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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

6

Canadians Tighten Grip on Lens As German Line Collapses

The slow encirclement of Lens proceeds with Canadians capturing La Coulotte and driving toward the town. British forces press the outer defense while Germans halt coal mining near Lens signaling a shortened German tenure. Heavy artillery duels and renewed French gains around Rheims and Soissons are noted with hundreds of prisoners reported northwest of Hurtebise farm. Austrians push on Monte Ortigara on Asiago while Russians and Austro Germans clash southwest of Lutsk and along the Stripa and Dnieper fronts.

London Lens Department Pas de Calais la Coulotte British War Office Field Marshal Haig Berlin War Office Haig Soissons Rheims Moulin de Laffaux Hurtebise Farm Berlin Asiago Monte Ortigara Rome Lutsk Volhynia Stripa Dniester Galicia Petrograd Vienna Peary Squier Europe Wilson War Department National Army Council of National Defense Council National Guard Germany John 1D. Archbold Navy Department Sims Atlantic France Monchy-le-Prieux Vauxaillon Messines Lys

Martial Law in Spain Threatened by Unreliable Army

London reports King Alfonso faces a dangerous moment after declaring martial law as the army proves unstable and loyal to German interests talks. The real tension stems from officers demanding changes and a revolution is feared amid domestic chaos.

London Alfonso Spain Germany St. Chamond Geoffrey Harper Bonnell Royal British Flying Corps Boelke America

Bone dry ban threatens million wage earners jobs

New York reports warn that adoption of strict prohibition could deprive over one million workers across multiple sectors of employment. Washington notes suffragists were arrested during a White House protest as a mob clashed with police over banners. Fort Snelling reveals dynamite cache aimed at the camp. Romania faces a massive German fine totaling 50 million dollars. Sinn Fein rioters in Cork suffer gunfire injuries. three dozen wounded.

New York Washington Central Federated Union of New York Fort Snelling Minn Minnesota Red Cross London Romania Germany White House Cork Sinn Fein Oren Ee Shy State Penn Nrby Western Ennery Tate Enn Arby Hennery Arby Hennery, Brown Davis King Eenee Baldwin Bubsk Del Maryland Delaware Jersey S. 1 N. C Louisiana Lima Florida Texas Bermuda Crook-Neck Tost Lou Tbs Sega Vane Cal Harley Phila & L Virginia

War Aims and Home Front Fight Fuel War Effort

This weekly review notes a broad push to curb food and fuel extortion by pirates and profiteers, with government investigations and potential indictments. It highlights a sweeping aviation build up, conscription debates, and naval actions as submarines threaten allied shipping amid Russian and European upheavals reflected in Geneva protests and provisional government statements.

Edward W. Pickard Sam Congress Administration Herbert C. Hoover Hoover Vardaman Gore Reed House Madden Cannon Illinois Haugen Senate Sherman Linois Union Daniels Organized Labor American Federation of Labor Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice

President Launches Export Control Program For War Aid

President Wilson orders a new exports council to regulate foodstuffs sent to neutral nations, with the goal of feeding Allies and their armies while minimizing disruption to commerce. The system uses licensing, not prohibitions, to direct shipments where most needed.

Washington Wilson Exports Council United States Lansing Commerce Redfield Agriculture Houston Food Administration Herbert C. Hoover Congress Food Administration Bureau Council

Famous Olympia Aground Off Block Island

The United States cruiser Olympia, Dewey's flagship at Manila, ran ashore in fog off Block Island. The ship was in a bad position with water in the hold. Chief machinist’s mate William M. Babb was killed by a falling hatch. No other deaths reported.

Dewey Block Island R. I United States Olympia Manila William M. Babb

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