French Inflict Heavy Losses on Crown Prince Troops
French forces on the Somme front press east from Ranecourt toward the St Perre Vannt wood and Bauchavesnes south, enveloping moves near Peronne. Verdun sees renewed German attacks with French counterattacks causing heavy losses to the crown prince's troops. Greek censorship ends in Berlin reports and British troops advance between Martinpuich and Guedecourt as German and Austrian fronts hold.
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Paria
Ranecourt
St Perre Vannt Wood
Bauchavesnes
Peronne
Verdun
Meuse
Thiaumont
Feury
Paris
Huasiana Bara
Valhynia
Galicia
Sacedonia
Vardar
Greece
Athens
Cosetantine
Ban
Bulgaria
London
Martinpuich
Guedecourt
Saya
Mertinpuich
Guédecourt
Eancourt L'Abbaye
Thiepval
Remy
German Reform Sets New Government Claim on Greece Dispatches
The new administration declares the removal of Creek censorship and asserts responsibility for Nova dispatches from Greece, signaling a shift in oversight and governance.
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Germany
Nova
Greece
War profits to be confiscated in Australia policy
Melbourne government plans to confiscate war profits above a small maximum and cut income tax exemptions to £100 for most filers. Old age pensions to rise modestly. In New Jersey, Walter E Edge leads Austen Colgate by 3,273 votes after 2 of 1,893 precincts reported in the Republican gubernatorial primary. Edge 72,774 to Colgate 69,501.
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Melbourne
Australia
Bondoo
Wiges
The
Treasury
Edge
Trenton
N. J
Walter E. Edge
Austen Colgate
Colgate
Serbians Repel Bulgarian Attacks on Kalmakralon Mountain
London despatch reports four Bulgarian assaults on Kalmakralon mountain repulsed by Serbian forces after dark assaults breached trenches briefly. Heavy fighting ensued with numerous prisoners taken and Serbian casualties described as heavy.
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London
Kalmakralon
Go Reuters
Kalmokealt
Pesperata
Submarine launch at Long Beach marks Pacific fleet event
Long Beach California September 28 United States submarine A2 15 launched by the California SAIP building company. Six torpedo boat destroyers Preble Stewart Whipple Hull Hopkins and Faul Jaces prowled the harbor with whistles as Naval Constructor Fogarty oversaw the ceremony. The vessel was christened with a silver encased bottle of California champagne. Denver millionaire Adolph J Zang dies in Denver Colorado after acute stomach trouble. He led the Vindicator Gold Mining Company in Cripple Creek.
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Long Beach
Cali
United States Subatcaing
California Saip Building Company
Preble
Stewart
Whipple
Hull
Hopkins
Faul Jaces
Droward
W. B. Fogarty
San Francisco
Wits
Naval
Fogarty
Spanedtor
California
Denver
Cala
Adolph J. Zang
Jr. Zang
Vindicator Gold Sining Company
Cripple Creek
Bulgar Attacks Repulsed On Macedonian Front Front
Bul garian forces attacked near Florina and Janina on the Macedonian front. French and Russian forces repulsed both assaults with Bulgarian losses. British and French artillery hit targets along Struma and near Monastir. German airmen bomb Bucharest as fires burn in the capital.
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Paris
Florida
Kalmakcalen
Struma
Janina
Trideh Artilery
Jenimaha
Florina
Kanalis
Monastir
Hughes Speaks at State Fair in New Jersey
In Trenton Hughes addressed a state fair audience after arriving from Philadelphia. He spoke from the judge's stand at the race track, blasting the administration over the Adamson law and promises while urging protection of American rights. The event followed last Tuesday's primary results and featured both successful and defeated Republican candidates.
