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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1916

Page

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Combles Falls to British and French After Fury

British and French forces drive a night campaign north of the Somme capturing Combles after 18 hours of intense fighting. 1,500 Germans and large stores of war materiel taken as French advance toward Fregicourt and Le Transloy strengthens encirclement around Combles.

London Combles Bapaume Peronar Somme Morval Taos Rancourt Fregicourt Traig

Villais Heading For Perching 3 Lines Report

Pancho Villa and his bandit command move toward the American expeditionary force with a reported skirmish near San Andreas. Two Americans, Joseph Wilmeth and George Miers, held at Sabinas, Mex., for a $10,000 fine, awaiting release as Chicago and Del Rio sources confirm.

Mexico Columbus N. M Pancho Villa Villa San Andreas Chihuahua City Villistas Carranza Chihuahua Washington D. C New London del Rio Tex Joseph Wilmeth Livestock Exchange National Bank of Chicago George Miers Miers Sabinas Mex

End of the Record in Easton Home Burglary

The final chapter in the robbery of Mrs. J. D. Easton's home ends with reward payments. Mrs Easton believed outsiders committed the theft and evidence later pointed to former workmen familiar with the premises. Property was promptly recovered to the satisfaction of Mrs. Easton and associated parties.

Easton J. D. Easton

Landrith Denies Dry States Drink the Most

In Raton New Mexico on September 26 Dr Landrith prohibition candidate for vice president labeled an argument that dry states sell more liquor than wet states as silly. He spoke at a meeting of dry special train campaigners arguing liquor interests would not oppose prohibition if the claim were true.

Raton N. M Tra Landrith New Mexico

English Prince Begins Naval Training at Osborne

Prince George age fourteen enters the Royal Naval College at Osborne as a cadet following royal tradition. He is the fourth son of the king and joins brothers Prince Albert and King George who served in the navy, with Albert attached to the Collingwood and George having seen Mediterranean and Chinese waters.

Prince George England Royal Naval College At Osborne Prince Old Prince Albert Collingwood King George Duke of York Mediterranean

New York Streetcar Strike Sparks Injuries and Meetings

Disorder flared as street car workers blockaded and stones shattered elevated trains injuring three. Gov. Whitman set to meet lawmakers to seek a special session on the strike amid calls for broader action. AFL leaders claim up to 269,000 workers may walk out tomorrow as unions plan demonstrations and support for strikers.

New York Whitman Manhattan Bronx Mick Frayne American Federation of Labor

New Realty Concern Forms in Des Moines Area

Articles of incorporation were filed today by the Security Realty company of Cedar Rapids, with a capital of 200,800 dollars. Officers listed include J. Deacon as president, A. Bh. Adams as vice president, and W. R. Weisner as secretary.

Des Moines The Security Realty Company of Cedar Rapids

Wilson Goes to Vote in New Jersey Primary

President Wilson travels from Princeton to vote in the New Jersey Democratic primaries accompanied by Mrs Wilson. He plans a return to meet with Samuel Seabury and Vance McCormick before resuming schedule. In Baltimore he addressed the National Grain Dealers convention about expanding American commerce and urges cooperation between government and business to boost trade and competition.

Long Branch N. J Wilson Princeton New Jersey Samuel Seabury New York Vance C. McCormick Baltimore Grain Dealers Staru New Tariff Commission The Trade Commission Federal Reserve Act United States

Hughes Opens Ohio Campaign With Rallies In Toledo And Dayton

Charles Evans Hughes visited Toledo in heavy rain delivering a public reception, speeches at an auto plant and Valentine theater, then traveled to Cleveland for another talk. He earlier spoke in Findlay and Bowling Green as part of a robust Ohio tour with Harding Willis and Herrick on hand. In Dayton he drew about 25,000 and a 10,000-strong parade, pledging Ohio to a 100,000 lead and stressing protectionism and arbitration concerns. Hughes characterized Ohio as an important Democratic stronghold and voiced strong confidence in his statewide prospects.

Toledo Charles 1 Hughes Valentine Cleveland Dayton Findlay Bowling Green Guv. Willis Myron T. Herrick Charles U. Hughes Ohio Warren G Harding Frank B. Willis Senate McKinley Roosevelt Mexico Memor Hall Reyal Maine

Alleged Swindlers May Prove an Alibi

J W Brown and Harold Ward, brought from Des Moines to answer in a fleecing charge against John G Huglin, may prove an alibi for a May 1913 fake horse race. The state hoped to call witnesses who failed to identify them as the men here last May with Huglin. Justice W B McMurray set appearance bonds at 1000 each, or 500 on two counts.

J. W. Brown Harold Ward Des Moines John G. Huglin Brown

Delivery Trouble Notice From The Carrier

A publication informs readers that due to carrier error or other causes the paper may not be delivered by 6 o clock. Readers are asked to call 3330 for a replacement copy and, after 6 30, to call Tel No 2 for assistance.

Bruttoth charges Teuton lines at Combles under siege guns

British forces on the Somme drive through French and British units toward Combles. Morval, Leshoeufaint, Ranvourt, and Fregicourt fall or advance as French gains near Combles tighten the meat of the German defenses. Guns roar as infantry push forward, balloons and aircraft overhead watching the progress.

France London Somme Amy Mritain Morval Leshoeufaint Ranvourt Fregicourt Combles Associated Press Devil's Wood Ginchy Shim Mont St. Quentin Feronne

Greek exile Venizelos leads revolt from Crete

Athens reports ex Premier Venizelos abandons Athens for Crete with Admiral Condouriotis and supporters. Thirty thousand armed Crete rebels rally behind Venizelos as government buildings fall to separatists while Moschopoulos resigns as Greek army chief amid unrest and entente hopes.

Athens Venizelos Crete Constantine Masebopoulos Saloniki London Navy Ohter SFM Greece Condouriotis Ahlep Stale Constanltine Moschopoulos Sef Reuter

Pershing Promoted to Major General

Washington D C Sept 26 Brig Gen John J Pershing who led the American expeditionary forces in Mexico was promoted to major general to fill the vacancy caused by Maj Gen Albert L Mills death. Four colonels were also promoted to brigadier generals in the same announcement.

Washington, D. C John J. Pershing Mexico Terday Albert L. Mills

Germans Fight In The Open As Victory Comes

British officers report German defenses collapsed with no trenches remaining above ground, as the German lines were dug only under fire. The scene reflects a decisive turn in the engagement with Germans abandoning fortified positions.

Zeppelin Raid Kills 29 in Gegond Within 48 Hours

London reports 29 killed in a Zeppelin raid last night, second within 48 hours, as seven Zeppelins attacked southeast and northeast counties and major cities. Some homes wrecked though factories undamaged. Earlier, Paris cites 47 aerial engagements on the Somme with five German planes downed. Berlin claims Anglo-French successes east of Eaucourt and north of Flers, noting village gains along Gueuderrourt and Bouchavesnes.

London England Berlin Sayville L. 1 Somme Eaucourt 1 Flers Gueuderourt Bouchavesnas

Combies on the Somme front seen in allied advance

British and French troops reached Combies on the Somme after a prolonged effort to seize the town, part of a larger push toward Bapaume and Faronne. A Zeppelin raid on England caused 29 deaths, and German forces attacked French lines at Verdun, with Paris reporting reprisal attacks.

Hardecourt Maurepas le Forest Fregicourt Combles Ginchy and Guillemont Wiens Haig Morval le Transloy Sailly Combies Somme Bapaume Faronne England Verdun Chiaumont Fleury Meuse Paris

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