Soldiers of the Czars Break Through the Teutonic Lines
Eastern Transylvania and Dobruja battles unfold as Romanian and Remanian forces push into German positions. Reports claim towns Borszek and Sekell in Transylvania occupied, while Romanians advance toward the Hungarian frontier. Berlin and Bucharest exchange notes on raids, and Russian forces claim gains near Lemberg and across Volyn, with broader actions along the Danube front and in Belgium.
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Danube
Black Sea
Tunania
Romania
Inraeion
Ated Twlgatians
Taeardyr
Inobrudja
Huney
Borszek
Petroprad
Vis
London
War Office
Braaney
Lemberg
Baranovich
Vladimir-Volynestis Volhynia
Gmeress
Bheltavor
Korytia
Henry
Carpatians
Sruellloff
Reradia
Lincoln Home ceremony marks transfer of Lincoln cabin
A garbled report notes a ceremony at the Lincoln Home in Hadgenville Kentucky. It mentions a pilgrimage of people to the site to observe a transfer connected with the government of the Lincoln birth cabin and a granite memorial building. It references Abra Mar Lgroth and the cabin.
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Hogdonville
Kya
Hadgenville
Tomoblie
Abra Mar Lgroth
Von Schenk Held Prisoner In Athens Crisis
Athens report says Aaron von Schenk, chief director of German propaganda in Greece, was captured and taken aboard a cruiser of the Entente. Sixteen Entente warships arrived at Piraeus as diplomats demand expulsion of von Schenk and about fifty colleagues. He allegedly barricaded his Athens home with armed guards and supporters.
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Athens
Lon JSON
Aaron von, Schenk
Greece
Pires
Haron von
Schenk
Aye
Farmers Auto Tour Through Three Counties
About 150 Weber County Farm Bureau members left for a morning inspection trip through Davis, Salt Lake, and Utah counties. Led by Moron Bkeen, the party aimed to compare county farm bureau work with Weber County and explore expanding the program statewide, with officials noting the group gathered in Bountiful and planned to return by mid afternoon.
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Guernsey
Ilierary
Provo
Knight
Arive
Spanish Fork
Salem
Paygon
Dickson
Tenjamin
Spaniel Fork
State Toad
Lake View
Cherryhill
Soldeway’s
Vie Pleasant Grove
American Park
Hirkwood Farm
Chipman's Corn
Lebs—Jordan
Weber
Here
Bountiful
Bast Lane
Weber County
Alate
Olandand
Zercs
Samuel Gompers Speaks in Maine Labor Day Talk
Lewiston Maine September 4 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor praised President Wilson’s labor support and condemned Supreme Court decisions in Danbury and Arizona cases. He defended railroad unions on the eight hour day and arbitration, stressing workers’ welfare, independent action, and the state’s need to protect men and women workers under law.
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Lewiston
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Supreme Court
Danbury
Arizona
Charles B. Hughes
Brotherhoods Aid
Maine
Aldo
French Flag On German Ships Across Atlantic News
Athens dispatch reports French flag sightings on four German and three Austrian merchant vessels in the area near Virmeta. The Virmeta region notes French action with several ships sunk, including the vessels Reiftwiog and General Archinan.
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Athens
Via
Paria
Virmeta
Versele Bunk
Tandon
Reiftwiog
Baractine
General Archinan
Wathamalt
Hughes refuses to attend Labor Day event in Teaghville Tenn
Teaghville reports Hughes declined to speak at a Labor Day celebration citing restrictions on political remarks. Local committees altered plans after Farnham and Hughes tour confidants discussed possible endorsements of the Adamian Bill. Greek government signals no opposition to Entente aims, with Athens awaiting allied positions.
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Teaghville
Tenn
Chartea
E. Hughes
Btr
Hughes
Tennessee Natone Guard
Focal
BF. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Charles W. Farnham
Manater
Hughes’ Committee
Tenonenare
Sir Farnham
Submarine Trapped and Greek Policy Scramble Reported
London dispatches say Greece may abandon neutrality and favor the Allies before Romania’s entry into the war. Entente actions in Athens include seizing the wireless, expelling central powers officials, and taking over Piräus as a base. Greek cabinet shifts and internal compromise talks unfold amid pressure from Venizelist leaders.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Tom Mbens
Constanting Inanderatooa
Greece
the Times
Athens
Consantine
Romania
Piraran
Entente
Piraeus
Wink
Macedonia
Stla
Rehenk
Alexander Zatml
Venteelin
Alang
Hie
Ferret Tremler Veniastoaty
M. Repaulle
Delos captivates stage with hep forte and burlesque
American stage icon Delos captivates with a rare hep forte burlesque show aided by a famed company. Her coming visit promises a top tier engagement, supported by Opden and a prominent troupe, marking one of Tanagement's most important dates for Joe 8 local theater. The Works of Possure company postpones its slate, shifting to prominent roles in the Hyet of big attractions.
