War News Abridged Progress Across Heavens Earth and Seas
A condensed bulletin reports ongoing hostilities across theaters. Military actions, strategic movements, and weathered updates outline advances and setbacks amid global conflict. Authorities urge vigilance as fronts shift and supply lines adjust.
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Seven Seas
French Air Raids Hit Four German Cities in Major Reprisal
French aviators bombed Frankfurt on the Main Treves Coblenz and Stuttgart in the largest raid yet. London endured a two and a half hour assault as German forces, Haig’s lines in Ypres and the Meuse battles continue with French victories in Alsace and on the Aisne.
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Frankfort-on-the-Main
Treves
Coblenz
Stuttgart
Aeros
Londom
Bainsizza
Berlin
China
Atlantic
Gorizia
Haig
Ypres
Aisne
Meuse
Alsace
Senate victims and wartime actions dominate Washington reports
Congress faces disloyalty charges against La Follette and others while the Senate backs the war revenue bill. Coal prices rise under a new retail control, and shipbuilding faces criticism as critics warn vessels are submarine targets. Other items include Looming impeachment protests, peace council preparations, and calls for expanded soldiers insurance.
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la Follette
Congress
Senate
la Follette, Stone and Gronna
Pomerene
Garfield
John A. le Jeune
Marine Corps
Quantico
Heflin
Norton
E. M. House
Wilson
International Peace Council
McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Congress urged to promote Pershing to full general
The article reports demands to revive the grade of full general in the U S Army and to promote Major General Pershing and the chief of staff. It notes enhanced security at Camp Dix after a fire destroyed barracks, an inquiry launched, and broader wartime measures including officer weeders in the Reserve Corps.
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Congress
Pershing
Camp Dix
310Th Infantry
Shipping Board
Count von Bernstorff
England
Wilson
Senate
House
Food and political moves alert amid war era developments
A British commission meets Food Administrator Hoover to coordinate food distribution for Allies. The New York Senate asks federal evidence on Justice Balaban’s fitness for the Supreme Court. Minnesota Representative Lundeen introduces a resolution to halt food shipments to Allied Powers. Secretary Baker plans officer designations to rank with Allied commanders.
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Baker
Kentucky Futurity Won In Record Time At Lexington
Nella Dillon takes the $5,000 Kentucky Futurity for two year old trotters in record time at Lexington. Real Lady wins the $14,000 Kentucky Futurity for three year old trotters in three straight heats. Alexander earns his thirtieth win of the season for the Phillies as they beat the Giants 2 to 0.
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Nella Dillon
Kentucky
Trotters
Lexington
Eben M. Byers
Mella Bjurstedt
Pittsburgh
Jennings
Cicotte
West Point
Army
Alexander
Giants
Phillies
Turmoil in Turkestan and China’s Political Moves
A revolutionary movement grows in Turkestan with a Russian commander attacked and defeated. Britain France and Italy renew commitments to Russia in the war. Feng Kwo-chang calls for five provincial delegates to a national council and orders Sun Yat-sen’s arrest. Cardinal Gaspari comments on French press resistance to the Pope’s peace plan. A loyalty letter to the exiled Czar led to General Gurko’s expulsion.
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Turkestan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Feng Kwo-chang
Sun Yat-sen
Gaspari
Gurko
Colonel House to Gather War Data for Peace Plan
President Wilson appoints Colonel E M House to assemble historical geographical and economic data for postwar policy. Dr John H Finley will lead the expert team while House remains in the United States building a broad intelligence base for future peace conference deliberations.
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New York
Wilson
E. M. House
House
John H. Finley
New York State
Europe
Finley
United States
Lord Northcliffe
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
America
Colonel House
State Department
Department
Peace Council
France
Germany
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Great Britain
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Napoleon
Prince Talleyrand
Vienna
Talleyrand
Italy
Austria- Hungary
Learning Hand to Hand Fighting and a New Regimental Band
New Jersey 311th Regiment trains in bayonet work at Caran Dix Wrightstown under Lt Colonel Edgar Myer. South Jersey towns urged to furnish instruments for a 50 piece regimental band as 20 musicians now serve. Major E W Dayton promotes universal rifle practice for all ages at Camp Dix using triangulation sighting.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Caran Dix
Wrightstown
Edgar Myer
South Jersey
National Army
Stokes
Tooting
Browns Mills Road
2Nd
New Jersey Regiment
Anniston
Ala
Mulholland
Military Service
E. W. Dayton
3D Battalion
11Th New York Infantry
Camp Dix
United States
Dayton
United States Marines
Nke
Hamilton Fish
15Th
New Jersey Briefs Highlight Coal Shortage and Local Initiatives
New Jersey notices report coal shortages delaying Swedesboro glass works despite orders. Oysters and bivalves move slowly due to scarce rail cars. Army camps eyed near Phillipsburg. towns fund Y M C A war efforts. Schools add physical culture. Haddonfield bonds issued. local guards merge into police reserve. Farmers report rabbits and quail. Woodbury hospital cot shown by Ned Cross. Hereford Inlet deepening under way. Glass factories resume. Shipyard adopts $500 employee life insurance.
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Swedesboro Glass Works
Maurice River Cove
Phillipsburg
Salem County
Y. M. C. A. War Fund
Woodstown
Swedesboro
Haddon Township
Haddonfield
John Hofman
Paulsboro
Field Artillery
Stevens
Vineland
A. Stokes Watson
First Baptist Church
William P. Hanson
A. B. D'Ippolito
Samuel Gassel
W. S. Richardson
Hazel Bray
Pensauken Creek
Pemberton
Wrightstown
Merchantville
Woodbury
Deptford Township
Royal
Collingswood
Citizens' Independent
Jack
Victor Adams
Westmont
Hereford Inlet
Anglesea
Millville
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Camden
H. P. Cressman
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Wildwood
Leutenant
Camp Dix
G. Hutchinson
First Presbyterian Church
James H. Boal
Plattsburgh
Gloucester
Joseph R. Moreland
Gloucester County
A. M. K. Malders
Woodbury Chautauqua
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Nicholas Murray Butler
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