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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

2

Cantigny Victory Trials Keep U S Troops Alert

American troops near Cantigny captured Cantigny village and 200 prisoners on May 30, with several counterattacks repulsed and casualties light. Reports show German forces suffering heavy losses as U S forces push on toward Paris with renewed raids northwest of Toul.

France Montdidier Cantigny Picardy Luneville Pershing Washington War Department No Man’s Land U. S Foe General Pershing Woevre Toul Marne Berlin Fere-en-Tardenois

Big Railroad Fares Hike to Aid War Costs

Director General McAdoo ordered a 25 percent rise in freight rates and a 3 cent per mile cap on passenger fares, effective June 10 for passengers and June 25 for freight. The move, tied to wage boosts and coal costs, aims to raise 800 to 900 million dollars in the next year. It abolishes most lower interstate rates and ends many special rates while granting limited veteran reductions.

Washington McAdoo United States Railroad Action Wilson Railroad Wage Commission

Rates Rise Across Passenger Freight and Wages

Passenger fares climb from 20 cents a mile to 3 cents in a complex scale with rebates cut and new commutation rules. Freight rates rise 25 percent on grains livestock meats coal and sugar with tiered adjustments and exceptions. Two million railroad workers receive wage boosts averaging substantial percentages with back pay and special rates for young workers.

Mississippi River Mississippi River Territory St. Joseph Grand Army of the Republic Portland Ore United Confederate Veterans’ Reunion Tulsa Oklo Veterans

Appeal for thrift urged for war savings

President Wilson calls Americans to pledge by June 28 National Thrift Day to invest in War Savings and Thrift Stamps or other government securities. He stresses saving nonessentials, boosting production, conserving resources, and volunteering labor for war needs, urging all to participate before the June 28 deadline.

Washington D. C Wilson Secretary of the Treasury U. S Treasury Department United States Volunteer Army

Samaritan Race Near End in Holy Land

EB K Warren president of the International Sunday School Association reports from the Holy Land that the last remnant of the Samaritan race may disappear. A 162 member group has not communicated for 18 months and dwindled as intermarriage ceased. Two thirds are men and 24 were drafted by the Turkish government for military service.

Pittsburgh EB. K. Warren International Sunday School Association Warren Holy Land

Girls do own gardening at Mount Holyoke

South Hadley Mass Mount Holyoke College plans to self support its vegetable supply through student gardens. The college expects a yearly need of 2000 bushels of potatoes and 5000 cans each of corn beans and tomatoes. The girl farmers plant gardens to meet this demand.

South Hadley Mass Mount Holyoke College East

Uncle Sam clamps down on tramps in Albany

Uncle Sam is severe on tramps and railroad officials report a drop in travel. In the past a pinch by a railroad bull meant a few days in jail and meals, but now the wandering population choosing roughing it has faded away as enforcement tightens.

Albany N. Y Uncle Sam

That Change in Woman's Life

Fremont Ohio woman Mrs M Godden reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the critical forty’s period. She cites disappearance of heat flashes nervousness backache and irritability as her system returns to normal.

Fremont, C Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

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