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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

1

Desperation marks in resistance amid world struggle

German defense on the Flanders front shows strain as Entente gains push with weather hampering actions. Paris reports futile French line assaults near Rheims, Avecourt wood, Verdun, and Saint Mihiel. Russians evacuate Uskull bridgehead as Germans advance. British shelling intensifies at Ypres salient center while gas shells persist. American surgical teams aid at the front as Haig restabilizes lines near Ypres.

Germany Flanders Berlin Paris Rheims Avecourt Wood Verdun Apremont Forest Saint Mihiels Uskull Higa France Belgium Associated Press Prince Rupprecht Ars Ypres Salient London Sir Douglas Haig Roulots Ypres

Americat Schooner Sunk by German Submarine Near London

The Americat schooner, John Hays Hammond, was sunk by gunfire from a German submarine off London on August 2. All crew were saved. A season ticket to the Doucourity Fair appeared in a cartoon and was sent by W Murphy, secretary of the Fair Association. No further word on the balloon ticket recovery.

London John Hays Hammond W. Murphy The Fair Association Las Noore

Pershing Inspects American Camps in France

General Pershing toured a dozen villages and training centers in France, questioning soldiers and staff about camp conditions and operations. He noted smooth progress, rapid railroad material arrival, and plans to relocate his field headquarters near front troops as space becomes available.

France Pershing Americas Paris

Norway Offers to Carry Food Supply in Exchange for Privilege

Facing US embargo, Norway seeks to barter shipping for import rights to feed its population. Dr. Fritjof Nansen said Norway would release ships to import mainly food from the United States while guaranteeing none would go to Germany. Norway cites wartime losses and aims to preserve its merchant marine.

United States Norway Germany Washington Fritjof Nansen Dr. Nansen

Arrests in Iowa City as treason suspected after flag incident

Four local citizens over sixty are arrested on treason charges amid clashes between loyal residents and pro German groups in Atwden Iowa. Authorities from Cedar Rapids arrived as more suspects are questioned. drivers flashed a German flag during a July parade, sparking unrest. July is reported as the driest month in a year with evaporation totals near eleven inches at the government station.

Atwden Towa Lowden Lowe Atl Albert Schaefer William Richan Ernest Meier Karl {Erhl United States Marshal Moore Healy Cedar Rapids Charles A. Shull

French language classes for Kansas officers at Leavenworth

Professor F A G Cowper organized four classes in French for provisional second lieutenants reserve officers and officers of the signal corps at Fort Leavenworth. The program runs six weeks with 36 lessons focused on military terms and oral practice. Oklahoma University will also teach French to Kansas Guards at Fort Sill, offering a cheaper option than Kansas University.

F. A. G. Cowper Leavenworth Signal Corps M.C. A Xemy Fessor Cowper Cowper Oklahoma University Oklahoma Guards Fort Sill Strong Oklahom Kansas Guardsmen Oklahoma Kansas University

Greeks to Move Inland Amid Turkish Pressures

Havas dispatches from Anatolia report widespread relocation of coast-dwelling Greeks to interior areas after the deposition of King Constantine. Turkish troops, poorly armed and commanded by German NCOs, face deteriorating conditions as supplies run short and meat becomes scarce.

Anatolia Athens Havas Constantine

Kaw Valley Lodges Picnic at Eudora on August 29

The Kaw Valley lodges of the C T A will hold their sixteenth annual picnic in Eudora City Park on Wednesday August 29. Main events include speeches races music and concessions with proceeds to the Red Cross fund. The event aims for a large turnout with careful spending to ensure success.

Eudora Kaw Valley Red Cross Eudora C. P. Av

Russian Commander Resigns and Rearranged Command

Petrograd reports General Alexis Brusiloff resigns as commander in chief. General Korniloff steps down from the southwest front and is replaced by General Techeremissoff as commander of the 8th army on that front.

Ussian Petrograd Alexis A. Brusiloff L. G. Korniloff Techeremissoff Kornfloff

Emperor William congratulates Bavarian crown prince on German 4th army victory

Berlin Copenhagen August 2 official telegram response from Emperor William to Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria praises the German 4th army for repulsing an Anglo French assault aimed at coastal conquest of Flanders, dated July 21.

Berlin Copenhagen Enperor William Rupprech Bavaria Flanders

Repairing Eudora Bridge Advances Toward Reopening

Workmen have progressed on repairing the river bridge at Eudora, with indications it will be usable soon. Leaders from Ledwenworth and Douglas counties have agreed on repair terms and expect the bridge to be restored after years of disrepair and rising costs.

