
Treasury Department
Department
Wilson
Joan
Twenty German Planes Defeated by Five British Patrols
London October 22 German aircraft losses reported by the admiralty after raids on Vile Beghems and Houttare airfields. Bombers attacked by enemy fighters. several enemy planes shot down. Five Royal Navy reconnaissance and offensive patrols engaged about twenty hostile scouts. two were destroyed and two driven down. One pilot listed as missing.
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London
Natar Aircs
Admiralty
Vilebeghems
Houttare
Great Fight of the Mary Rose
London reports the destroyer Mary Rose fought a German cruiser in the North Sea convoy and sank after half an hour of heavy fire. Ten crewmen were found clinging to boats. Telegrams from Petrograd note reports of Estonian news on Baltic ship losses and Russian prisoners.
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London
Mary Rose
Corman
North Sea
Bergen
Christiania
Times
Ughtley
Mary Rosa
Petrograd
Eemlomeal
Saya
Uesel
Moon
Clean Politics Push Urges Voters To Walk To Polls
A call urges Utah residents to vote for clean politics in Tuesday’s municipal primary. It warns against political machines and offers guidance on avoiding ride offers to polling places, urging citizens to register their first vote and support anti graft measures amid a broader war rhetoric.
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Dictine
Fou
Pany
Br Ogden
Want Heeler
Europe
Utah
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U. S
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American Federation of Labor
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