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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1918

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British 5 Mile Advance Breaks Hindenburg Line Near St Quentin

British infantry and tanks breach the Hindenburg line along an eight mile front from Sequehart to a canal north of St Quentin. Haig reports British forces reach Montbrehain outskirts and capture Gouy and Le Catelet as German positions retreat from Lens Armentieres sector. Belgians push toward Turcoing while Gouy, Le Catelet, Aubers Ridge and surrounding villages fall. 5,000 prisoners taken amid heavy fighting and artillery barrages.

le Catelet Gouy St. Quentin Cambrai Aubers Ridge Armentieres Turcoing Roulers London Sequehart Bous Ain St Quentin Field Marshal Haig Montbrehain Bellicourt Fiealace Aren Hindenburg Lens Houl Ry Abuers-La Bassee Fresnen Jens Strous Siba Ostend Zeebrugge S

British infantry and tanks advance on front from Sequehart to Beaurevoir

London reports Haig saying dawn attacks across eight miles from Sequehart to the canal north of Bony succeeded. English and Scottish forces retook Sequehart and beat off counterattacks. centers at Hainicourt and Wancourt yielded hundreds of prisoners. Australian division broke the Pen Sommes Beaurevoir line. tanks supported advances toward Mont Behain and Beaurevoir high ground. Other actions include Gouy and Le Catelet passages, with gains and ongoing heavy fighting on the St Quentin Cambrai front.

London Haig Sequehart Bony Hainicourt Wiancourt Pensommes-Beaurevoir Beaurevoir Mont Behain Scheldt Canal Gouy le Catelet St Quentin Cambrai

French and American gains near Rheims and St Quentin

French and American units pressed along the Somme battlefront, seizing Cormicy and Challerange while pushing to Aisne valley heights. Debeney’s forces broke German lines near St Quentin advancing along a broad front, with 2,800 prisoners taken and the entire Argonne eastern exit threatened by renewed French pressure.

Gourand Challerange Crota Des Soudans Aisne Argonne Forest Pershings Grandpre Defile Albania Versia Palestine Baku Austrian Chamber of Deputies Wilson Azz von Straussenburg Baron von Burian

Germans Shift Batteries and Press for Strong Front

On the Verdun front the American army runs northwest with slow progress in the Argonne while prisoners and guns increase. In Champagne the French hold Charlerange, a key railway junction, as Germans prepare to consolidate their Krienhilde defenses and defend long lines with strong positions amid ongoing shelling and expected attacks.

Vausiers Semide Mont Sant Martin Hallerange Hindenburg Aire Grand Pre Wen Gouraud Counte Argonne Verdun Argonne Forest Champagne Associated Press Charlerange Krienhilde

Allied Victory Seen In Spring War Effort

Contemporary dispatches forecast Allied victory with a strong spring campaign ahead. Officers warn against relaxation as Bulgarian, Turkish, Italian, and Belgian actions influence the war. German defenses along the Meuse and Ardennes face renewed pressure while strategic retreat and political upheaval signal a tightening Allied advance.

District Troops in Battles Now Under Way in France

Washington Post war dispatch notes District of Columbia soldiers fighting in France as individuals within several divisions. They lost unit identity but are attached to front line combat units, with some Washington men in ongoing operations north of Verdun and west of the Meuse since September 23. Units include volunteers from Port Myer camp serving among the early American combat troops.

Verdun Associated Press Linits Kriemhold-Steelpe Brieulles Douai LaFere Meuse Lairfuon Ravine Volker-Steeling Montfaucon Ivairy Epininville Fallsfountain Washington Post Washington Post Co France District of Columbia Washington Chateau Thierry Port Myer

Balkans Cause Further Slump on Berlin Bourse

The Berlin stock exchange fell further yesterday amid unreliable Balkan news. Many stocks were dropped from the official list as Budapest quotes wavered. A message from Premier Hekerl e stated frontiers remained safe, but the slide continued despite minimum price measures being withdrawn.

Balkans Berlin Amsfiidang Berli Budapest Hekerle

Master Draft Lists Published for 143 Million Registrants

The Master Draft Lists listing 143 million men who registered September 12 were mailed to all local boards last night and will be received by district boards this morning. Delays in priming and careful proofreading delayed release. provost marshal general clerical staff have worked since Monday to finalize the lists for public release.

Theaters and venues barred in influenza wave in city

District officials ordered immediate closure of all theaters motion picture houses and dance halls as the influenza surge nears its crest. Churches likely to close next. Surgeons warn up to 60 percent may be affected but Washington acts to curb spread with a sanitary zone and staged hours. A temporary war worker dormitory with 100 beds is prepared at 42 and 8 streets.

Washington Dr. Mustard Brownlow Llue Federani Pal Anther Pubelic Health Service Tyeth Fowler Rid Cross District Ofolumbia United States Public Health Service District of Columbia Tnastmet Columbia Teaters Blue Tos

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