Eudora Ledwenworth Douglas Counties Brewinz

Armament Firms Face Postwar Changes In England

Arthur Chamberlain, head of ex armament firm Kynochs, warned the postwar armament trade will end. He said Kynochs and similar firms have set agreements to ensure mutual prosperity while shifting to peaceful lines. A report from Xo More Armament business.

Binningham England Arthur Chamberlain Kynochs

Fight for Fort to Fort Road Boosters Rally

The Fort to Fort Highway plan draws women landowners in Douglas County to sign petitions. Local boosters expect 10 000 to 17 000 residents to support the road, with a big Springs meeting to push efforts.

Fort Highway Fort To Fort Douglas County Bertha. Rudiger Aimee R. Perkins Lucretia ‘Sh! Rigsby Alice L. Lestvitt Anna M. Yeoman Bert Dows- Tus Otte Perkins Bi Springs Weint Peamumitter Kort Stull Bir Ie Springs

Bonds Ready September Opinion of Reserve Bank Letter

The Federal Reserve Bank letter to Watkins National Bank indicates the department of engraving aims to complete the bonds by September first. Earlier dates were tentative and other details remain unavailable.

Reserve Bank Douglas Watkins National Bank Federal Reserve Park Department of Engraving Mit

Last Night Drill Attracts Largest Attendance In Town

Guard units held their final civilian drills in Lawrence before full mobilization. Attendees included back‑from‑summer members as schedules placed troops at 9 a.m. Sunday. Leaders reviewed Prevost Marshal Crowder instructions with the planning board members from Chanale and Emporia.

Wen Liewrence Theiames Leas Mobil Kansas Brewster Sern Faerelly Chanale Topeka Boup Dare Parrelly Crombine Gu EL Blakely Emporia Boané Crowder

Crop of Cun Stocks County War Offhr

Partial readable text notes stock activity in Douglas County with references to corn and walnut trees, plus a funeral for Robert Molire and weather: Kansas outlook with rain showers and modest temperature changes. Lynnn Mason and Mrs WT Bellew attended the Moore funeral. Molire was a retired farmer.

CUN Douglas Kane Moore Lynnn Mason WT. Bellew de Sote Manning Robert Molire

Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Work Event

Fragmentary text references Mr. O'Brien and family concerns, mentioning months and work activity. Details are unreadable, with disrupted names and actions, making a coherent report impossible from the readable portions alone.

Miss Lavagne Laptad Seeks France Service

Aged candidate Miss Lavagne Laptad aims to serve abroad in France, hoping for a posting through church channels. Reports mention possible travel to secure a role, with unclear details about her assignment and the process.

Mobilization orders issued for local militia units

Sleek officers announced mobilization for Liw rer and other units this morning. Citizens unable to buy tickets should report to nearest organization. strict orders warn trouble will be avoided if the process is followed. Detachments include unit, sanitary troops, hospital staff, and prison guards with designated barracks and transport details.

Liwrer Mlanders Fe Mobil Son Pete Wils L. Martin Betygard Lawla Uwe Iial Aptiitry Rylshon Felet Hospital

Home Defense Unit to Get Krag Rifles

The article details the planned arming of a Home Guard unit in Douglas County with Krag rifles and ammunition. Governor Capper is expected to approve the formal organization and equipment, including rifles and belts, under state and federal allowances. The move aims to formalize the Home Guard as a temporary body for public security and civil duties.

Douglas Francisca Krag Congress Auno Columbia P Istabut Cetuishin Herops de Vyas Vigil Co- Tebbus Ce Etarys the of America

Home Guard to Get Krag Rifles via Special Act

News from Kansas City reports that a special act of Congress has made about three hundred thousand Krag rifles available for Home Guard units nationwide. Colonel R Bryson Jones says the Kansas City Home Guard will request 200 rifles for the regiment as recruitment proceeds to reach roughly 1,600 guardsmen to replace National Guard troops for duty in the western states.

Congress Kansas City R. Bryson Jones Home Guard Cras Jones Tiofis Westaleavia Ta Bea Iene v

Two Sun Strokes Endanger Clarence Ryan of Eudora

Clarence Ryan of Eudora suffered two sunstrokes within ten days losing use of his left side. He recovered enough to speak briefly before the second stroke struck, and he now remains under care in Kansas City. The report mentions Dean Templin of the University and Edward Pinaire in France, with Pinaire seeking grade records for a student unable to finish due to war. Pearl Laptad of Lawrence, trained nurse, completed special training in Cleveland and has been hired as county nurse for Sallie County, Kansas.

Clarence Ryar Ryan Eudora Tnd PYTN Kansas Tored Pinaire France Olin Templin College of the University Edward Pinaire College of the Uni Mew Albany Ind Templin Pearl ‘Laptad Lawrence Ser Vs Cleveland Ohio Sallie County Kapsas

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