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Trenton
N. J
Charlen Fe
Hughes
Phtrebare
Jinghes
Wilson
Fairbanks Assails Democrats In Colorado Springs Speech
Republican candidate Charles W. Fairbanks denounces the Democratic pledge to lower living costs and criticizes tariff policy and European issues. He argues Republicans kept faith since Lincoln and accuses Democrats of breaking promises, risking public support. The address centers on national finance, living costs, and party loyalty.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles W. Palrbanks
Feirbanks
Alner
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Philadelphia Wins The Game In Brooklyn Opener
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 9 to 4 in the first game of a three game series at Ebets Field. Alexander limited Brooklyn to key hits as Luderus and Paskett sparked the offense. Crowd of about seventeen thousand saw Philadelphia gain ground in the race for the National League title with Brooklyn in pursuit.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
N.Y
Philadelphia
Alexander
Enpbets Feld
New York
Philadelphia National
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Pat Moeran
Brooklyns
Alert Noblason
Bia Piichem
Beaton
Giants
Srands
Vietory
Kiniler
Chroey
Miller
Berr
Invaders
Paskett
Bancroft
Stock
Whitted
Crawath
Lauderus
Neihoff
Kulfer
Alerandar
P. Brooklin
Meyers
Dauberi
Brenger
Wheat
Culshaw
Mowray
Olsen
Millers
Cheney
Hays
Merwan
Think
Kullifer
Taskert
Crooklyn
Nichott
Bankotry
Mowrey
Loning
Alteran
Tor New
Bithoy
Sblearel
Morey
Trooklyn
Nicboffs
Luderus
Nicbott
Brytha
Coombs
Sapibo
Mertes
Cravath
Norma
Phillies and Brooklyn collide in long scoreless doubleheader
Philadelphia and Brooklyn battled through a drawn out baseball doubleheader with pitchers dominating early. Alexander dazzled for Brooklyn striking out Stengel while Daubert and Cravath produced key hits for Philadelphia. In later innings Brooklyn mounted a comeback but Philadelphia held on, final score Philadelphia aros Brooklyn as the deadlock broke late.
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Philadelphia
Wheat
Whitted
Cravath
Luderus
Stiller
Olsen
Hroowlyn
Miller Alan
Olsen Golox
Coombs
Nancroft
Meyers
Hret
Olsen Neoting
Killifera Hot Grounds
Alexander New
Oleen
Brooklyn
Cutshaws
Moxey
Paskett
Pune
Tasket
Glengel
Dancroft
Gtock
Crooklin
Miller
Coombs, Inc
Bancroft
Niebott
Katy Meyers
Daubert Alngled
Alexander
Brengel
Wrest
Cityhaw
Danerogt
Mowrey
Coast Companies Form a Merger and New Shipline Created
New York reports William Dare, head of Pacific Coast, confirms a merger with Pacific Alaska Navigation to form Pacific Steamship Company. Authorized capital reaches 10 million dollars, half issued by Pacific Coast and Pacific Alaska Navigation. The fleets valued about seven million, chartered to the new firm for thirteen years.
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New York
William Dare’ Nun
Pacific Coast Company
Pacific Alaska Navi Faison Company
Pacific Steamship Company
Pacific Cosat Company
Pacific-Alaska Na’ Gation Company
Pables
Thea Pew Company
Greece Ready to Declare War
Athens reports King Constantine decided this morning to immediately declare war on Bulgaria. Cabinet and crown council to meet as mobilization plans loom. Venizelos flew from Athens and a monster meeting is slated for Mytilene to proclaim a revolution.
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Greece
Constantine
Bulgaria
Athens
Vle
Landon
Associated Press
Dubnova
Min
Letera
Premaler Kalogeropoulos
Rularian
Hungaria
Macedonia
Moschopoulos
Yahakoels
Furtace
Crown Council
Jumier Venizelos
Bankers Urge Universal Military Service in Campaign Speech
In Kansas City on September 18, speakers at the American Bankers Association urged universal military service as essential for national preparedness and political influence. James J. Lynch of San Francisco and Frank A. Vanderlip of New York warned that bankers’ negligence fuels demagogues and urged industrial and economic readiness alongside universal service. Vanderlip urged cautious use of prosperity and lamented political entanglements hampering the Federal Reserve Act.
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Kansas City
James J. Lynch
San Francisca
Frank A. Vanderlp
New York
Demanogues
Ward Heeters
Congress
George H. Edwards
Wansaa City
Lynch
Vanderlip
Vandertp
Europe
Grescer Waringa
Third German Submarine Kaiser to Sail in a Month
London dispatch reports from Amsterdam that a third German commercial submarine will be ready to sail within a month. The vessel, named the Kaiser, is said to be slightly larger than the Deutschland and is part of Germanys wartime submarine program.
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London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph
Premen
Arrival of German submarine Bremen Stirring Local Hope
Bremen New London Conn Sept 28 After weeks of preparation officials and workers of the Eastern Portwant company have been busy with trips to observe the German merchant submarine Bremen. Despite many sightings outside the harbor no definite information about the sub’s plans has been released.
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New London
Conn
Officista
Porwanting Company
Tupa
Lo Harbor
Aald
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