British Pierce 2 Enemy Lines in Fresnoy Victory
British forces broke through the Hindenburg line near Queant and captured Fresnoy as Canadian units pressed north and south of the front. The advance extended from Hullecourt to Creutin as British batteries hammered German positions and repelled counterattacks, with heavy fighting across the line and sustained progress toward Arras.
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Arrua Battle Eyewitness Report From Atane Front
Eyewitness account describes fierce fighting on the Atane line with Arrua forces. German aircraft were seen overhead delivering bombardment as ground troops engaged in heavy combat and allied units attempted to hold a critical sector.
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Chilean Envoy In Berlin Seeks Passports Amid Diplomatic Rift
An Amsterdam dispatch reports the Chilean minister in Germany has demanded passports and warned that Chilean citizens may be treated as enemy nationals. The note says the Chilean Legation cannot safely depart Germany, signaling a rupture with Berlin and potential strain in South American relations.
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Brazil’s Foreign Minister Resigns Amid Diplomatic Turmoil
Brazil’s foreign minister tendered his resignation as political pressure rises. The government reports detention orders issued for the Brazilian ambassador to Germany and for Adolf Pauli, a German minister, as tensions flare over a rumored route to asylum.
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Muller Resignation Signals Brazil War Move
News from Wesmington notes Brazil contemplates war action against Germany as Foreign Minister Muller resigns. Cabinet not yet restructured. Congress meets as President Hradsen may seek full briefing on relations with Germany and loyalty questions surrounding Muller's German descent and sympathies.
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Hale Seeks Transfer of German War Prisoners to U S
Senator Hale of Maine introduces a resolution in Congress to move German war prisoners to the United States, proposing a $1,000,000 appropriation. The measure awaits action in the Foreign Relations Committee as Secretary Lansing notes informal discussions about bringing prisoners to America. Bear Spring Water-S00 A glebe stoppered button.
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Treasury Deluged with Wired Subscriptions to Liberty Loan
The Treasury reports a deluge of subscriptions to the 2 billion dollar Liberty Loan. Banks nationwide received requests to telegraph their quota, with McAdoo thanking Clearing House members and urging rapid cooperation with the Federal Reserve. Italy and Belgium loans are being arranged, with France’s 100 million desembursed and more to follow. Banks and firms pledge payroll deductions and wide employer participation to finance the war, while Vanderlip stresses thrift and broad distribution.
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Big Firms Help Employees Invest in Liberty Loan Drive
Large corporations assist workers to buy Liberty Bonds during the treasury drive. Officials including McAdoo arrive to promote the effort and discuss best methods to maximize participation across firms.
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Curzon Says Britain Won't Be Starved, War Will Endure
Earl Curzon of Kedleston told Primrose League in London that submarine warfare will not starve Britain or its Allies into surrender. He warned rationing may come but urged calm. He praised US entry and Allied resolve, predicting America will soon field forces on the Continent and supply crucial war material and finance.
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Wooden Ships May Not Meet U-Boat Peril
Washington reports General Goethals doubts the practicality of a wide scale wooden ship program and favors temporary use until steel shipbuilding expands. Experts back some wooden vessels though concerns linger about speed, torpedo targets, and inland gun range against submarines. Despite contracts, steel remains priority as world shipping capacity nears a critical demand.
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British Put Ships Ahead of Everything
Washington discusses British priority on shipping to counter submarine threats. Lloyd George calls for more ships while Secretary Lane and Lansing warn of grave submarine activity. Entente missions seek cooperation, tonnage, and possible U S assistance to blunt the menace.
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President Asks For Unlimited Economic Power
Washington May 3 The clash between the Council of National Defence and its Advisory Commission risks sidelining portions of President Wilson's official family. The advisory body includes Baruch Rosenwald Coffin and Gompers among others. Turmoil centers on funding and authority to run wartime programs, with ultimatums and resignations hinted at by Coffin and other leaders. The dispute highlights congressional funding blocks and perceived cabinet inefficiency in managing the war emergency.
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Administration seeks sweeping powers to regulate markets
Washington May 3. Absolute authority to regulate production distribution and prices of food clothing fuel and other necessaries during the War was asked of Congress by the Administration. The Lever bill would empower the President to fix prices regulate production requisition factories regulate exchanges and compel railroads to aid movement of essentials. It also covers licensing grading and control of foods and flour distribution and reserves powers to the Council of National Defence.
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Canada and U S Plan Joint Action to Cut Wheat Cost
In Ottawa today Parliament heard an announcement by Sir Thomas White the Minister of Finance that Canada and the United States are planning joint action to reduce wheat prices. The statement outlined cooperative measures aimed at lowering costs for farmers and consumers.
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