Allies Hold Positions Against Attacks in World War I News
Reports from Copenhagen and London describe continued fighting along the Western Front. German peace talk rumors surface as German forces press near Bullecourt and Fresnoy while Allied artillery and air actions counter German raids near Armentieres Roeux and the Chemin des Dames.
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Berlin
Fresnoy
London
Bullecourt
Copenhagen
Germany
Bundesrat Committee On Foreign Affairs
Reichstag
Karl Helfferich
Reuter
Loos
Neuve Chapelle
Fauquissart
Armentieres
Armtieres
Paris
Vauzaillon
Chemin-des-Dames
War Office
Vaucelette
Oraonne
Roeux
Reinarty
Ehbre
Sheb
France
Souches River
Photo display at Captain Parker's recruiting office
Two photographs on view in Captain Parker's Third Street office show the officers and the band of the old 176th Battalion now the 21st Reserve Battalion. The band photo features Major Stewart, the regiment's new commander, seated at the center.
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Parker
Third St
176Th Batt
21St Reserve Batt
Stewart
Mogt Satisfactory Increase Shown in Guston City District
The custom house returns for April show nearly five times higher than April 1918, underscoring rising prosperity. Comparative figures list April 1917 at 22163.65 and April 1914 at 6698.94, indicating persistent growth in the district.
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Custom House
Stiil
Clearing House
Return of Premier Hughes Seen as Certain in Australia
Melbourne reports May 8 that returns indicate a Labor rout is complete with Nationalist majorities growing. Premier Hughes is expected to lead a government with a solid House majority, while estimates place Nationalists at about fifty seats and Labor at twenty five in the House of Representatives.
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Melbourne
Australia
London
Labor Party
Senate
Hughes Spon
House of Representatives
Nationaliste
April 1918 Vital Statistics Show Births, Deaths, Marriages
The Bureau of Vital Statistics reports April figures with births and deaths and marriages totals for the month. Specific numbers are partially unreadable in the clipping but indicate monthly counts for births and deaths and marriages in the period.
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Bureau of Vital’ Statistics
Terbadeda
Csce
Supreme Court Hearing Notes At Kokomo Field
Fragmentary OCR shows a Supreme Court session heard before Lordship with references to a Do manson Harvester Co and W & Cinta at Calvary. The garbled text suggests cases set down for hearing, with places including Kokomo and Calvary.
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Kokomo
Invastine
City men mobilize for YMCA overseas relief drive
A Medicine Hat meeting organized yesterday to raise 5000 for YMCA overseas work. Mayor Cruikshank presided with Judge Greene Rev Tut Ue Rev Davis and others. Committee roles assigned and district canvassing planned for Friday and Saturday to support YMCA front-line efforts.
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Y.M.G.A. I
Judge Greene
Medicine Hat
Ospt
Pearson
Y.M
Cruikshank
Tut Ue
Mr. Davis
Wm. Comina
W. Huckvalg
J. B. Davies
J. H. Collier
A. J. N. Terrill
H. W. Nesbite
Henry Stewart
Hector Lang
R. C. Francis
John McNesly
Insp. Shoebotham
M. A. Brown
Gordon Fraser
D. McGregor
Nichi
Mr. Bole
Y.M.C.A
Bole
Daughters of the Empire
Hadcock
Capt Pearson
Canada
Walter Huckvale
C, F. Lidater
Sypt
C. D. MackKintosh
H. Stewart
Wilbe Cogen
YMCA
Japan to Furnish Ships for U S Troops Movement
Washington reports Japan may provide merchant ships to transport American troops to France this year as Britain asks Tokyo about lending ships. The note suggests Japan plans sending up to 300000 men to Russia if needed and may need much of its own tonnage for transport.
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Japan
Washington
Britiah Re
Tokio
Russia
Tess
Large deputation of ladies pushes curfew proposal
A substantial Local Council ofWomen delegation pressed the city council to study a curfew for minors. Mrs Williamson urged a bell or whistle system and supervised playgrounds, citing wartime strain and the need to keep children safe after dark. Aldermen discussed enforcement, placement of signals, and parental cooperation, then referred the matter to a council committee and the city solicitor for report.
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Deap Sen
Hamilton
Bella
Marshall
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Ald
Berry
Whittred
Hill Road
Herty
Cheer
Fep
Andrew Duncan
City Bign Co
Cense
Rhea Ee
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L. J. Sheppherd
Lord Rothschild
Lord Balfour
Seele
Women
F.M.Q.A
Willisinson
Amore
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