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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

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French Forces Win Strong Positions as Allies Advance

Aug. 29 reports say General Mangin’s forces crossed the Oise and seized Moriny and Quinciy fortifications. British troops push five miles past the old Hindenburg line toward Hardecourt Rouillers, taking trenches, dugouts, ammo and supplies. American troops in the danger zone continue fierce fighting, with 200 captures including eight officers.

Noyon Humbert Mangins Oise Moriny Quisnoy Liers Hindenburg

British Wake New Advance On The Somme

British patrols entered Remy and Haucourt and took Fay and Ablaincourt as fresh attacks pressed toward the Somme. Australians reached Fresnes Herbecourt line near Peronne while Croisilles and Pelves fell, with heavy fighting south of Lens and across the Scarpe as forces from three British armies pushed forward despite weather and German resistance.

London Fresnes-Herbecourt Field Marshal Haig Somme Brie Peronne France Croisilles Bapaume Pelves Arras Remy Haucourt Peroune Fay Allaincourt Scarpe River Ablaincourt Queant-Drocourt Hindenburg Remy and Bontaine Hendecourt Lens Scarpe Arras-Cambrail

Brigadier General John T. Meyers Named Marine Hero

Brigadier General John T. Meyers, U S Marine Corps officer with global service, receives brigadier general designation after a rapid rise from the U S Naval Academy. He served as a captain in the Boxer Rebellion in China, was wounded and promoted to major, then led at Honolulu replacing Major Neville.

United States Marine Corps John T. Meyers U. S. Naval Academy General Meyers China Honolulu Major Neville General Devers Fleet Marine Pacific Fleet

Cannon Takes Big Toll In Updated Frontline Fighting

British guns behind Croisilles harry retreating Germans in Hendecourt area with direct fire as gunners track every shot. Shells rain into fleeing columns creating large gaps. Vis-en-Artois, taken by Canadians, endures heavy combat and lies ruined with many dead Germans among wrecked debris.

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Allies Defeat Reds In War Front Reports From Asia

Reports from Shanghai and Reuter’s Limited state Allied forces including American and Japanese troops are advancing on the Ussuri front north of Vladivostok. General Semenoff’s antibolshevik group recaptured Matsievski station near Manchuria as Japanese troops engage Bolsheviks near Rauvia. Berlin signs three Brest-Litovsk supplementary treaties on finance civil law.

London Ussurt Vladivostok Shanghai Reuters Limited Ussuri Peking Semenof Siberian Matsievski Station Manehull Rauvia John F. Stevens Archangel Copenhagen Berlin Brest- Litovsk

Americans Hold Ground in Vesle Front Battles Near Bazoches

Allied reports say American patrols penetrated Bazoches outskirts as German forces in the Vesle sector inflicted losses on US troops and captured prisoners. Heavy shelling and intense street fighting with bayonet use marked the struggle while American and French heavy artillery prevented German reinforcements.

Berlin Vesle Aisne-Wesse Bazoches Wismette Bragadies Soissons Pazoches Bruzoches Filmette

Pershing Praises First and Third Corps Devotion in France

General orders from Gen John J. Pershing commend the First and Third corps for their role in the battle turning point in France. He notes Allied victory, American initiative, and pays tribute to fallen comrades while vowing to honor their memory in history and literature.

France John J. Pershing Pershing

Sunday gasoline ban hits Chicago joyriders and taxis

Washington calls on the public east of the Mississippi to stop using caseline for passenger cars motorcycles and motorboats on Sundays until further notice. Exemptions include tractors motor trucks physicians ambulances fire and police apparatus and rural vehicles. Chicago will lose Sunday driving for joy rides and taxi services as residents adapt to walking or streetcars.

Washington Fuel Administration Mississippi River Chicago Mississippi Lakeside

Steamer George Hudson Sinks in Fog Near Watch Hill

The George Hudson, 1492 tons gross, struck in heavy fog off Watch Hill in the coa fisheries service area and sank. Three crew members reached shore. The vessel carried a crew of 24. August 26. Recovery and investigation are pending.

George Hudson Coast Fisheries Service Watch Hill R. J R. L Coa Fisheries Service

Nogales Border Clash Ends in Armistice Under Mexican Command

Unofficial counts place Mexican dead and wounded near 200 after fighting flared when a Mexican crossing guard halted an American immigration officer. Brigadier General Cabell announced a cease fire with Captain Abasolo and Major General Holbrook ordered withdrawal of troops on both sides.

Nogales Ariz Cabell Abasole Sonora Frederick J. Herman FB. M. Lawton Olbrook Washington, Ave William A. Holbrook War Department Holbrook Southern Department Mareh Feix Penaloza Abrolava

Crowder Issues Call for 900 Porto Ricans to Draft

Washington August 20 A call for 900 white and colored Porto Rican drafted men was issued by Provost Marshal General Crowder.

Crowder Washington Porto Rico

Wilson Spares Yank Life With Clemency Action

Washington reports that Private Franklin W. Czarnecki of the medical corps received executive clemency. His death sentence from a military court martials for leaving his command was commuted by President Wilson to dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay, and two years hard labor, with the desertion charge rejected while absence on leave is upheld.

Washington Franklin W. Czarnecki Mirtias War Department Wilson

Lusitania Sinker Long Dead

Paris reports the German submarine commander Lieander Schwieger, who sank the Lusitania, is declared dead by the ministry of marine. The sinking officer is said to have died some time ago, denying reports he was captured.

Paris Ministry of Marine Lieande Schwieger Lusitat

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