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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1917

Page

5

Teutons Driven Back by Latins in Fagare Zone

Italian war office reports Austro-German forces driven from the Fagare zone and Zenson loop after four costly attacks. Italian line on Asiago plateau withstands violent assaults with successful counter attacks. Prisoners and casualties cited as fighting intensifies along the Piave river.

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Crowder Draft Appeals Rules Document Summary

Crowder issues draft appeal rules and procedures outlining how requests are filed, reviewed, and decided. The document clarifies eligibility, timelines, required evidence, and potential outcomes in the appeal process.

War Review notes Allied gains and Italy reorganization

Secretary Baker reports stronger Italian defense and better allied reinforcement delivery as Western front operations show cautious gains. He notes continued training and morale of American forces, with French and British officers helping modern warfare methods across sectors, while Italy reconstitutes defenses for continued action. In Washington, draft rules end appeals for pending cases and authorize immediate service for certain qualified men, with local boards and new medical advisory reviews to protect dependents.

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Kerensky Seeks Truce Amid Russian Turmoil

Premier Kerensky telegraphed from Gatchina proposing a truce and negotiations to avoid bloodshed. Bolshivik leaders push to resume operations. Petrograd quiet but food and rail issues grow. Foreigners reportedly unmolested. Lenine’s leadership cited amid unrest and Ukraine independence developments.

Bolsheviki Titsementee Stockholm Petrograd Kaledines

British Warships Win Sea Battle Amid Claims of Victory

London reports German light cruisers fled Helgoland Bight and were pursued near Helgoland under the German battle fleet. One German cruiser was seen in flames while another’s machinery appeared damaged. a German minesweeper was sunk. British forces returned with minimal damage and small personnel losses.

London Berlin Helgoland Bight Helgoland Admiralty Amsterdam Horn Reefant Poe Line Velgoland Ishind

Baker Opposes Change in Conscription Age

Secretary Baker told members that no bill should alter the conscription age for the National Army this winter noting current and upcoming drafts already meet manpower needs. He argued additional legislation is unnecessary given the present pool of eligibles and likely future drafts.

Washington Bart Wil Ae Orig Conareae i Ke National Army Baker

Venice welcomed by Premier Orlando amid wartime calm

Premier Vittorio Orlando visited Venice and urged protection and aid for residents while noting public resolve. He toured the city as crowds packed St Mark's to hear the daily war bulletin confirming Italians held the Piave line. A street assembly cheered “Long live the army, the Allies, and Venice” as the bulletin spread.

Venice Vittorio Orlando St. Marks Dpiave Nicolai Zazagli

Jaffa Falls to British Troops as Ottoman Retreat Gains Pace

British forces occupy Jaffa on the Mediterranean coast in Palestine with mounted troops entering without opposition. Turks withdraw northward amid fire as 85 prisoners taken and casualties inflicted. Bad weather slows operations in the Doiran region where Bulgarian outposts repulse a British battalion assault.

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