Bulgarians in a swift retreat from Florina and Monastir
A Paris dispatch reports Bulgarian forces falling back after French and Serbian advances at Florina in northwestern Macedonia. Entente troops gained control of the Florina plains as Bulgarians retreated along the Malkanidze range toward Monastir, with Serbian and Russian units described as pressing the line and contributing to the retreat.
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Baptist Delegates Arrive for Utah Convention in Salt Lake City
Delegates from Ogden Eureka Moab Pleasant Green Garfield Murray Provo Tremonton and others converge on Salt Lake City for a three day Baptist convention at Bethel Baptist Church with a first time pastors Institute at 2 PM. Noted dignitaries Dr J D Springston Dr T L Ketclan Dr W A Wooly and Rev C Le Trasin attend as lodging and lunches are arranged by local Baptist women.
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Nolse
Tanks from America stir debate on armored tractors for war
Washington reports that American built caterpillar tractors, repurposed as armor for trench work, attracted worldwide attention. Baker of Hott Manufacturing discussed planned uses for towing and armor, noting British and German interest and possible Rus sia connections amid a growing u nderstanding of mechanized trench warfare. The piece details tractor specs, weight around 14 000 pounds, 120 horsepower, and a belt and rail track system that allows crossing shell craters and rough ground.
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England
Three Men Killed as Freight Trains Collide
Three men died and three were injured when two freight trains on the Illinois Central line collided head on near Stuart Colorado. The dead include Roy Beett an engineer Witten Tebhester and Exweat Holley fireman all of the city. Two cars loaded with racoline exploded and a wreck set a car on fire. Telegraph lines were down delaying communication for hours.
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Stuart
Roy Beett
Census Bureau notes sharp death-rate changes across states
Washington reports mortality statistics from 1913 to 1918. Utah's population ~474,203 records 4,183 deaths in 1913 and a rate near 9.9 per 1,000. Washington's 1915 death count was 31,893 with a rate around 8. Bookanana and Seattle show varied trends. Colorado and Denver display higher rates. Montana and other large cities show declines in 1918.
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McCormick predicts Indiana's 16 for Democracy
New York dispatch quotes National Democratic Chairman McCormick saying Indiana will deliver 16 electoral votes for the Democrats. He forecasts two Democratic senators from Indiana and notes broad support from Western party leaders and committees. He reports militant, confident mood among Democrats and cooperation with Progressive elements in the middle west.
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McCormick
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michinen
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Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Almola
Pon
Marshall
Middle West
Franco Serbians Surround Bulgars North Western Macedonia
Reports from Athens and Sent. indicate Franco-Serbian troops have surrounded the Pulparian forces in northwestern Macedonia as they retreat toward Monastir. The brief dispatch notes rapid Bulgarian withdrawal amid advancing Allied lines and mentions confusion in transmission from the theater.
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Athens
da Lendon
Macedonia
Monastir
Supremacy of the American Position in Foreign Trade
An 615 page Sept 18 article contrasts prewar and postwar U S finances, noting large shifts in foreign lending and aid. It cites figures on Europe, investments, expatriates, ocean freights, and gold imports to show the changing balance of payments and economic stance.
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Young Woman Falls from Elevator in Bat Lake Hotel
The 17 year old Miss Klein, a recent Los Angeles arrival staying at the Newhouse hotel, plunged from an elevator shaft in the Walker building after an elevator incident. She landed on her left jaw, suffering multiple fractures and facial injuries but survived. The incident occurred near 4 o clock yesterday afternoon as the car rose. operator Klein attempted to stop it amid resistance from staff. She was rushed to emergency services and then to the city physician for treatment.