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Hep Forte Delos
Tanagement Joe 8
Possure
Senator Teed proposes railroad law to empower investigate
Washington Sept 4 Senator Teed of Missouri introduces a bill to authorize the interstate commerce commission to investigate the effect of the eight hour lay on railroad operations and to report to Congress. The measure aims to study railroad labor hours and efficiency amid ongoing policy debates. Military dispatches note British forces reported gains on a 3000 yard front in France with significant prisoner captures, including hundreds of Germans, and village Guillemont observed changed hands amid counterattacks.
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Washington
Teed
Missouri
Eratlop
Omorrer
Sone
France
Guillemoot
Gulnchyst Fhat
Confetti Prohibition At Fashion Show Enforced
Chief Browtley announces a full ban on confetti and fan-producer devices during the Pension Show and Harvest Festival. He notes past incidents with powders and similar injurious substances and says the measure protects public welfare for locals and visitors alike.
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T.be. Browtley
Nowning
Han
Pioneer of Utah John Felt Called by Death at Huntsville
John Felt, 97, a Utah pioneer born June 22, 1818 in Hjo Sweden, died recently at his Huntsville home. He emigrated to the U S in 1830, settled in Utah, and was a longtime church member and high priest in Weber and Oren stakes. Survived by extensive family including Charles Felt and Joseph Felt. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p m in Huntsville meeting house. body to be viewed at Huntsville residence and Lindaquist undertakers handling burial preparations.
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John Felt
Utah
Huntaville
Hijo
Sweden
Brother Johnson
United States
Fartington
Balt Lake City
Granteville
Felt
Orden Valley
Weber
Ogden
Joseph Felt
Huntsville
Hyrum Fett
Metropol
Nov
Jerenthian Hendricks
Texburs
Idaho
Malinda Engatrom
Julia Nelann
Quatre Felt
Honteville
Bixty
Haulse
Huntavilla
Lindaquist Undertakers
Eva Tanguay Opens New Vaudeville Roadshow 1916 17
Eva Tanguay, famed vaudeville headliner, will lead the Morris Cort vaudeville roadshow at the Orpheum Theatre. Manager Joseph Flora announced dates for the 1916-17 season, featuring high class acts and Salt Lake City opening events. The program promises a regular schedule beginning October 5 with Tanguay among the featured performers.
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Eva Tanguay
Orpheum
Ecaon
Joseph Flora
Pioneer Playhouse
Morris Corteirend
Vaudevilla
Salt Lake City
Ang Isla
Game
Damage by the Big Zeppelins Rumor and Official Report
British press comments on Germany’s Zeppelin raid over England in Katunday platt’s report. The official communique claims limited damage with no significant fires or explosions. The remarks dispute broader destruction and note only one wrecked airship and others damaged.
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London
Katunday Platt
England
Spresa Kaye
Bandits Kill Mexican Train Passengers in Wreck
Advices from the border report that a constitutional train was wrecked by bandits between Ban Lul e and Tampico near Carder. Twenty five Mexican soldiers and eleven Mexican passengers were killed. Bandits then butchered the train guards and carried away movable property.
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Teredo
Tex
Bet
Constitutionalls
Bendite Clatcelig Alle Riance
Carrera Torres
Ban Lule
Tampico
Carder
Surrender of German Town Reported by London
London dispatch reports at 4 29 p m that Tiar Fas Bajaam, chief town of German Fast Africa, surrendered at 9 o clock the morning. The item notes the surrender while a stray quip about spelling follows.
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London
Rept
Tiat J
Bajaam
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Hoboken
Antwerp
Payal Sero
Navy
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Berlin
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Tendon
Yarmouth
Harwich
Bucharest
Borazek
Sekell
Transylvania
Balontki
Paris
Bayo
Take Ostrove
Preneh
Sey
Berbians
Lincoln Parm Association
Congress
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Baker
John Sharp Willams
Folk
Wilton
Williams
Taker
Touts Jullie
Hodgenvill
Mr. Wilson
Hedgensille Station
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Homestead
Lincoln Farm
Hodgenville
von Schenck
Samuel Gompers
Nashville
Ir Athena
Tenehed
Greek
Guinchy
Paoneer
WTA
Evn Tanguay
Eddierold
Brethee
Daresdevil Tidern
Texas
Ancress
Messess
Alltiast
Iberty
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Ibisee
Saturday Evening’s Standard
Liberty
Mexico
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