U S TROOPS ENGAGED IN BIG BATTLE IN EUROPE
London dispatch reports major Allied clash as American, British, and French forces counterattack near Chauny and La Fere. German siege lines hold, but advances toward Meuse and Somme are contested with heavy losses reported on both sides. Prisoners and artillery losses mount as reserves clash along the Oise and Somme fronts.
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London
Mace
Chivaltty
Attelat
Caarerit
Ham
Perenne
Tee
Witeleds
Sis
Bolin
Maree
St. Quentin
Sheen
Dave Ten
Peroniail Rie
Chauiney
Olse Myer
la Fere
Oise
la Fore
Somme
Benerws von Luethwits
Vin Qet- Inge
Nin Vierariais
Ukemi
von Webern
von Conte
Geyl
Avassad
Chauny
London Landon
Barkle
Garthern Ernes Lroushout
Ethough
Phoniy
Armangiageed
Shitement
Tevenne
Patguy
Peronne
Vhyer
Berane
Meroe
Hue
Will Help Protect Government Buildings
Gay, the McLeoan of New York has been designated by the aur department to rate with of Wash ington die deperiument in praceeting the toderous temporary badluins. avidin house government workers front Aegthh echdeaiel quel fngendary ties. These temporary structures are in maoy cases made from highly inflan mable material. A close guard' and frequent fire drills have been effected.
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Gay
New York
Washington
Avidin House
Aegthh Echdeaiel
No Drive Against The U. S In France Report
The article notes American troops in France with active snipers and several enemy casualties. It mentions prisoners and claims American bullets caused many enemy soldiers to reel from parapets and trenches. A declared aim is to leave the beltish without victory and to maintain offensive air.
Battle Won Says Kaiser On Berlin Front
A telegraph from Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm II praising German gains after the offensive in the west and naming victories at Cyling, St Quentin, and Ta Pere tis. Hindenburg reacts with cautious satisfaction as Allied lines bend under pressure amid the long planned operation.
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Ren
Berlin
Gert Qupons
Wi “Lamndon
Monechy
St Quentin
U S Men Bag Two Planes
Washington reports two American flyers named on the record for downing German aircraft. Lieutenant Larner shoots down a German fighter near Champagne front. Corporal Bayles claims another near Courteenn. Rome notes General Alfieri retires as minister of war. General Zupel succeeds. Victor Rominuel takes command of the front after insisting to join.
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Washington
Nan Offleheldls
Gero
Larner
Epperent
Champagne Regiew
Corporal Bayles
Italy
Rome
Alfieri
Gener Zupel
Eling
Victor Rominuel
Albert
City Election Notice for Marshfield April 2 1918
Notice is hereby given that a city election will be held in Marshfield on April 2 1918. Wards will vote to choose city officers. Names of certified candidates appear under the title of each office.
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Marshfield
Information to Voters for Marshfield 1918 Election
Instructions for voters entering polling places in Marshfield Wisconsin outline ballot issuance, marking rules, and assistance limits. Voters must present endorsed ballots, retire to a booth to mark, and fold the ballot for concealment. Clerks may explain marking methods but not whom to vote for. write in names if not printed. Up to three ballots allowed if spoiled. five minutes per booth. Assistance allowed for reading or marking disabilities. oath available for blindness. Polls open 6 pm to 8 pm on April 2, 1918. city clerk John Seubert certifies nominees as on file March 18, 1918.
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First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
General Assembly
South End
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
North End
Sixth Ward
Board of Commerce
John Seubert
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Wis
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Stevens Point
Local notice features Mrs. C G Brooks of Stevens Point praising Doan's Kidney Pills for back pains and kidney relief after a decade, urging others to use the same product priced at 60 cents. The passage also comments on muckraking politics, lauding a shift toward fellow citizens and common country devotion.
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Dean
Stevens Point
CG. W. Brooks
Strongs Ave
Wis
Doan
Notable Hoover portrait in Atlantic honors public service
Vernon Kelloggs praises Herbert Hoover as a model of public service among great businessmen. The Atlantic piece calls Hoover and similar men guardians of country and humanity, challenging the clash between big business and public duty while highlighting honesty and generosity in public service.
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Notabe
the Atlantic
Herbert Hoover
Vernon Kelloggs
Tyne
Washington
Constipation Symptoms Said to Cause Despondency
Despondency is linked to constipation in women who become nervous. The remedy suggested is occasional use of Chamberlain's Tablets which are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
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Champagne
Corporal Winge
City OF
R. C. Hastings
R. J. Strauss
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Michael Wagner, Sr
Henry Kalschee Watt
C. B. Edwards
Wea
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F. W. Warsinske
Eseer Bet
Eee
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Jacob Withelix
Anton Siegert
F. H. Normington Sarees
Geo. B. Campbell Lewenenrne
E. C. Pers
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Herbert Hoovers
Kuniliva
Quincy
Grip
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