Teutonic Drive in Rumania Continues and Allied Push
The report describes ongoing Teutonic advances in Romania led by Field Marshal von Mackensen and General von Falkenhayn, with Bulgarian activity near the Danube. It notes Austro German gains in Dobrudja and Campulung, plus Russian and Allied actions across Galicia, Poland, Verdun, and the Somme regions, including French grenades near Douaumont and renewed battles on the Somme fronts with heavy losses on both sides.
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Rumania
Bare ‘Shal von Mackensen
von Palkenbarn
Hiraoya
Daonbo
Marshal von Mackensen
Lava
Thi District
Dobrudja
Constanza- Tchernavodas
Cazapheu
Berlin
Douaumont
Somme
Guetecourt-Les Douels
Norval
Teuton-Bulsar
von Mackensen
Bomb Drops on Kaiser's Special Bomb Droops on Kaiser
A report from Oct 28 states an Entente aviator dropped a bomb killing casiners driving a train of Emperor William of Germany. William was said to be at Bapaume on the Somme front overseeing counter attacks. He reportedly spoke to German troops thanking them for four months of heroism. The emperor recently traveled in Berlin and visited the chancellor and Potsdam palaces. movements remain unconfirmed.
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French Caturs
Paris
Verdui
Fort Douxumont
Thas
French War Department
Theregion
Dousemont
Somme
Entente Lrs
William of Germany
Wm Zurich
Briteerland
Wiliam
Bapaume
Test
Berlin
Pottedam
New Maven
Conn
Washnnton
Jefferson Calfezo
Pennsylvanians
Elis
Black
Yate
Wilson outlines future program for peace and justice
President Wilson addressed a large gathering in Long Branch, outlining a future program for justice and peace. He urged modernizing American law to serve liberty, expand courts of law, and establish perpetual peace while stressing cooperation and national progress amid global change.
Contracts Set For the Construction of Stock Yards Across River
Contracts have been awarded to Jamon Stewart & Co for the new wall of the Ogden Union Stock yards over the Weber river. The project, including yard grading and pens, offices, sheds, and floors, totals about 50 000 dollars. A bridge across the Weber river to connect the yards with the Odgen Packing and Provision plant is nearly finished, and removal of old pens will proceed.
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Ogden Union
Jamon Stewart & Co
Ogden Packing and Provision Company
Atockyanta Company
Weber River
Wilton Lane
Ateckyards
Ridge Steel
Ogden Exposition Plans Launched for 1919 Jubilee
A Weber club committee met at Kiesel Trust to form an organization promoting an international transportation exposition in Ogden 1919 and a Harriman memorial. Committees were named to draft incorporation and, once formed, appoint general panels for the event staged across summer 1919 with a national scope. The Harriman memorial is projected at 260000 dollars, with total exposition costs near one million.
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Ogden
Promontory Point
Kiesel Trust Company
Col. Hudson
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Utah
Harriman
Iea
Fred J. Riedel
Cooperation as Foundation for a New World Order
A call for sweeping reform in law, resources, and social roles to modernize courts, align capital and labor, and empower women. It urges Americas to unite with nations for justice, peace, and shared prosperity, and to pursue cooperation over aggression as a guiding national program. The speaker frames hope at a pivotal historical moment and urges steadfast, fearless action.
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Americas
America
Coopers Uon
Gerous
Dawn Broadens into Day Parsimony in American Spirit
A fragment reflects on America's expected role as dawn breaks, highlighting the enduring belief in the nation’s broad duties and the resilience of its people to meet future tasks. The phrase suggests a patriotic mood and forward-looking confidence.
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America
Rumanians Win Another Victory on Moldavian Front
Duchareat reports another Rumanian success against Austrian German forces on the Moldavian frontier. In the Trotom valley Plecul was driven from the area as Teutonic troops retreated. In Usul valley a Numanten task captured with ten officers and 600 men, plus war material. East of Alt valley Losille attacks failed. In Jul valley Austro German forces were defeated leaving 1,005 dead, 450 prisoners and 36 machine guns captured.
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Berlin
Bayville
Avusio Germaines
Tatek
Volgynia
War Office
Saturze
Officiel
Ean
Princa Leopold
Lutak
Zaturze
Dorna Watra
Dukowina
Transylvania
Ro Mania
Femme
Muniaplanos
Teston
Kronetadl
Partanga
Archduke Charles Frana
Kronstadt
Stoopa
Pattzuga
Alt Valley
Jul
Deathes
Norwegian steamer Breda sunk by Germans off Christiania
British and Norwegian shipping news from Reuters describe the Breda sunk off Christiania with crew landed, the Fuchsia sunk and crew captured in Germany, and the Fritzer taken to Curhaven. Additional notes mention a 1913-built vessel Bygda and a local college football preview in New Haven.
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London
Breda
Christiania
Norway
Liosi
Germany
Fritzer
Larvik
Longton
Curhaven
Bygda
Christiants
R. M. Petersen
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Poland
Mumisatane
Itcralans Ik Transylvanis
Ducharest
Olffelala
Iberlin
Payville
Guedecourt
Les Bouts
Morval
Seyse
Verdun
Thiamont
Eides
Fort Douaumont
Fumin Wood
Posal
Mona
Borome
Guedecourt-Les
Bouefa
En Rilea
Moryat
Raat Bank
Neuss
Arkel
Shlaumont
Fort
Ouaumont
Fumain Wood
Petrograd
D. m
Aaislea
Bystritza
Doras Watra
Russian War Office
Tititza
The
Eagles
Gond Marie Eagles’ Hall
Kaiser
Emperor William
Wilson
New York
Permanente Peace
Dent Wilron
Berteg
Datmocrate
New York City
Ptate
Hin
Brealty
Svoorta
Pda
Evan Ee
New Jersey
United States
Ashali
Tarse
Free America
Ronan Agev
Tommy
Marters
Europe
Eld
Lemocratic Party
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Mepallican
Vetera
Baeinete
Nfs
Coummaeres
Aes
Oxden Union Stockyards Company
Facta
Fsell
Reeking
Mading Hin
Thors
Piscul
Teutons
Murphy's Fresh
Hotel Utah
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