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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1918

Page

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Allies Push Between Somme and Oise as Americans Fight Near Bray

Allied forces advance east of Fouquescourt and along the Somme south bank capturing Proyart and Gury near Lassigny. Americans enter Bray suburbs amid heavy fighting with German forces. Prisoner tally nears 40,000 and guns exceed 700 as British French and American units press the advance.

London Somme Oise Fouquescourt Proyart Bray Haig Gury Rove Lassigny Daily Mail Avre L’echelle-St. Aurin Roye Mericourt Rainecourt Lihons Chauines Chilly Parvillers Damery Andeehy L’echelle Armancourt Dancourts Popincourt Roye-Sur-Matz Mereur

James Pershing the Brother of Gen Pershing

A traveling salesman named James Pershing, younger than John by four years, bears a strong resemblance to his famous brother. He notes a son in the army and a younger child expecting the call as he plans to visit France soon to “break my brother's silence” and relay thoughts in multiple languages.

John J. Pershing America France John J James Pershing John Pershing

New Call for War Work Quotas in Labor Recruitments

Washington reports unskilled labor needs for October 1 due August 1 as government control of unskilled labor recruiting becomes elective. Returns at the Department of Labor will guide supplemental quotas, expected to total about 500000 men.

Washington Department of Labor

Daniels Opposes Cyclops Loss Theory

Secretary Daniels rejected the idea that the United States collier Cyclops could have been captured by a German submarine and taken to a German port after its disappearance in the Caribbean last spring. He said a vessel of that size and slow speed would not have eluded the North Sea patrol.

Washington United States Cyclops Caribbean Daniels North Sea Patrol Germany Hague Moscow Weser Zeitung Bremen Vladivostok Siberia Trans-Siberian Irkutsk Bertin Lenine London Leon Trotzky Kronstadt Petrograd Semalofficial Wolff Bureau Berlin Zurich Paris Amsterdam Lokal Angeiger Trotzky Helferich Russia Pskov Vskov Vossisché Zeitung Helfferich Russian Empire the Penistoe Herman Winter Georges Bank Massachusetts Smith Bureau of Fisheries New England United States Fisheries Service Gloucester Fisheries Service Sweden

Germans Stir Picardy Resistance With New Reserves

London dispatch reports Von Holler and Crown Prince Rupprecht bringing reinforcements to the Picardy front in numbers that slow the Allied advance. Tanks and cavalry reportedly moved beyond Roye, though the war office gives no confirmation of a center evacuation.

France Rupprecht Bavaria Picardy Front

British Forces Gain Ground North of Roye and Along Somme Front

British forces advance north of Roye and at multiple points along a fifteen mile front to the Somme. There are also gains reported north of the Somme.

Roye River Somme the Somme

French Forces Advance East of the Oise River

Paris reports French forces launching strong attacks on the Oise river. German troops evacuation of trenches east of Bailly noted as French troops gain ground on the east bank. West bank defenses resisted with superior numbers.

Oise River

Sommerstad Sunk By German Submarine

An Atlantic Port reported the former Norwegian steamer Sommerstad, later operated by the American Shipping Board, was sunk yesterday by a German submarine. The vessel was a Fire Island at the time of the attack.

Sommestad Erican Shipping Board Marine Sommerstad U. S Atlantic Navy Department Penistone Namtucket Sydland Nantucket Herman Winter New York Navy

Bolshevik Minor Officers Massacred by Counter Revolutionists

Copenhagen reports Russian counter revolutionists seized Ryazan and Novgorod. Bolshevik officials were massacred in the turmoil. Berlin dispatches say German troops are advancing toward Perograd.

Bolsheviki Copenhagen Viki Berlin Perograd

Crop Confiscation Triggers Anti German Riots in Ukrania

Amsterdam reports violent anti German riots in Ukrania towns. Unrest grows as German crop requisitions rise and more German troops are dispatched into the region.

Ukrania Amsterdam

Assassin Boris Danskio Executed for Eichhorn Murder

Amsterdam reports that Boris Danskio, convicted assassin of Feld Marshal Herman von Eichhorn, was executed on Saturday according to Kiev sources. The case confirms a wartime political killing tied to Austrian and German leadership during the conflict.

Amsterdam Boris Danskio Feld Herman von Eichhorn Kiev

Planes Crash Kill Three at Pensacola Training School

Three aviators attached to the Pensacola training school were killed when their planes collided above the clouds. The incident occurred near Pensacola on August 18. The names of the deceased were not released in the report.

Pensacola, Fla Pensacola Fila

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