Lloyd George Says Surprise of Life Awaits Military Junta
Baltimore dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George telegraphing London that in coming weeks America will surprise the Prussian military junta as American forces join the war. King George and guests at a luncheon mark America's entry while American Ambassador Page and Foreign Secretary Balfour address the crowd. Liberty loan progress shows towns pledging quotas early, with Southborough reported ahead.
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Russia
Allies Offer Path to Lure German Forces to Slaughter
Allied plans reportedly aim to draw Von Hindenburg into exhausted counterattacks while General Foch focuses on securing the Paris Amiens railway corridor. Reports from British HQ say German artillery threatens the Paris Amiens line, prompting renewed emphasis on rail safety and transportation routes. In Baltimore, crowds greet Liberty Loan preparations as President Wilson reviews troops. New York reports show an $87.7 million opening for the third Liberty Bond drive with major bank subscriptions. Chicago sees a $10 million Liberty issue by Continental and Commercial National Bank amid brisk sales overall.
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Lead price fixed as seven cents a pound for government needs
The War Industries Board reached an agreement with the lead industry to supply all government requirements. Output ranges from six million to twelve million pounds monthly at an average price of seven cents per pound. The deal covers lead products for military and related government use.
Bitter Battle Waging For Ti City Of Amiens
Allied fronts report intensified artillery duels and German bombardment in the Somme region. British and French lines steadied near Hangard and Albert as orders push German assault toward Amiens, with dense shelling and critical river crossings shaping the front.
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Mighty Task and Far End In War Effort Text
United States mobilizes for World War I with vast forces and industrial output. Navy, army, and air programs surge to front lines. millions drafted, ships building, munitions flowing. international praise from Entente nations and allied ambassadors fuel resolve as America joins the fight.
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Express
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Italy
Sweden and United States settle shipping supply talks
The report outlines tentative wartime trade arrangements between Sweden and the United States, detailing shipments of wheat, flour, cotton, tea, and other goods. It notes temporary accords governing quantities, verification, and potential broader exchanges amid a tense alliance landscape.
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Sweden
Wits
Heavy German Attack Reported Near Amiens Front
Fragmentary wartime note describes a heavy German assault in early April with advances by Rouen forces toward Amiens. British troops and Semisions (Semies) are cited as repelling or preparing for defense as storms move through Somme and Corhie areas with reports of enemy progress.
No Cause for Alarm From Allied Reporter Message
A terse United Press dispatch reports no cause for alarm after a landing of some armed forces in a region. It notes Japan’s right to deploy troops for protection, mentions Hitoshi bandit killings and injuries, and says the naval department is weighing American vessel actions, with some details held secret.
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Armericai
Must Save On Wheat Declares Public Land Order
United Press reports Washington announces a national wheat saving order. Government directs a five percent reduction in consumption nationwide beginning April 75. Land administration issues the directive to curb usage.
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Berger Burned In Effigy News Item
Hy United F HL dgerton Wisconsin April 6 Open a Dig patriotic fall tight by burning Viewer 1. Herger Milwaukee Sochidiat in effigy. Lae
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Local Paper Index Highlights War Efforts and Events
Page 1 lists various items including Liberty topics, Oshkosh highs, Amiens note, church services, Milwaukee history, a patriotic address by Judge Goxs, sporting items, a hand drive event, and a loan workers meeting. Also mentions women’s activity, voyage to Panama, liberty prices, aircraft and submarines, and reminiscences of Florida.
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Panama
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Man Burns to Death in Fire at Livery Stable
A fire destroyed the Migholt livery stable at Paris today, killing a hamster named Malti ndohnsen age forty five and seven horses. Four cats were also reported burned in the blaze described by witnesses as a destructive conflagration.
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Horsey
Five Men Sought in Prager Lynching Case at Collinsville
Madison county coroner seeks warrants for five men connected to the mob that lynched Robert Prager in Collinsville. Justices reportedly refused to issue warrants. state authorities consider federal or state action as investigations proceed and public officials weigh next steps in the case.
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Press of England Praises America Amid War Unity
Foreign press hails American resolve and resources as World War I turns global. London papers sing U S merit, foresee victory through Allied partnership, warn of continuing casualty lists, and stress shared purpose in the war effort.
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Frank M. Ryan Freed in Avsochited Press Report
Washington April reports that President Wilson commuted the prison term of Frank M. Ryan former president of the International Union of Structural Iron Workers. Ryan, imprisoned in Leavenworth, was among four leaders implicated in a sensational case tied to the Los Angeles tires scandal.
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Discharged Soldier Returns Home After Service
An Army discharge notice states an infantry brigade commander from Camy Cody has honorably discharged and returned home to Drink, Mian. The report also includes a Wisconsin weather forecast with mixed conditions for the coming days, noting clearing by Monday and unsettled rain later in the week.
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Frear Defends Wisconsin Loyalty in War Speech
In Washington on April 6 1917 Rep Frear of Wisconsin defends Wisconsin loyalty amid national war measures. He praises Republican support for President Wilson and argues Democrats smear Wisconsin to suppress war effort, citing Liberty bonds and state contributions. He warns against the acid test of loyalty and recalls Lincoln’s vigilance.
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