Russians Strike Another Heavy Blow At the Austrian Army
A war summary from Sept 9 to Sept 10 reports heavy artillery duels on the Western Front near the Argonne and Vosges. German and French forces exchange bombardments with counterattacks recapturing portions of lost trenches. In the Aegean and near Treblowa, Russian offensives push Austrians back and capture prisoners, while reports from Constantinople note continued fighting and shelling along the Turkish fronts.
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Vosges
Gallipoli
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War ‘Office
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Labor Party
Grand Duke Nicholas Leads Great Retreat to Paris
Rome reports on September 9 and 10 1043 as Grand Duke Nicholas faces a strategic retreat amid Moselan victories. The Tribune notes his lack of influence over the emperor and bureaucracy yet praises his clear mind, precise views, and decisive leadership turning a potential rout into a historic withdrawal.
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Paris
Nicholas
Cara
Washington study notes German reparations stance
President and advisers began studying Berlin’s memorandum on German refusal to pay reparations for American losses aboard the White Star liner Arable. The lengthy note was released to the press, but officials gave no comment while reviewing the full text from Ambassador Gerard’s dispatches.
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Rept
Preqnent Wissot
Conald
Tritten
Germany
Itvex Fost
Une
Berlin
Dia
Ger
War veteran regains mind after years of amnesia
Beatle, Wash September 10 New details tell of Troop Sergeant William Tait a World War I veteran who after thirteen years of amnesia following a blast in Africa has been found near Seattle. Doctors say an explosion may have sparked memory recovery and speech restoration enabling him to recount early life. He wrote his army ID No 1645 and his hometown steps toward return.
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William Tait
Scode
Mateking
Bieralt
Boepltal
Bern
Dursmish
Seattle
South Africa
Tait
Arita Army
Amer
Fea
Final Decree Fled In Supreme Court Appeal Over United States Case
Trenton H J Sept 10 The final decree in the federal government against the United States Belted Glass Company was filed in the district court of New Jersey. Judge Rufflagton signed the decree noting the wait filed tried and decided and that it should be dismissed. Four judges presided Tuffasson McPherson Wootley and Junk handed down the decision Jan 3. The government plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court. The decree denies the petition and dissolves the case. Washington Sept 10 The government has a date to appeal to the Supreme Court, likely not before next spring.
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United States Bled Corporation
District Court of New Jersey
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Junk
Jaoa
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United States of America
Washington
Supreme Court
Mexican Vessel Yaidero Seized in Pensacola Dispute
The Mexican schooner Yaidero, once at Pensacola, claimed by Villa and Carranza factions, was seized on arrival and then released after customs action. Carranza consuls alleged the vessel hailed from Yucatan and was fitted for an expedition against the faction’s hold on Yucatan under Governor Galvador Alvarado.
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Villa
Carranza
Ilona
Carranca
Natban & Stern
Ysidoro
Pensacola
Galvador Alvarado
Yucatan
Crop conditions above average in September analysis
Washington September 1 crop condition analysis shows slight improvement in prospect over the past month. The composite condition of all crops stood 6.5 percent above their temporary average, up from 3.9 percent above on August 1. Most major crops improved, except millet potatoes sugar beets lemons grapes tomatoes palms oranges cotton rice onions field beans and sugar cane.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bulgaria's Premier Sees Stable Path Amid Entente Talks
Bulgaria shows a favorable outlook with Premier Vachel Hadislavoff telling the Associated Press that Serbia and Bulgaria are unlikely to pursue a joint policy against Bulgaria. He says Bulgaria will seek concessions through negotiations and stresses that economic conditions are sound. He rejects plans for invasion and aims to maintain a constructive stance with the Entente powers.
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Thanotiana
Gerbia
Berbia
Missouri Leader Heads Spanish War Vets Group
A Missouri figure, long active in politics, heads the Spanish War Veterans chapter. The piece outlines his wartime service in Cuba and subsequent political career in Saint Louis. It also weaves in commentary about Bulgaria and neutral ties, reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century tone and concerns.
Trolley Strike in N Y Cities Settled
New York Sept 10 The strike on the United Traction company lines that served Albany Troy Cohoes Watervliet and surrounding areas ended early today. Cars are back in service on all lines. An arbitration board will decide on October 1 the dispute over whether the general superintendent or division superintendents may discipline motormen and conductors.
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United Tra Ition Company
Tines
Albany
Troy Cohoes
Waterrnlet
Firven Inlandaince
Star
Dirision
Laying of Keel 15 Postponed by Navy
Washington September 10 The keel laying of the battleship Congo ta the first electrically driven dreadnought at the New York Navy Yard is postponed to Thursday October 14 by Secretary Denby. First line of the event shifted from today to the new date.
