Huns Glorify Defeat Comedy In Communiques
Special cable from Paris reports Austro German propaganda claims victory while describing Allied retreats as elastic. The piece notes German and Austrian plans to mislead labor movements in Allied countries and cautions against peace formulas that favor central powers.
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P. WM. Uu. Malleterere
Washington Post
New York World
Paris
Marshal Foch
Lindentburg
Ludendorff
Fiermen
Proof of Allied Ability to Whip the Hun
The article argues Allies can secure a lasting peace through military and economic victory. It notes the first campaign phase ended with German offensives repulsed and forces shifting to the Hindenburg line. Mangin and the army of the Orient push toward Monastir, while Austro‑German actions are checked along the Somme and Aisne fronts.
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Lenine
Troitzky
Germany
Clemencent
Kouh
Petal Pershing
Haig Hive
Hindenburg
Budendorff
Berlin
Vienna
British and German Front Lines In Sept 19 War Office Report
London reports a day of heavy bombardment on the northern battle front from Gouzeaucourt to the Arras Cambrai road. British and Australian divisions claim gains, prisoner takes, and repulsed German attacks while Paris notes progress near St Quentin and Vesle front. Berlin- London line corroborates trench actions with several repulsed assaults and captures.
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Harsicourt
Pontruet
Bellicourt
Heliengage
Omignon Rivulet
Somme
St. Quentin
Ailette
Aisne
Laffaux-Chavignon
Coles Lorraine
Manheules
Freenes
London
War Office
Gouzeaucourt
Arras-Cambrai
Tresecault
Mouevres
Potrtrust
Hindenburg Line
Oelock
Hindenhave
Gauche Wood
Villers-Guislain
Paris
Clontescourt
Moisy
Vesle
Courlandon
Champagne
Meuse
Berlin
Bixschoote
Ypres
la Bassee
Armentieres
la Bassee Canal
Moeéeuvres
Havyrincourt
Havrincourt
Jeeger
Gouseaucourt
Hargicourt
Epehy
Rons#oy
Lis At
Miller seeks Democratic senate nomination in Virginia race
Fredericksburg Virginia September 19 John J Miller of Rappahannock county has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the State senate in next summer's primary opposing incumbent Senator Bowers of Culpeper.
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Fredericksburg
John J. Miller
Rappahannock County
Senate
Senator Bowers
Culpeper
Pekin Tea Garden Opens in Washington
Der Doo’s Pekin Tea Garden at 502 4 Ninth Street opened with orchestral car music and flags. The new restaurant offers American Chinese cuisine, a large main dining room, many private rooms, and a modern sanitized kitchen with electrical cooking devices. Manager Paul Der Yuen oversaw opening day flowers and souvenirs for guests.
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Pekin
Pekin Tea Garden
Ninth Street
der Doo
Washington
Paul der Yuen
Adv
Germans Ordered to Hold St Mihiel Salient
Amsterdam reports German statements asserting the evacuation of St Mihiel was planned long before the attack and that the Michael line was prepared since 1816 to shelter troops. The German line claim says the retreat was ordered early and that prisoners taken by Americans are overstated, with Pershing listing over 15,000 prisoners.
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Perus
Amsterdam
Metz
Michael Line
Berlin
Germania
Fihiel
Midhline
St. Micl
Michael
St. Mihiel Bend
Roosevelt Ill With Pneumonia After Spanish Flu
Franklin D. Roosevelt assistant secretary of the Navy is ill at his mother's New York home with pneumonia traced to Spanish influenza from his voyage home from France and England. Physicians call it a light attack and anticipate a quick recovery. Secretary Daniels announced his return and a cable from Sir Ernie Geddes praising Navy cooperation with Britain.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
England
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Atlantic
Daniels
Ernc Geddes
Admiralty
Yislt
United States
Kiev
Reeve
Bolshevik Betray Finland to Kaiser in Secret Documents
Yesterday's installment reveals the German general staff extending influence into Finland via a paid Bolshevik government. It details orders to Trotzky to disarm the Red Guard, dispatch a Krusty agent against Yarvo Haapalainen, and notes on assassinations linked to Bolshevik anarchists. An American officer recounts a village massacre as well.
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Finland
Russia
Trotzky
Tunasian
Red Guard
Krusty
Yarvo Haapalainen
White Guard
Slova
Edgar Sisson
Documenta
Intelligence Service
Ukraine
Estland
Lliva
Courtland
Kholsheviki
Hun Kills Praying Mother With the Americans on Metz Front
A French mother near Hattonville, north of Vigneulles, kneels beside a bed when German soldiers kill her as Americans advance on the Metz front. The report describes wartime actions and casualties amid the advance.
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Raymond Pennoyer
Hattonville
Hun
Metz
Vigneulles
Golden Rod Embraces September Breezes
Poem by William Tindall praises Golden Rod as queenly, graceful bloom that cheers the waning year. He extols its fragrance and beauty, calling it a moving emblem for Columbia's emblem flower amid September airs.
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Columbia
William Tindall
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