Congress Shuns Tax Revenue Bill Before Election
Lawmakers avoid taking responsibility on a revenue tax measure ahead of elections. Members, including Frankly, denounce the action and push to delay the bill until after securing their seats.
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27 May 1918
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
1
Teutong Prepare to Meet Allied Thrust in Flanders and Picardy
An update notes another week passes without a German offensive in Flanders and Picardy as Allied plans and preparations for a counter thrust continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutong
Flanders
Picardy
McAdoo urges early war tax bill despite election season
Treasury Secretary McAdoo presses Congress to pass a war revenue measure before adjournment. He argues taxes now are needed for war expenses while politicians fear the election impact. Some backers warn postponement could ease tax collection readiness into next fiscal year and affect big interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Congress
Lons
Jon
Treasury Department
Disarming of Poles Meets Resistance Under Makovitzky
German efforts to disarm Polish troops in Ukraine and Minsk government sparked fierce resistance. The second Polish corps under General Makovitzky near Kaneff refused to surrender within 24 hours, Germany apologized for a misunderstanding, then attacked, capturing a village. The Poles countered a force of 15,000 Germans, sustaining heavy losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Associated Press
Ukraine
Minsk
Clenera Makovitzky
Kaneff
Kiev
Weather sketch for New Mexico and Denver May outlook
The Denver desk reports for New Mexico that Monday and Tuesday will be generally fair with local showers in the northern portion and cooler temperatures on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Weather summary for last day with temperature range
A brief weather update shows yesterday’s maximum temperature around degrees and a minimum near 39. Winds were light with partly cloudy skies and no precipitation reported in the 24 hour period ending at 6.00 yesterday.
French Artillery Duel Mastery Near Amiens Front
Paris May 26 The war office reports a sharp artillery duel southeast of Amiens around Hangard Wood and Arve. German raids in the Druvillers Sorel sector between Montdidier and Lassigny failed, as did attempts in Champagne and the Vosges. French patrols brought in prisoners, notably near the Ailette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimey
Paris
Amiens
Hangard Wood
Arve
War Office
Druvillers-Sorel
Montdidier
Lassigny
Champagne
Vosges
Hangard Wooed
Seve
Orvillers-Sorel
Ailette
Raid Report Shows Allied Prizes in France and Flanders
British raiding parties captured fourteen prisoners and two machine guns in daylight and fifteen prisoners plus a machine gun at night near Pucquoy Hebuterne and Nouve-Vitasse. Artillery activity increased east and northeast of Amiens and along Lys salient areas, with shelling in Villers-Bretonneux wood and Meterne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amiens
Lys Salient
Flanders
War Office
Pucquoy
Hebuterne
Nouvelle-Vitasse
Bailly-Le-Rec
Bucquoy
Aibanzville
Pesturbet
Merris
Villers-Bretonneux Wood
Meterne
Packers in Pursuit of Dollar Sell Spoiled Food for Army
Federal charges allege Merrie & Co and Wilson & Co sold thousands of pounds of unfit meat and spoiled chickens to Camp Travis Texas last December. Investigations trace offenses to the big packers amid food administration reports. indictments had been issued previously under federal food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Federt Trade Commission
Merrie & Co
Wileson & Co
Ink Corporations
Camp Travis
Tex
Texas
Department of Justice
Food Administration
Civision
The
American Patrol Suffer Heavy Losses West of Montdidier
A German official telegram reports heavy American losses west of Montdidier as American patrols advanced. One patrol was completely cut up by German fire and others were repulsed by counterattack, in yesterday’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moan
Montdidier
Royal Train Stoned by Bulgarian Troops
A royal train bearing Austrian royalty was stoned in transit from Sofia to Vienna. Glass shattered by rocks injured several members of the entourage as guards and bystanders watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Roundup Targets Draft Dodgers in Phoenix May 26
In Phoenix on May 26, police and U S marshals rounded up slackers lacking draft cards after 2 a m. About 2,000 by then were in custody with 35 remaining in question. Most detainees were released or vouched, and four of the 35 held are not Mexican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OT Horino Ourmal Bprecias
Phoenix
Arm
Wntil & O
United States
Marehala
Humber
Thor
Eance
Bruidcup
Useless Sugar Meat and Wheat Appeal Clutched by Public
New York on May 28 the federal committee urged a two pound weekly limit on meats per person to free exports of sugar and wheat for allies and American troops. The plea appeals through churches as food exports rise and public effort is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ponddininiateu
Brave Rescue At Sea Aboard Florence H
Navy recounts daring rescue of 34 survivors from the Florence H munition ship fire in French waters. Lieutenant Haislip steered into exploding wreckage to guide small boats and rescuers. Gunner’s Mate F M Upton and Ship’s Cook J W Covington receive consideration for honors as crews are praised for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florence HH
Wilwam
France
Navy Department
H. D. Haislip
San Mateo
Calif
Admiral Wilsen
Hatslip
Haisho Om Thie Oetarion
Hazelip
Dangeer
Wilson
Florence HM
Matalip
Admiral Witton
A. Johnston
C Bron
Nantonia
Kanes Assed
Jemes Flaunt
SN. WN
Midland
Tex
Hindenburg Not Dead Says Reports Put Typhoid Fever
May 26. Marshal von Hindenburg chief of the German staff is said to be in a Strassburg hospital with typhoid fever. Reports claim death rumors are false though his condition is critical and typhoid fears may spread among the German army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hindenburg
Gooneva
Swizerband
Marshal von Hindenburg
Ferman
Straseburge
von Hindenburg
Meld Marschal von Hndenburg
Western Front
General Pay Increases Granted to Rail Road Workers
Director General McAdoo announces general pay raises for nearly two million railroad employees effective next Saturday and retroactive to January 1. The package includes a minimum 55 cents per hour for shop trades and equal pay for women and black workers. hours are not reduced and overtime is pro rated, with a new wage board to resolve disparities across different locales and job types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Morning Journal
Washington
McAdoo
Railroad Ware Commission
Ware Commission
Wate
Railroad Wage Commission
Reading Railroad
Adamson
Tepmluly
Pallman
Ade
Tnstance
Americans Carry Out Raid in Lorraine Sector
Washington reports a US patrol of an officer and twenty men in Lorraine drove back an enemy patrol and inflicted casualties aided by machine gun fire. Saturday’s communique notes a silent raid in Picardy with enemy killed and prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lorraine
American Army Raid Behind Enemy Lines Reported
American forces in the Mentdier region conducted a raid against enemy positions. With artillery support they entered trenches and killed six enemy soldiers and captured one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Four American aviators Reported Missing on Front
The Associated Press reports four American aviators missing on the French front. Two were shot down behind German lines since April 12. No names or confirmations yet for a German claim of three planes down on the Lyne front from Wednesday.
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Preitieh Prent
Associated Preas
Frritieh
Fierman
Lye Front
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