Optimistic War Editor Sees No US gloom in Eastern Front
Eugene J. Young, former Salt Lake journalist and New York World war editor, argues allied strategy remains sound. He says Germany faces collapse, Austria-Hungary strains verge on civil war, deserters rise, and an allied push from Metz to Verdun could cripple enemy metal supplies.
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United States
Eugene J. Young
Salt Lake
New York World
Mr. Young
Germany
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Hungary
Champagne
Vimy Ridge
Flanders
Metz
Verdun
Lander County Wheat Seizure Ordered Over Government Price
The Gazette reports District Attorney Frank Curran acting as county food administrator has ordered seizure of 7000 bushels of Pat Walsh's wheat near Austin for refusing to sell at the government price of 2.75 per hundred pounds. Nevada authorities move to curb hoarding with similar plans in Elko and other counties.
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Frank Curran
Lander County
Austin
Pat Walsh
Walsh
Nevada
Elko
Birth of Son to Mrs Charles Etelle in Eureka Nevada
In Eureka Nevada on March 31 1918 a son was born to the wife of Charles Etelle. The notice records the birth in the local community paper.
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Bureka
Nevada
Charles Etelle
ZUMBUO FURNITURE CO Address Listing
Readable details show the business name ZUMBUO FURNITURE CO located at 790792 Mimion St in San Pranciece California.
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Ee Em Zumbuo Furniture CO
Mimion
Nevada Leads States in Volunteer Enlistments for Army
Carson City reports that Nevada's volunteer enlistments for the regular army from April 1 1917 to February 26 1918 reached 1,447 against a 162 quota, the highest in the nation. Utah, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, and California follow with strong percentages as the Battle Born State tops the patriotic list.
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Nevada
Maurice J. Sullivan
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington, D. C
Union
Montana
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
California
Red Cross
Sullivan
U. S. Boys Enroll in Nevada Farm Tractor Work
Eureka area reports eight boys enrolled in the Boy's Working Reserve to aid food production for the war effort. Enrollment directs plan for school and non‑school youths to work on farms or mines. Tractors gain prominence in Nevada agriculture, cited by Dean C. S. Kight as labor saving and irrigation prep aid across multiple counties and districts. The Sentinel issues this paper a day early to support Saturday Liberty Loan activities.
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Eureka
Nevada
Elko County
Battle Mountain
Lunder County
Lovelock
Humboldt County
Mason and Smith Valleys
Lyon County
Truckee-Careon
Churchill County
Washoe
Douglas County
Progress of the War as Allies Hold Line in France
The Salt Lake Tribune notes German boasts falter as Allied forces in France defend a line from Monchy to Noyon. It cites General Bell’s testimony on Allied plans to retreat strategically, French and British countermeasures, and Allied reserves shaping hope that the line remains unbroken.
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Germany
Hindenburg
Pari
Paris
France
Bell
Military Affairs Committee
Senate
Russia
Monchy
Arras
la Fere
San Quentin
Henin
Croisilles
Boisel
Vermand
Ham
Mory
Bouchavesnes
Pargny
Bapaume
Pozieres
Peronne
Nesle
Roye
Guiscard
Noyon
Ervillers
Albert
Bray
Chaulnes
Morigs
Court
Chipilly
Rosiers
Lassigny
Montdiddier
Albert and
Amiens
Montdidier
Pershing
Foch
Somme
Morlancourt
LaFere
Oise
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Kentucky
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New
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Vermont
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Minnesota
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District of Columbia
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U. S
N. P. Morgan
Charles Priest
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