Government Must Act Against Rail Strike Head On
The Enterprise laments railway workers striking in Alexandria Virginia despite wage raises. It argues a swift decisive government response is needed, even drafting workers into service. It cites the New York Herald on Carranza Kaiser and Germany, warning of broader war impacts.
General Leonard Wood May Not Lead Frontline Forces
The article notes General Wood will not command his former division overseas as it leaves Camp Funston Kansas for France. It cites rumors about his removal and possible objections from the war department while attributing explanations to David Lawrence and Pershing’s possible reasons for keeping Wood home.
Crushed by Force to End the Hun Threat
A World War II era editorial condemns German forces described as beasts and barbarians. It calls for overwhelming American force to outnumber outfight outbomb out shell the Hun leaders and end their dream of world domination for humanity's sake.
Germans Shell American Hospital In Fresh Cruelty Dispatches
The report denounces German forces for shelling a distant hospital full of wounded soldiers. The piece accuses the attackers of malice and fiendish glee as shells fell near the American facility, noting no injuries or damage this time but warning of the menace.
Notice of Sale in Western District of North Carolina
In the Western District of North Carolina Greensboro the trustee in the Central Engineering and Construction bankruptcy will offer for sale on June 1 1918 by sealed bids various heavy equipment office furniture tools and paving materials. Bids must be accompanied by 10 percent cash or certified check and bids open at 11 a.m. in the bankruptcy office under Court authority with right to reject any bid.
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