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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1916

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Allies Launch General Offensive on Saloniki Front

Reporting from Paris and Berlin on August 21, the front line across Saloniki sees heavy fighting as Allied forces drive across the Struma and clash with Bulgarian positions northwest of Seres. Serbian troops seize the first Bulgarian trench on Kikurus heights and fort Makalcar, while Bulgarians push toward Kavala near seven miles away. Berlin notes German Bulgarian forces advance southward in Greece as Greek units withdraw toward Drama and Serres to cover the front.

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Villa Dead Is New Report

A new report from El Paso dated Aug 2 states that bandit leader Villa died of blood poisoning from wounds suffered on July 9 at Tallamantes near Parral Chihuahua and was buried nearby. Andres Garcia, a Mexican consul, received the dispatch, which originated in San Geronimo.

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New Zeppelin Could Cross Atlantic Says Zeppelin Captain

Berlin reports that a commander of the new super Zeppelin stated under favorable meteorological conditions it could cross from Germany to America directly without intermediate landings. He noted the craft remains a war machine not built to link nations in peace. Ireland was described as outside the attack zone and not enemy territory.

Berlin Sayville England Germany America Atlantic Madeira Scotland Ireland Emerald Isle Nostradamus Catherine de Medici London Thebes

Roumania and Balkan Front Threats Stir World War Watch

Berlin and Amsterdam dispatches warn Roumania may join the entente, mobilizing 500000 to 600000 troops and threatening Bulgaria from the north with Russian aid. An Austro German ultimatum is rumored as Berlin papers note Bucharest talks with Russia and the danger of a wider war looms. The senate immigration vote then pits ten Democrats against party leaders, as Stone denounces treachery and Hardwick vows to support the measure.

London Saloniki Roumania Berlin Roumanian Maj. Moraht Russia Bucharest Germany Austria Europe Bulgaria Bessarabia Amsterdam Wolff Bureau Kreuz Zeitung Senate Smith

Russian Lines Push On As Somme Attacks Continue

Across the eastern front the Russians press a sustained drive from the Stokhod region toward Kovel and Pinsk, threatening Lake Nobel. Carpathian gains are claimed as Jablonitza and Fereskul come under Russian control. In Picardy and Verdun the Allies and Germans clash with heavy artillery, while British and French bombardments hint at a forthcoming major assault.

London Carpatans Kevel Pinsk Rudka-Charsische Kovel Teutonic Tobol Nobel Lake Nobel Ruaslannes Carpathian Hungary Fetrograd Kuty Jablonitza Fereskul Bukowina Galicia Petrograd Kravel Stokhod Teutons Stakhod Sharpe Plcardy Verdun Somme

Seers Profit From War Predictions At Front Lines

London August 21 spiritualists fortune tellers and palm readers profit by forecasting wartime events. Reports say one well known American woman hosts nightly seances at her residence with a medium summoning Napoleonic shades to reveal campaign plans and outcomes for officers in noble families. An American authority notes one fortune teller nearly predicted a major naval engagement. The piece notes concern from religious leaders over rising interest in these prophecies.

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Girl in Thieves' Den Solves Case Through Daring Visitations

Senora Luz de Mendez daughter of a Guatemalan minister and noted Latin American beauty aided detectives by visiting resorts and thieves dens to track her jewelry worth 10000 dollars missing from Flatbush. Gardener Joseph Bonamart was arrested with a female accomplice and pawnbroker Enrico Picerella held on $1000 bail as detectives recovered a pearl diamond necklace and sapphire bracelet.

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Greeks Face Attacks and Zeppelins Skirt U S Reach

A crowded index to today’s issue reports heavy fighting in Greece with both sides attacking, a note that no Zeppelin can fly to the United States, Russian advances on the front, and an artillery battle on the Somme. It also mentions Roumania possibly entering the war and political turmoil among senators.

Tomeght France Mouguet Farm Thiepval Paris Somme Greece U. S Roumania Hughes

Border Plan Stands Amid Bloodless Victory Claims

Secretary Baker defended keeping the National Guard on the Mexican border, noting the emergency was grave and border life secured by militiamen. He praised training under regular officers and relief measures, stating the guard serves a vital, costed purpose and will return home when order is restored.

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Wilson Appeals to Railroads for Eight Hour Day Plan

President Wilson urged railroad executives to adopt an eight hour day as patriotism and national defense demanded. He warned arbitration was not possible now while railroad leaders voiced doubt about the plan though a counter proposal may follow. Delegates from their unions wait as more system heads arrive and a crisis looms.

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Arbitration Plan Divides Rail Lines and Public Opinion

The nation debates whether to abandon arbitration in railroad disputes as the Eight Hour Pay proposal looms. President Wilson warns against a strike and urges restraint while Elisha Lee and rail leaders push for a public tribunal, citing wage and operating-conditions disputes.

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