French and Serbian Advances Across Somme Front Reported
French forces drive toward Chaulnes and Vermandovillers while Ver mandovil ler wood falls. Serbians repulse Bulgarian assaults on Radi and Ralmykacalan as battles widen. Allied prisoners reach about 6 000 with larger totals foreseen. Greece hints at joining entente.
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Halsa
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Macedonia
Vardar
Paris
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Constantine
Greek cabinet to resign after Avbena council
London dispatch reports the Greek ministerial council meeting in Avbena. A succession of events is expected including the resignation of the Robgeropoutos cabinet and a proclamation from King Constantine to the nation. The king returned from Taroe and attended a secret council with German ministers and Greek officials.
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London
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Athens
Ophilos Dourmanis
Beaumont Home for Children Burned in Lagoon Fire
Quebec city dispatch reports the Beaumont home for children and aged persons at Lagoon burned early today, causing about 56000 in losses. Two hundred inmates were safely rescued.
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General Gonzales at Casas Grandes
Headquarters in Mexico report General Francisco Gonzales has arrived at Casas Grandes to establish a temporary command post likely related to Villa's operations. No current word on Villa’s location. latest dispatch had Gonzales moving toward Rosario.
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Francisco Gonzales
Casas Grandes
Villa
Rosario
Both Leagues Set to Play in Boston Today
Posts in Boston plan a day of doubleheaders to finish the season. Pilburg and Boston Nationals could not complete their schedule, so a final game will be played on Thursday at the field in the forenoon, followed by a Fenway Park doubleheader featuring Boston and the New York Americans in the afternoon.
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British Guns Push Forward In France Action
British forces in France advance with heavy artillery and tanks in the Thiepval to Courrelette area. More than one thousand prisoners captured at Thiepval and Zollern works as German positions show signs of withdrawal.
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Zollerni
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Ancre
Terrrain
American Bank Agents in London Form Trade Committee
New York bankers and British officials meet to form a London committee of American bank agents. The group aims to ease British censorship of American mail and reduce delays affecting American business. Subgroups will include banks handling large foreigh exchange dealings and coordinate with British censor and Irish government.
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London
A. Warton Hepburn
Richard Crawford
Washington
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Irelain
Atseriean Dusiness
Thia
Millers Forecast Ten-Dollar Flour Reach Market
In Minneapolis Sept 27 local millers predicted flour would fetch ten dollars a barrel, opposing wheat price trends. Slight demand limited further gains, with prices cited around four fifty for first patent evades in barrels. Flour costs remain about forty-three dollars a barrel higher than last year.
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Minneapols
War Front Reports Heavy Losses as Allied Forces Break Bulgarians
Massed enemy formations on the Pobruja front were mowed down by Romanian, Russian and Serbian troops in a battle from September 17 to 19. Allied counterattacks near Chernavoda drove the attackers back, with vast casualties and reports of tens of thousands of rifles left in the field. Other dispatches note labor strikes in New York and political results in New Jersey and New York, including nominations and counts for U.S. Senate and governor races.
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London
Pobrudja
Averen
War Officeoday
Yalicg
Alana
Drunken Saloon Brawl Sparks U.S.-Carranza Clash
A drunken brawl in El Valle near the American expeditionary base led to casualties on both sides. American soldiers clashed with Carranza forces after multiple drinking venues were visited. One American soldier was killed, another wounded, and a Carranza officer was killed with several soldiers wounded. Carranza officials labeled the incident a drunken row with no single blamed party.
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Pershing
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Board of Officers
Mexico
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Migz
Carraota Authorisiea
Ecuadorian minister named to Washington post
Guayaquil report says Dr Ttafaal WE Elizalde, a member of the foreign affairs in the economy cabinet, has been appointed Ecuadorian minister in Washington.
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Srrti
Ttafaal WE Elizalde
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Hanly endorses Gov Carlson in Colorado race
In Salda, Sept 27, Prohibition candidate J Frank Hanly endorsed Governor George A Carlson, urging voters not to weaken the state dry law by approving a proposed beer sale amendment. Hanly said he would vote for Carlson again if voting in the state.
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Favorable Crop Bulletin Reports Wide Harvest Progress
Washington, D.C. January 27. Widespread mild weather and generally cool temperatures supported harvest and fieldwork across much of the nation. Corn cutting, tobacco, potato and beet gathering advanced, with fall plowing and seeding proceeding though slowed in parts of Oklahoma, Iowa, Missouri, and northern Texas, while hay and fodder gathering made progress but pastures declined. Cotton planting pushed in most areas along the belt amid favorable conditions.
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National Weather and Crop Bulletin
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Crowds Meet Chas E. Hughes in Western Pennsylvania
Charlra E. Hughes arrived in Pittsburg to a large Republican welcome. A parade of autos carried supporters from western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio, and northern West Virginia as he spoke in industrial towns and at the Pittsburg Exposition before concluding the day with a rally. Assisting him were Sen. Oil yet and Penrosa and former Progressive leader Willaa Fiyan from Cleveland.
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Germans Rebuild Great Bridge Near Warsaw
Nerlin Sept 27 The vast Vistula bridge at Warsaw, destroyed when Germans evacuated last year, has been rebuilt and reopened in the area under General von Beseler German governor general.
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von Beseler
Chicago Mayor Violates Laws Suit Filed by Feds
Federal authorities sue Chicago Mayor William Fale Thompson for 360 alleging motorboat law violations. The complaint names a tender belonging to the mayor found in Greendale Wisconsin without required fire extinguishers and bells. The case references a federal retirement policy pattern and related government employment rules.
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William Fale Thompson
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Fedeyal Addlerm
Pate
United State
Massachusetts State Primaries Nominations Narrowed
Dostan Sept 27 reports show Mansfield winning the Democratic nomination for governor and Alonzo B L Cook renominated in the Republican race over Joseph B P Brown. Precincts counted yield Mansfield 45 630 Cook 41 058 Conk 40 410 Tirgun 44 252 Norbetly Kincaide wins in the 14th district over five opponents.
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James D. Martine
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Wilton
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Franklin Murphy
Walter E. Edge
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Otto Wimpern
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Dostan
Frederick W. Mansfield
Alonzo BL. Cook
Joseph BP. Brown
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Fourteenth
Enormous Increase in New York Exports Reported
New York Port data for August shows total exports at 274 537 568 dollars, up from 141 911 554 the prior year, with imports for consumption non duty at 60 252 777 and dutiable imports at 33 333 895. The report also notes year end figures and a dividend declaration by the New Jersey Zinc Company, declaring 6 percent for the year.
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