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07 Sep 1918
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Canton Daily News in Canton, Ohio
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
1
Canton Soldiers Honor End Of Day In France Taps
Canton observes Lafayette Day with the first statewide taps ceremony. Gov Cox orders daily 5 20 pm bugle calls from every courthouse, linking Canton to France as General Pershing sends greetings. Ohio towns join Camp Sherman and Columbus in the tribute with military bands and guards at attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
France
Starkoornhouse
Canton Xis
Canton Guards
Canton Red Cross
Atlantic
Columbus
Stark Ce
Cox
Courte House
Strasser
Ohio
Eneral Pershing
General Pershing
State House
Marne
Camp Sherman
Columbus Barracks
Sherman
Marchell Matt
March ii
Chicken Cackle Lands Two Men In Workhouse
A chicken cackle led to the arrest of Evert Orpenter and Patsy Conely early Saturday. Police found them hiding behind a house with a chicken. They denied the bird was stolen and were sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Orpenter
Patsy Conely
Gardner
Oster Lee
Hach
Bowman
Germans Bomb Red Cross Hospital in Paris Raid
Paris Sept 7 German aviators dropped eight bombs on Franco American positions and a Red Cross hospital. For twenty minutes they circled low over stone buildings as wounded Americans and French workers were aided to safety. There was no military target in the village, attack seen as aimed at wounded personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U. P
Red Crow
Prohibition Debate Over Wilsons stance on bone dry rider
Wartime alcohol policy shifts center on President Wilson and the Sheppard bone dry rider in the agricultural bill. Reports note cabinet support and a possible reversal of earlier objections as lawmakers push to end beer brewing by December 1 while whiskey stocks wane under a new revenue bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Congress
Wilson
House
Randall
Fand
Sheppard
Randall Ame
Allies Make Good Progress Push Huns Back Everywhere
Allied forces steady advances along the Vesle and Aisne fronts as American units push toward the Aisne while capturing several villages including Fismette, Tessy, Bas-Vauxere, and Merval. German resistance stiffens with artillery and balloon use, obs planes attacked, and reports cite increased shellfire and continued efforts to hold the strategic plateau between the Vesle and Aisne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisne
Vesle
Glennes
Hindenburg
Canal
Veste
Prussia
Irman
Bagby
Wagner
Additio
Pershing
Yeule
Abi
Ely
Two Damascus Chums Die Fighting in Rainbow Division
Eyewitness reports say two young men from Damascus Ohio fell in battle with the Rainbow division. Corporal Allen Reynolds and Corporal Bye of Company K 16th Infantry were identified by a hospital attendant. a letter and photo accompanied their death notices. The Molly Pitcher Council Daughters of America will attend funeral services for Sister Orphin Hough, with autos requested for transport. Special service honors teachers of Canton at First United Brethren Church at 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
United Brethren Church
Lear
Warne
Warner
Brethren Church
Orelock
Damascus
Cor Kon
So'clock
Allen K. Reynolds
Mary Treynolds
Rye
Bye
H. C. Christopher
Corpo
Batt
Informolis
Im Alliance
Pany K
Rainbow Division
Informa
Ion
Hye
6Th Infantry
Reynolts
Molly Pitcher
First United Brethren
Satsantar
Ady
French and British drive in France as St Quentin frontier nears
French troops push toward St Quentin from east of Laon and clear areas near the St Gobain forest while British forces cross the Somme advancing toward St Quentin. French advance cuts line between St Quentin and Laon at Tergnier as Mangin’s troops push south of the Aisne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
St. Quentin
Aisne
Laon
Tergnier
John Die Gandt
St Quentin
London
U. P
LaFere
Chemin-Des- Dames
Couey Forest
Paris
Prench
Ween Laon
British Take 23 Hun Planes in Air War Report
London dispatch reports September 5 as clear but cloudy weather. British air forces destroyed 23 enemy aircraft and downed 14 more out of control while dropping 21 tons of bombs on various targets. Three German balloons were set aflame. 13 British planes are reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. Pp
Air Ministry
Cambrai
Australians And English Driving Huns
The report notes German forces withdrawing toward the Hindenburg line under pressure from Australian and British assaults. It describes trench tactics and a shift from deep narrow trenches to wider, exposed systems, with emphasis on ground advantage and evolving defensive work. The piece also includes ads for Rayfield carburetor and automotive suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Selle
France
Hindenburg Line
Raging Huns Burn And Destroy As They Retreat
Paris dispatch reports German forces retreating as French and British troops push toward the Aisne. Advances average two miles with gains at Havrincourt and surrounding sectors, while towns burn and fighting continues along the northern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Tersin
Prn
Havhcourt
Havrincourt
Franco-Americans Imperil Hun Center
Paris dispatch reports Allied advances threaten the German center near the St. Gobain hills Lac Aisne as French and British forces push eastward and Ludendorff faces a potential breakout or retreat before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperil Hun Center
United Press
Paris
St. Gobain
Lac Aisne
Gera
Verdun
Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Pinon
Chemin-Des
Cambrai
Douai
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