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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
2
A sprawling digest reports forest fires near Helena and mass drafts, with casualties and suicides tied to wartime strain. It covers labor unrest, political conventions, and strategic moves across Allied nations, naming Crow, Miles, Wiener, and Gompers among others, with military, economic, and social developments worldwide.
News from the front describes Austrian forces breaking under Italian and Allied pressure from Montello to the Adriatic. Retreat extends almost fifty miles as bridges fail, food supplies are disrupted, and many Austrians drown while fleeing. Allied raids, including American efforts, have disrupted German and Austrian lines, with substantial prisoner losses reported and Turkish forces reported sacking consulates and hospitals.
The Avro Club of Amwr announced on Saturday its plan to hire John yin as director of Ameren airraft productions and to assume expenses at Attequiine ane Atlantic dit. The effort aims to aid government efforts to solve the problem of delivering thaw and naval patrols, supporting aerial patrols against Germany.
A damaged OCR fragment concerns Germanys U Boat claims and maritime events in May. It references presumed tonnage and actions near Merlin and April, with unclear details and multiple garbled terms. The readable names include an entente context and references to a WOe or Cone, but the exact facts remain ambiguous.
A garbled OCR fragment references American losses and a World War II era military heading. It mentions General Pershing and allied forces with unclear transcription errors. The legible bits hint at a casualty or loss report tied to an American battlefield context.
Fragmentary report credits Orlande with victory as Roine leads but details are garbled. Several names and phrases appear but readability is poor. No clear dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible text.
Washington, detailed instructions to draft boards explain the criteria for deferred classifications under the universal employment order. The guidance defines non productive work, exemptions for food service and certain mercantile roles, and directs boards to assist registrants in finding productive employment while reserving the right to induct those deemed idle or in non productive work. It notes baseball and other amusements may be non productive and urges common sense in applying rules.
Report outlines a strike by munition workers in Vienna and Viere districts, with Thursday night actions spreading to Pavamion and Hrigitiousy areas. The protest heightens tension as workers press demands, affecting the Austrian capital and surrounding zones.
Chicagien H. V. Platt, president and manager of the Crogan Short Line based in Malt Lake, may be appointed regional director of railroads centered in Utah under the federal administrative region.
Washington reports Austrian newspapers reflect disappointment after a failed assault on the Ttvline line. Estimated Austrian casualties reach 160,000. Plave plain and Montello fights cited, with reserves enabling continued offensive. The Austrian commander was Hororric, leading two German divisions, a Bulgarian division, and a Turkish division.
Former Hungarian Premier Tixma told parliament that large regions lack adequate food, with only a third or quarter of needed supplies. He warned Germany must be persuaded of Hungary’s dire stock and urged maximum effort to hold out until the new harvest arrives.
The British air council plans an Atlantic air route from the United States to Europe to mobilize American effort against Germany. Major General William Pickering, controller of equipment, announces Washington views for an initial attempt this fall, with preparations already well advanced.
Gig Thinehamer of Cum mings New Jersey, a private in the thirty ninth company, 10th depot brigade, was sentenced to life for disobeying orders and declaring loyalty to himself. The court martial at Camp Lewis, Washington, concluded Friday after an order from the commanding general.
Mrs Eroent Pop piano resided with relatives in Salt Lake was shot Friday by her husband near the railway station. Mr Popplano then shot himself in the head. The couple were taken to a local hospital but did not regain consciousness. Neighbors report jealousy as the motive.
An American hoop trooper formerly a German liner returned from Palen and was liberated by a satellite. The liner Sean A Cherniemth Martinina ebay is reported ready days out from the park at departure, with Friday indicated.
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Report states American forces maintain a 38 mile front along a region near Washington with units described as engaged in ongoing operations. Details are sparse as officials confirm continued activity by allied and American troops, amid broader war developments.
The Kansas City Star argues that wheat substitutes cannot match flour for baking. It notes substitutes lack the gas-retaining quality of gluten to make dough rise, producing heavy bread and desserts. The piece urges public acceptance of wheat use during the war and vows to endure any deprivation.
The spring mark the eightieth anniversary of the Sirius voyage from Cork to New York, first to cross the Atlantic under its own steam. Captains Robarte and later commanders perished aboard ships tied to the Sirius tale. A fragmentary record notes a 412 ton Birlas maiden trip and the Sirius voyage alongside Western from Bristol. The youngest passenger on the initial voyage, Vincent B. Ransome, later connected to Wiltshire parish life.
London’s tea houses and the late Sir Joseph Lyons are recalled as a modern institution. The piece contrasts the old coffee houses with narrow seating and mostly male patrons to the few places where women could obtain light refreshments, noting the grim scarcity and high prices in earlier times.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Weber and Neak with references to a head ailment. The readable bits describe a doctor or event curing a severe head issue and a vague date or name, but the segment is largely unintelligible.
Fragmentary OCR note reflects archaic style with spellings like Our nv neighbors wite and woadancy. The readable line hints at a collected sentiment about neighbors, wisdom, and caution, suggesting a communal voice warning against troubling times.
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