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Cordova Daily Times

Location

Cordova, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

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Germans Build Hopes on New Western Offensive

Associated Press reports from London Berlin and Geneva indicate growing German confidence in a forthcoming western front offensive. Travelers describe immense preparations ammunition and provisions concentrated at upper Rhine towns with trains moving west and freight traffic halted for ten days. Berlin confirms a neutral inquiry last September about war aims and England's possible peace communications following Belfour’s Commons statement.

London Germany GENEV Upper Rhine Berlin England Belfour House of Commons

Coal land to be opened for entry in Montana and Dakota

Secretary Lane said President Wilson has approved restoring more than 230000 acres of withdrawn lignite coal land in eastern Montana and southwestern North Dakota. The land will be opened to entry at a minimum price for those wishing to mine.

Montana North Dakota

French Express Confidence in Arm Victory in France

War correspondents in Paris and reporting troops say they have full confidence in the American army and its aid toward Allied victory. General Pershing repeats unalterable confidence in success.

France Robolt Boy Viesion Pershing

Spokane Steamer Spokane Returns Under Its Own Steam

The steamer Spokane grounded at Idol Point November 23 is moving under her own power, convoyed by the Salvor and expected to arrive Monday in Seattle.

Seattle Spokane Idol Point

Sugar Shortage Denial By Federal Refining Chief

President Spreckles testifies before the senate sugar shortage probe that no shortage exists. He assigns blame to the food administration for the Atlantic coast famine and notes sugar shipments to Canada via New York at higher prices.

Spreckles Federal Sugar Refining Company Senate Atlantic Nes) Board Food Administration New York Canada

Vatican Proposes Private Wireless for St. Peter’s Dome

Milan December 14. The Vatican proposes a private wireless system on the dome of St. Peter’s to secure independent transmission of foreign and diplomatic code messages and to receive confidential reports from overseas representatives during the war.

St. Peter's Vatican scifiAaa Hees

Chamber of Commerce Leaders Meet to Plan War Cooperation

At Washington on December 14 the chamber of commerce of the United States gathers chairmen of war service committees from every industry to refine cooperation with the government. The discussions will cover wartime transport priorities and industry readjustment to meet war demands.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States War Service Committees

Fuel Shortage Reported at Sitka Alaska

Sitka faces a serious fuel shortage as coal consigned to fuel dealers aboard the steamer Al-Ki was lost when it piled up on Chicagoft island November 1. One small freight steamer may be sent to Sitka with coal soon. The Boy Scouts and Juniors plan a Mile 14 trip Saturday hosted by Mr and Mrs Gillis. The wireless plant will be explained during the trip and trains depart at 8 o'clock with each boy providing his own lunch.

Sitka Chicagoft Island Mile 14

Cordova Bank Appointed War Savings Agent Chairman

Cordova bank stepped into the war savings program as agent for sale of war savings stamps. Malcolm Brock, president, and Daniel Kelleher, director, assign the bank by order of treasury secretary McAdoo to lead Cordova district. wire acceptance to proceed.

Malcolm Brock First Bank Cordova McAdoo Secretary of Treasury Daniel Kelleher Washington

War Savings and Thrift Stamp Drive Details Issued

A telegram from the San Francisco Federal Reserve explains war savings stamps price schedules and thrift stamps rules. It outlines price per stamp, maturity value, and interest, plus agency roles for banks and societies and the process to obtain standard packages for widespread public purchase during 1918. The message invites applications for first and second class agent status and notes mailing of full information and blanks.

First Bank of Cordova James K. Lynch Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Secretary of Treasury United States Treasury Federal Reserve Bank

Storms Batters Nation Across Rail Lines and States

Washington dispatch notes widespread winter storms December 14 paralyzing rail and wire traffic from Atlantic to Pacific. Snow is heaviest in the east with over a foot in interior New York and gales along New England shores as cold weather extends to the Gulf.

Atlantic Pacific Gulf New York New England

Italians Captured at Meletto In Official Review

In an official assessment dated December 14, the capture tally reports 639 Italian guns seized with 0 men captured. The note summarizes recent military losses and disposes of conflicting counts.

Associated Press

Mounted Police Prepare Arctic Mail Relay

Four Royal Northwest Mounted Police officers and Indian guides will depart on January 1 from Dawson to trek 500 miles via Seely Pass to Fort McPherson on the Arctic coast. The expedition will carry mail for Arctic patrols and return in March possibly bearing news of explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson.

Canadian Royal Northwest Mounted Police Seely Pass Rocky Mountains Fort McPherson Arctic Ocean Dawson Vilhjalmur Stefansson Arctic

Japanese general Hibiki plans Y M C A huts for soldiers

Major General N Hibiki, senior Christian general of the Japanese army, visits San Francisco for Y M C A work and says he expects to establish huts for American troops in France. He notes Japan’s Y M C A units may also serve the Russian and Italian fronts. Clayson The Clothier.

San Francisco N. Hibiki Russia United States New York Hibiki France Japan Hiibiki

Italian Front Report From Monte Spinucela Trenches

After three days of fighting between the Piave and Brenta rivers the enemy holds several trenches on Monte Spinucela and Col Beretta. The Italian line remains in its original positions as Teutons pursue a third straight attack aimed at Bathward plains. weather aids Italian defense.

Piave Brenta Monte Spinucela Col Beretta

Cossacks Win Battle Near Bielgorod and Rostov

Bolshevik forces retreat after Cossacks push across the Don in battles at Bielgorod region and Rostov. Cossacks seize Tamanovka and Kaluga towns near Bielgorod following a victory over Korniloff forces.

Tamanovka Kaluga Bielgorod Korniloff Don River Rostov

National Anti Saloon League preps national prohibition drive

Washington reports show the National Anti Saloon League planning its biggest push for a national prohibition amendment this session. Delegates anticipate submission to states with Senate approval and aim to win three fourths of states within six years, highlighting recent dry wins and setbacks. A Red Cross Christmas drive meeting is scheduled at the Northland club with full attendance urged.

Washington National Anti-Saloon League House Senate Sheppard Tex Borah Ida Barkley Webb N. C Fess William Jennings Bryan Michigan Montana Indiana New Hampshire North Dakota Nebraska New Mexico District of Columbia Congress Iowa Ohio Red Cross

Alaska Donates to Halifax Sufferers

Seattle dispatch reports Alaska donor totals for Halifax relief. Ketchikan contributed 650 dollars, Juneau 200, and Anchorage 437, summing to 1287 dollars in support.

Alaska Halifax Seattle Ketchikan Juneau Anchorage

Admiral Evans Sails Tonight for Alaska

Admiral Evans sails at 9 o clock tonight for Alaska. Her Cordova passengers are H Rothe Elizabeth Rothe Roy Hegg and S Tristraw.

Seattle Admiral Evans Alaska Cordova H. Rothe Elizabeth Rothe Roy Hegg S. Tristraw

Governor Urges Alaska Red Cross Membership Drive

Special to Times Juneau December 13 Governor Strong issues a proclamation urging Alaska residents to join the American Red Cross and donate during a campaign from December 16 to December 24 to aid soldiers, sailors, and war sufferers and support humane efforts abroad. The governor emphasizes national unity, sacrifice, and the Red Cross as a guide for aiding allies and victims.

Governor Strong Alaska Red Cross Territory of Alaska American Red Cross Red Cross Europe I. J. F. A. Strong America

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