Deadly bombardment plan shapes Western Front drive
Allied commanders pursue a heavy artillery dominated strategy along the front as massed guns pound German lines. French and British officials report sustained bombardments, with troops kept in reserve to exploit fire superiority across key sectors.
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FRENCH FRONT FIGHTING CONTINUES IN LATE SEPTEMBER REPORT
Paris dispatch reports ongoing heavy artillery action along the French line with shells pounding Cabaret Rouge and Firetencourt. Shells strike suburbs of Arras and targets near the Oise. German countermeasures include bombardment of Champagne positions and persistent artillery exchanges across the Argonne and surrounding sectors. Paris notes repeated repulses of German counterattacks and intense gunfire across multiple fronts.
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Enemy Pounds Serbian Front In Heavy Bombardment
Paris reports the Austro German army on the Balkan front continues a heavy bombardment across the river boundary line. An official Nish dispatch says 600 shells were fired by field artillery and mortars at Serbian works on the 19th with ongoing rifle and machine gun fire from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., yielding little tactical gain.
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Villa Advances Threaten Northern Mexico Troops
Washington reported on September 2 that General Villa has moved all available forces into northern Mexico toward the state of Sonora with the apparent aim of attacking Carranza troops led by General Callea. The exact allocation of garrisons at Dariogs and Torre was unclear, and the State Department said it was informed of these movements but not confirmed in full.
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Unclear clash reports as garrisons brace for action
Report notes both garrisons ready for eventualities with no signs of opposing forces advancing toward the citadel. Another dispatch states all mines in Chihuahua and Sonora ceased operations except two at Tatral bed.
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Dumba Gets Official Call to Return Home
Austro Hungarian Ambassador Dr Constan U Dumba notified Washington that the government called him home on leave and he planned to sail September 28 on the Rotterdam from Lenox Massachusetts. He asked the government to arrange safe passage through enemy territory, a request not yet granted as Vienna negotiations continue. The State Department awaits word from Vienna on summoning the envoy.
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Von Papen Note Translated and Public Reaction Described
Translated von Papen note and related cables stir speculation on future policy toward Dutch and Norwegian arms shipments. New York reports quote officials on possible government action and discuss the political impact in London and Washington. Also notes births in Ogden and nearby communities.
Bulgaria on the brink of war reports
Dispatches from London describe Bulgaria poised for conflict with Serbia and possible alignment with central powers. Military measures suspend traffic on key routes, while diplomatic efforts aim to secure Macedonia. King Ferdinand rebuts opposition claims and Bulgaria readies for further moves as Entente pressures continue.
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Russian-Nusanian front reports major battlefield gains near several villages
Petrograd dispatch cites a Nusaian official statement claiming a vigorous attack west of Deinsk near Mupeze drove German forces from their positions. It says 700 prisoners and three machine guns were captured in the Bererowka-Dostoki area while heavy fighting and counterattacks yielded additional German losses, including officers and many men.
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Negro servant testifies in murder grand jury bid
Joliet Illinois September 22 Chicken Jon Gaympbelt a former Negro donor man and house servant to ex warden M Allen of the state penitentiary is expected to appear tomorrow before the September grand jury which opened an investigation into the probable guilt of the murderer of Mrs Odelis Allen whose charred body was found in bed in the Alles apartments in the prison. Four convicts were brought to the courthouse and another squad is expected later. John and Esther Allen children of the murdered woman, accompanied by their father, testified and arrived from the floor above Allen's bedroom.
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Two Arrested in Murder Case in Memphis
Memphis Tenn Sept 23 Detectives arrested Thomas Porter and Guy Valmer two African Americans suspected in the murder of actress Marguerite Favar and J C Crowell in a city apartment. Porter drove the car to the Women’s Club building where she performed the dancing exhibition last night. Valmer was on duty at the building and claimed to have overslept on the morning of the murder.
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English Budget Proposals Fail to Shake Market
London reports Reginald McKenna unveils new budget with heavier taxes not as heavy as feared. Incomes taxed more and Britain’s financial district shows muted reaction as stock prices largely hold steady despite the chancellor’s announcements.
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Parker for Receiver Receives Court Continuance
In Trenton New Jersey the Court of Chancery today orders the continuation of Chauncey I Father as receiver for Rock Inland Company. The receiver was appointed July 24 and the matter concerns ongoing administration of the firm.
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