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Congrota
Dexia
New York Navy Yard
Oanteln Bat
Thoreday
Man and Deakins Sue G P Company Over 1915 Train Collision
In a district court Herman Denkens has filed suit against Southern Pacific and Olbers for 50000 dollars for injuries from a collision on a track at Seventeenth street on February 27, 1915. Denkens asserts he attempted to cross the track in an automobile when the car stalled due to track elevation. He alleges a train struck the vehicle, hurling him and causing severe injuries to his head and body.
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Cour
Herman TL Denkern
Southern Pacific Company
Olbers
Damazea
Seventeenth Street
Den
Southern Pacific
Seventeenth Watket
Dumba Popular With Diplomats in Washington
Washington notes that Ambassador Dumba of Austria Hungary has been a popular figure among diplomats since arriving over two years ago. His 1913 credentials address to President Wilson is recalled as emphasizing humanity and solidarity, while a summary of recall history cites similar incidents in U S diplomatic relations. Dumba later left for Lenox, Massachusetts, amid press interest and reports of secrets in his hotel suite.
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Vong Dematorti
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Almaself
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Ths
State Printer Interfaces Charges
Denver Sept 10 hearing set before the state civil service commission on charges filed by George A. Carlton against Harry W. Risley state printing commissioner. Risley accused of favoritism and improper bidding practices. a ten day suspension was imposed on Armuth Armut with formal charges to follow.
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State Civil Service Commission
Coretier George A. Carlton
Harry W. Rieley
Risley
Coneocrat
Civil. Service Commission
Tistey
Armut
Theos
Caramissioner
Naval Academy Leader Reassigned to Puget Sound Post
Captain Edward W. Eberle, current superintendent at Annapolis, will shift to become commandant at the Puget Sound Navy Yard aboard when Admiral Fulham returns from duty with the Academy practice squadron. The transfer places Eberle in new duties as soon as possible.
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Wash Navy Yard
Admiral Fullam
Naval ‘Academy
Annapolis
Puget Sound Reserve
Eberle
Printing chief defends charges as political move
The editor-in-chief, high on artifacts used in a contract, denounces most charges and offers explanations for others. He says the accusations are political in nature and aim to oust him from office for partisan reasons.
Villa forces retreat at Torreon amid northern campaign
Readable fragments describe Villa forces evaluating Torreon as the Carmona army moves north under Obregon. Evacuation could pull Carranza troops north to Chiribuaha before a decisive clash. Tampico remains a Carranza hub with Obregon nearby. Secretary Lansing says Carranza’s peace conference reply likely tomorrow with cautious expectations.
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Torreon
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Tampico
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Bresico
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Lansing
Carransa
Freidaat
Darrance
TRAFFIC CHATTER IN OGDEN AS RAIL CATTLE TRADE BOOMS
Smith and wife of Sparks Nevada arrived in Ogden and spent hours there before departing on the Pacific train. Szolth, railway official, said railroad traffic is generally good with freight easing. Cattle sheep and horse dealers are shipping livestock back to farm and foreign markets in large numbers from Nevada and California, receiving high prices.
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Udom Pacific
General Fisher Called by Death Volladelphia Kept
General Denjamis Praoklin Baker, chief signal officer of the United States army during the Civil War, died yesterday overlooking Washington's headquarters near Forke. General Maher, aged 1? years, was a lawyer who rose to prominence in financial circles after the war. He was the last survivor among the nineteen Union soldiers who tunneled Libby Prison and escaped.
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Praoklin Baker
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Yallay Forke
Maher
Libby Prison
Diplomats under consideration for recall amid Austria Britain and Germany
President Wilson asked Austria to recall ambassador Dr Constantin Theodore Dumba triggering review of other Germanic diplomats in the United States. Archibald carried messages for Captain Von Papen and Von Nueber, with officials weighing whether Papen or Nueber should remain in place. The state department studies a possible conspiracy link and notes Papen's letter is offensive while documents from Archibald and Von Bernstorff are under scrutiny. Vienna likely to respond. U.S. action could broaden firings or recalls.
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Austria
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Dambs
James P. J. Archibali
Vienna
State Department
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von Papen
German Ambanay
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Uene
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Atande
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Abe
Spother
Chinese Plan For American Trade
Washington dispatch reports Commercial Attache Arnold stating Chinese officials seek rapid creation of a Chinese American bank and cooperation with a transpacific steamship company to boost trade with the United States. details include plans to meet with President Yoao Shin Kai and four top Chinzen commission leaders. A note adds that four mule trains are moving from California to the Union Pacific line with a shipment of hardier animals.
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Yoao Shin Kai
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