Forces Press German Offensives On French Front Near Amiens
Paris dispatch reports heavy German gun duels and attacks from Montdidier to Chauny with infantry failures. French forces hold ground on Oise and Somme sectors, repelling assaults near Mesnil St Georges Montchel and Mount Renaud while maintaining gains north of Chauny and in the Argonne Meuse sectors.
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Avre
Montdidier
Chauny
la Fére
War Office
Oise
Pétain
Somme
Mesnil St. Georges
Montchel
Mount Renaud
Noyon
Mesnil-St. Georges
Hangard
Demuin
The
Abbecourt
Barisis
President Wilson calls for forceful support of the war effort in Baltimore
President Wilson declares the United States must commit to the war and a just peace, condemning German dominion and urging unwavering sacrifice. He argues for righteous force to secure liberty, self determination, and global justice, warning of a world dominated by power if America remains passive.
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America
Germany
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Belgium
France
Italy
Baltic
Turkey
Americas
Europe
Persia
India
Far East
German Forces Mass Near Corbie Amid Somme Drive
Unofficial dispatches report heavy German troop concentrations east of Corbie on the Somme with an imminent advance toward the village as part of the Amiens offensive. Fields marshal continue on Page Three.
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London
Corbie
Somme
Amiens
Americans' Quick Barrage Routs Raiding Parties Two Germans Taken
An American front northwest of Toul repels a German raid as artillery fires within a minute. A German officer leading forty men is captured in No Man's Land by an American corporal and two men. Germans suffer another failed raid when American gunners misfire signals. A second party attempts wire repair and is detained. one captive carries a nine inch dagger. No American casualties.
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France
Bodie
Toul
Vladivostok Landing Prompts Siberian Resistance Order
MOSCOW April 6 the British and Japanese landed forces at Vladivostok with no warning. The Bolshevik government issued a statement directing all Siberian Soviets to resist the enemy incursion into Russian territory and to take up armed defense.
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Vladivostok
Bolshevist
Moscow
Associated Press
London
Council of People's Commissaries
Siberia
U S Food Shipments Reach Record March Total
The United States exported 1,100,000 tons of food to Allied nations in March aided by conservation and public cooperation. Wheat and products accounted for 15.5 million bushels, other grains 16.2 million, beef and products 50 million pounds, and pork and products 200 million pounds.
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America
Washington
United States
Food Administration
The
Jntil
Hotel Seville room with private bath at moderate rate
Hotel Seville on Av. 29th St offers private bath rooms at moderate rates with a private bath. Restaurant and Grill advertises meals at moderate prices.
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Seville
Ith Av
29Th St. Noome
New York Opens Liberty Loan Drive With Subscriptions
New York surpasses expectations on opening day of the third Liberty Loan campaign with about 100 million dollars subscribed statewide. Governor Whitman announced 2.31 million in pledges at a Delancey Street meeting while East Side schools and the United Hebrew Trades each pledged one million. Subscriptions filed with the Federal Reserve Bank reached 74 million by noon, with total estimates approaching 100 million.
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Federal Food Board
United States
West Fifty-seventh Street
Charles P. Robinson
Arthur Williams
New York
Liberty Loan
East Side
United Hebrew
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Liberty
Bank of the United States
Delancey Street
Whitman
Russia
United Hebrew Trades
Wilson Sparks Baltimore Crowd With War Message at Liberty Loan Drive
President Wilson spoke to about 15 000 in the Fifth Regiment Armory opening the Third Liberty loan drive. Former Governor Goldsborough urged national unity as crowds packed and subscriptions opened totaling 7 000 000 with major gifts from the Savings Bank of Baltimore Navy League Maryland and several banks.
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Philipp
Germany
Russia
Liberty
Savings Bank of Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore City
Maryland
Navy League
National Bank of Baltimore
Old Town Bank
H. Crawford Black
van Lear Black
Liberty Loan Parade Opens as 12.4 Percent Troops March
President Wilson formally opened the third Liberty Loan drive in Baltimore and reviewed 12.4 percent troops from Camp Meade. Soldiers from Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia marched two hours in finely trained formation. Crowds cheered along the line as regiments of Negro soldiers headlined the event.
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Wilson
Liberty Loan
National Army
Camp Meade
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District Ofolumbia
Mra. Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
Joseph KB. Kubo
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