Penetration Progress Reported in World War II Frontier
Report notes lines extending to a depth of miles in the farthest place as the war situation changes momentarily. Ambiguities aside, the dispatch indicates Progressive pressure by American forces and rapid shifts on the ground.
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Incomplete World War I Front Line Update
Reported gains near the St Mihiel salient as American forces advance three miles and capture nearby towns. Allied lines push east of Jeanette and Gouzeaucourt while Austro-Hungarian resistance persists along the Meuse. Casualty details and evacuation notes appear amid evolving frontline positions.
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Mason's War Review Echoes Somber Front Struggle
The Mason's War Review by JW discusses Allied and German movements near the Western Front, noting American efforts with emphasis on individual institutions' contributions and morale. It mentions German retreats, the St Mihiel pocket, and Allied pressure forcing a retreating German force with diminishing supplies.
Army Aviation May Visit Washington and Liberty Drive Rally
A Washington conference attended by Liberty Loan leaders, bankers, and press outlined plans for a Liberty Loan rally at Evansville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Burke, James Grey, K. Lil Read, 4 G Allen, Thomas D Blimp, and Henry Backes. The meeting, at the Alcordy hotel, planned insurance and publicity for the Fourth Liberty Loan drive.
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Washington
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K. Lil Read
G. Allen
Thomas D. Blimp
Henry Backes
Alcordy Hotel
Digiplenal Messings Frere
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Silgerss
Germans Surprised Near Metz In St Mihiel Salient
Washington reports from Sept 12 state Allied and American guards observed German forces unexpectedly overextended at the St Mihiel salient. French and American observers noted German failures to coordinate artillery and infantry, while Allied efforts aimed to shield the line and push a counteroffensive. The article discusses quotas, state honors, and plans to name ships and issue flags tied to regional performance.
President Demands Workers Return to War Plants
Washington issues a government-wide order to end strikes in war industries. President Wil directs Bridgeport munition workers to resume duties immediately or face a boycott on future government employment and loss of draft appeal rights. The Smith & Wesson plant in Springfield is seized after rejecting federal mediation.
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International Association of Machiniata
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Springfield, Main
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War Départment
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Draft Board
Belgium Hopeful of Restoring Peace Despite War Struggles
Amsterdam dispatches report German and Allied leaders discussing possible concessions and the chance of another winter of war. The piece notes Americans seek joint restraint and calls for continued war effort abroad, with leaders warning enemies still threaten stability and peace efforts.
Registration May Ended At 14 Million In Country
Washington September 11 General's office announced that power recalibration in the country at large exceeds estimates by four percent. If these figures prove correct, the restatement would bring registration to about 14,900,000. Pater Huddleson, visiting relatives in the city from St Louis, conveys news of age and friends.
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Copenhagen Sept eral Brustlot to commander in chief
A fragment from a historic page mentions Copenhagen and references a military commander in chief in a terse, partial caption. The readable text provides limited context on the event or personnel involved.
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