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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

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French and German Front Battles Reported Near Soissons

Paris reports heavy counterattacks by Germany repulsed with losses as Foch forces push back near Matz and Laversine. Civilians evacuate Compiagne while Germans gain footholds east of the Oise and at Coeuvres and St Pierre Aigle.

Paris Courcelles Mery War Office Laversine Corey Berlin Roys Estrees St. Denis Fauctit Noyon Soissons Foch Compeigne Matz Montdidier Anthevil Oise Ribecourt Ourscamp Forest Carlepont Dommiers Coeuvres St. Pierre- Aigle Antheuil Mutz River Croix Nilard Melioeq

Baroness de Victoria Arrest in Treason Case

Baroness de Victoria is under arrest for treason amid ongoing legal actions. American troops at Belleau Wood repelled the assault, inflicting serious losses on the enemy and securing their gains.

Baroness de Victoria Belleau Wood

War era role of women inspires labor delegates in St Paul

Miss Melinda Scott of Chicago addressed 2,500 at the American Federation of Labor reception pledging women’s support for the war effort. She praised British Wrens aiding troops in France, urged Americans to write hopeful letters, and framed the war as a women's as well as a men's struggle with deep resolve to sustain morale and support.

St. Paul, Minn Melinda Scott Straw Het Trimmer Chicago American Federation of Labor St. Paul Britain France Miss Scott United States Flanders Verdun

German U boats prepare raid off Virginia coast

German submarines active along the Atlantic coast again threaten ships. A British steamer is reported sunk after a sub sighting eighteen miles off Virginia. All vessels due to sail from American ports are held back while authorities assess the danger.

Atlantic Germany America Virginia

Front quiet as German offensive stalls in local actions

Paris reports limited fighting along the German attack front as their corps block the advance. Allied commanders anticipate a heavy strike in a new sector and express confidence in success.

Paris

British Repulse Allied Attack on Flanders Front

British forces repulsed a strong enemy assault northwest of Merris on the Flanders front and captured many prisoners. The action underlines the continued heavy fighting along the sector with notable German losses.

Flanders Merri

Germans Surrender to Americans Under White Flag

Fifty German troops surrendered under a white flag after Allied attacks northwest of Chauteau Thierry. All assaults by the foe had failed in recent weeks as American forces pressed the advance. Dallas arrest: Silliman Vans, ex-attache to the Copenhagen legation, held by U S customs on smuggling charges tied to a Conn. box with legation seal linked to Russian crown jewels case. Pyons jailer reported without details.

Chauteau Thierry Dallas Tex Silliman Vans Legation Copenhagen United States Customs Service Conn New York Evans Europe America Pyons Paris Bouresches Torz Muerne Rayvine Belleau Wood Boureshes France Chateau Thierry Vernl United State United States Toul Luneville Washington War Department

Labor Federation Pledges Loyalty to Wilson War Efforts

Samuel Gompers, head of the federation, telegrammed President Wilson in response to his wartime message. He stated the labor movement would give wholehearted support to the government to win the war and promote freedom and peace, pledging loyalty until human liberty and equity become universal rights.

Wilson Samuel Gompers Federation Labor Cones

U S Legation Official Held In Dallas Probe

Investigation into a plot to smuggle Russian crown jewels into the United States leads to the detention in Dallas Texas of Silliman Svens a former clerk at the American legation in Copenhagen. He is held pending inquiry into the disposition of a legation sealed box brought into the country.

Washington Dallaa Tex Silliman Svens Copenhagen Legation

Mexico May Join the Allies

Manuel Corpio of Yucatan and Mexican advocates touring the United States say Mexico may join the Allies if they decide to take up arms. Corpio, a member of the Mexican party visiting New York, states the impression aligns with President Wilson's views on international affairs.

New York Mext Mnch Pident Wilson Arma Manuel Corplo Yucatan Party of Mexican Attors United States New England

May raise draft age and exemptions widen

Washington reports debate over extending the draft age to eighteen to forty nine and potential exemptions. Crowder may exempt professional baseball players and railroad workers while miners seek similar relief.

Washington Kahd House War Department Congress Baker Department Smith Michican Committee On Foreign Relation Great Iia Hitchcock Committee On Foreign Relations Crowder Secretary of War McAdoo Wilson General Crowder

Wilson Seeks Senate Victory for Woman Suffrage

President Wilson voiced hopes that the Senate will pass the woman suffrage amendment during the current session. In a reply to a memorial from the French Union for Woman Suffrage he urged an unmistakable answer by affirming suffrage as a federal constitutional right before session end.

Senate Washington Wilson Congress Union For Woman Suffrage Senate of United States

German raid on Calais kills eleven in port reeardown

A German air raid on Calais killed eleven people including four children when the port city was struck. The June 14 incident left scattered damage across the town as rescue efforts continued.

Port City Calais

Levee Breach Floods Acres Near Quincy

A levee breach at Indian Grave three miles west of Quincy, HL, caused extensive flooding. The disaster damaged a pumping station and levee systems, inundating about eight thousand acres with no reported loss of life.

Quincy Perth

Army General Health Conditions Report in Washington

The surgeon general reports general health conditions in Army camps remain satisfactory as of June 14, noting continued stability in the field. Official findings indicate no new material concerns affecting ongoing operations or troop readiness.

Bisaith Army Good Washington

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