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Halph T Teharda
Etty
Seth
Eooln
Stee Kleka
Nien Marian Klein
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Los Angeles
Newhouse Hotel
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Sax
Orpheum
Keith O'Drien
Renator Lewis Opens Campaign in Minnesota
Senator Lewis of Minnesota ignites a campaign speech denouncing special interests and the Payne Aldrich tariff while praising the eight hour law. He condemns foreign policy maneuvers and notes the United States as the world’s only truly peaceful nation amid a broad critique of Hughes and Hoosefelt.
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Minneapolis
Sinn
Minnesota
James Tara Itog Lewis
Thte Pols
Crea
Mexico
Payne Aldrich
Fr. Hughes
Jesus
Lewis
United States
Hughes
Hoosefelt
Stomach acidity linked to many illnesses says New York physician
A renowned New York physician warns that excessive stomach acidity causes most intestinal troubles and many vital organ diseases. He cautions against chronic neglect and ineffective patent remedies, endorsing a simple antiseptic baking soda treatment after meals for rapid neutralization and relief.
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New York
Abe Sayu
Civil Service Positions Tries and Placements Highlight
Fragmentary OCR notes show discussion of civil service positions and appointments. Mentions percentage figures and open employment, with unclear wording about rejections and placement requests. Contains no clear names, dates, or locations due to damaged text.
British Advance Thousand Yards Near Somme Front
Paris dispatch reports British forces advancing along a mile front and capturing a German fortified work that had resisted prior attempts. French and British troops pressed the Somme front with gains south of Combles and Deniecourt, while Verdun sees a trench captured on Dead Man's Hill. Romanian and Russian actions shift in Dobrudja and Galicia as Turkish and German forces engage along multiple fronts.
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Cesta Fon
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Dobrudja
Nachare-Tropadin- Tuzla
Danube
Trafao
Constanza
Noth Bolla
Terlio
Transylvania
Rumaniens
Fetrograda Alsent
Pripet
Russia
Carpathians
Berlia
Galieia
Drltieh
Fod
Ulu
Billa
Riasakt
Italian Offensive Pressed Ahead in Carso Front
London reports a furious Italian drive from the Carso to the arsa sector with General Cadorna’s troops breaking Austrian lines around the Monfalcone area. The Rome war office notes repeated repulsals of German penetrations while Italian forces seize positions from Pachiatella to Pietra Rossa and push along the Vallone. The Koenigs Zeitung calls the fighting on the Milan front unmatched, likening it to Somme and Russian offensives, as Cadorna employs Musalloff’s tactics of short fronts and massed infantry assaults.
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Carso
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Cadorna
Rome War Office
Fascane
Italian War Office
Oppachiatella
Pietra
Rossa
Vallone
Koennische Zeitung
Malian
Somme
Cadorox
Mus|alloff
Berman Commander In Alsace Reported Dead
Wireless dispatch from Berlin to Saynitte General Gaede reports Marine General Berman killed in Alsace. The commander had recently undergone abdominal surgery and died in action, with German troops in Alsace referenced in the brief message.
Simple safe weight loss remedy advertised
Overweight readers are urged to try a weight loss treatment from A. Mt. Melntyra Drug Company. The ad promotes oil of kuteia capeulen capsules to take after meals and before bed, claiming rapid, harmless weight reduction without dieting or exercise. It promises weekly weigh-ins to track progress and asserts improved digestion and a buoyant feeling.
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Arden
Trylon
A. Mt. Melntyra Drug Company
Kuteia Capeulen
Notice of dissolution of partnership in Nevada
The partnership known as J.C. Lee & Ben. in To be dissolved by mutual consent. C. F. Lee has purchased the entire interest and will pay all debts. Dated August 29, 1936. Advertisements
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Todoing
Busine Coma
County of Elko
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C. F. Lee
J.C. Lee
C. Lee
Grandmamas Styles Return In Chicagos Fall Fashion
Fashion preview in Chicago this week features modistes and designers from major cities as 102 women chosen by a magazine attend to critique new fall and winter modes. The old Paisley shawl recurs with frills and furbelows as a focal point of the season.
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Chicago
Citien
America
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