Russians Check Five German Offensives in Champagne Sector
Report from Paris and London describe five German attacks on Russian troops in Champagne, with Russian fire and machine guns repelling each push. In Somme operations, weather hindered progress but some advance east of Bommeepy occurred. British gains near Combles and Feronne are noted, while Serbians and French push in Salonika region.
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Gommeé
France
Balteds
London
Parla
Papaume
Combles
Feronne
Chaut
Champagne
Avasin
Paris
Soudin
Sommepy
French War Office
Macedonia
Florina
Monaatir
Berbia
Dulian
Uskub
Nitary
Saloniki
Cerna
Morastir
Prilep
Tris
Sass
Bouain
Bommeps
Somme
Souala
Bommepy
Meuse
Darecourt
Ta Morte Homme
Russo Romanian line broken and Monastir evacuation begun
Telegraph and war desk reports state the Russo Romanian front has been penetrated by Teutonic forces between the Danube and the Black Sea. Bulgarians made no gains on the Bacedoplan front, and French troops captured Florina while evacuations of Monastir begin. Archives are moved to Uskub as new war loan discussions and taxation measures unfold in allied capitals.
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Monastir
Uskub
Berlin
Bulgara
Paris
Bepil
Bulgarane
Florina
Struma
London
Athens
Exchanges Telegraph Company
Flutata
Messian Poveramrat
Petrograd
Orijak Bridge
Promiek
Tierme
Switzerland
Doiran Front
Tanks Turn Tide In 1916 British Front Battle
Dramatic clash across the French front featured armored tanks and a multinational force. Canadian, New Zealand, English, Scottish, Irish, Newfoundland and American troops joined the fight alongside a British engineer officer who oversaw the tanks. The armored motors moved through shell craters to reach the brigadier’s dugout, symbolizing a turning moment in the campaign.
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France
Londos
Areoclatch
Cenadian
England
London
Durout
Front-line Actions Report From Galicia Carpathians and Caucasus
Russian and Austrian German forces continue heavy fighting across Galicia near the Narayuvka and Dobrudin regions. Russian counterattacks kill, capture officers, and report recaptured positions while Carpathian heights and footholds shift as casualties mount. In the Caucasus Turkish engagements probe near Karidjan, with Russian guards holding a bridgehead under pressure. German forces claim a Stokhod river offensive crossed a Russian bridgehead, with over two thousand Russians captured in reported actions at Well 2x7 Toavhine Runs.
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Petrograd
Sert
London
Narayuvka
Galicia
Teuton
Vladimir Valynaki
Dobrudin
Brody
Pest
Narayarka
Karidjan
Haman
Terlin
Stokhod
War Office
Hughes Speaks in Illinois in 1900s campaign remarks
Peoria reports Charles F Hughes criticizing the Democratic party as a party of broken promises while framing his own flawful claims as extravagant. The Republican candidate plans a Chicago arrival on a special train, then a Springfield address with teachers and delegates.
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Peoria
Mms
Charles F.hughes
Democratic Party
Wilson
Hughes
Hiinola
Charles E. Slughes
Republican Conservative Speaks at State Arsenal Meeting
A British soldier voice decries Democratic excesses while praising Republican protectionist policy. He argues the Underwood tariff failed, cites the Federal Reserve Act as inflationary, and endorses merit and anti waste reforms. At the state convention Hughes attends a post meeting handshaking session before heading to Springfield. In California, Amador mine workers strike, 1400 miners walk out demanding a 25 cent daily wage increase at Plymouth and other mines.
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Jaacnes
Jaacnes the Agthtrust
Detinifiom
Ubey Elalta
Congress
Agatetrae
United States
Repubicana
Historia
Republican Foundation
Tugheen
Hughes
Springfield
Jackson
Calif
Amador County
Plymouth
Rewick-Slorelny and Company of London
Blackmailers Bond Is Put On Three Women
Federal officials report some blackmail syndicate members may escape prosecution as preliminaries begin for the raid on a fashionable Chicago apartment hotel. Misa Vireloln Kipper, the key witness from Philadelphia, is expected to identify directors Helen Evers, Edward Dotaboe and Harry Museen. Bond reductions are sought for James Christian and others as hearings proceed.
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Chicago
Misa Vireloln Kipper
Philadelphia
Arcret
Hington C. Clabaugh
United States Department of Justice
Mra
Kupper
Veary Donahue
Henry Hassell
Helen Evers
Ophera
Cheebaugh
Jilrat
Balt. Russell
Donahue
Mrs. Evers
James
Christian
James Bland
Donatus
Francis Allen
Alias Chapman
Kipper
New York
Test
Teashan
Montreal
Tefease
Alteged
Canera
James Christian
Mia
United States
Charles Erbstein
Helen
Vietioa
Thia
Small Arms Plant to Be Opened in Mock Island
Mexico admits retaliatory wartime banking order and plans a Carranza currency munition plant. Commission notes a new small arms plant at Mock Island to open Sept 25, with about 100 workers expected in its department. Congress funded operations revived since 1912. plant will manufacture rifles. Copper dividends rise as American Agricultural Chemical declares quarterly stock payout.
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New London
Conn
Joint
Hank
Tondon
Mesica
Mexico City
Rockland
Win
Theye
Small Arcs
Mock Island
Commission
Senal Ig
Congress
Carranza
American Audiarines
Thames River
Wharbor
New York
American Agricultural Chemical Company
New Navy Board Is Sworn In At Washington
In Washington on September 19 a tour of America’s leading scientists formed the naval board headed by Thomas A Edison. The oath of allegiance was taken in Secretary Daniels’ office before the board’s organization under a new law. The group then cruised aboard the naval yacht Dolphin for maneuvers off the Virginia coast. Edison visited Mount Vernon, planted an elm, and inspected the mansion’s wiring for safety. Meanwhile William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Alhambra theater in Utah launching the Democratic campaign with Sidon Bamberger among attendees.
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Washington
Twentytour
America
Wulting
Thomas A. Edison
Daniels
Sclentieia
Dolphin
William Jennings Sryon
Alhambra
C. C. Jichards
Apr Plateo
Stree An
Ode
Salt Lake
Sidon Bamberger
Bryan
Aign
Utah
Namberger
Roberts
Balt Lake
Uryan
Southern Pacific
Additon
WW. Browning
Ogden
C. C. Richards
Bamberger
Smith
D. D. Media
Salon
Teontathe Station
Washington Arenas
Washington Avenues
Twentyfourh Street
Weber Club
Ryan
Gal
Tia
Chy
Athambra Theater
Greek Paper Opens Campaign For War Entry
Athens reports Forward, the royalist Greek paper, will print tomorrow’s opening article arguing for Greece to enter the war. It urges explanations for captured Greek soldiers at Kavala and says the government may take measures if demands are not met. King Constantine reportedly refrains from commenting on the Potomac article.
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Athens
London
Forward
Kavals
Kavala
Kaloperopoulos
Germany
Shin Demigdly
Constantine Tesayi
Potnant
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Fleury
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Danube
Black Sea
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Earth
Carpathians
Illinois
Wean Roca
Sprinfield
Mughea
Republican Cay
Sulnota
Egypt
Banka
Wm. J. Bryan
Alhambra Theatre
William
NEW Navy Board
Edison
Washington Home
Royalist Organ
Greece
Young Men’s Republican Club
Court House
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