Bomb attack wounds German field marshal in Kiev
London reports a bomb in Kiev wounded Field Marshal von Eichhorn and his adjutant Captain von Dressler as they rode to their residence. A later Kiev telegram said both died last night. The Kiev assassination was linked to Social Revolutionists in Moscow and the attacker claimed orders from a communist committee.
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Amsterdam
von Eichhorn
Ukraine
Kiev
Captain von Dressler
Vonressler
Moscow
Ryazan
Herman von Bichhorn
Fle
Kovno
William
Poland
Russia
Two Traps Laid For The Enemy Amid Fismes Rail Advance
United Press reports American troops press toward Fismes along the railway threatening to cut the Aisne Glrey salient. General Foch aims to trap von Hindenburg by pushing through the southern base, risking a two wedge encirclement if Germans retire slowly.
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United Press
New
Foch
Salient
Mes Railway
Aicne- Ourey Salient
Suissons
Fismes
Rheims
Idee
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von Trindenburg
Vor
Mindenhurs
Trey
Assassination Shock Hits Ukrainian Government
United Press reports Field Marshal von Eichhorn and Captain von Dressler were killed after a bomb attack, with a government plotter arrested. Kaiser Wilhelm II expressed sorrow as Kiev dispatches tie the attempt to a directive from a Baltic state. Additional dispatches note political turmoil in Amsterdam and a territorial deal involving Bessarabia.
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Kaiser
United Press
Amsterdam
von Hichhorn
Ukrainia
Kiev
von Dressler
von Eichhorn
Ciar
von Gieh
Commavanlat Committee
Gatsterin
Hamburg
Nieuwe Korlerdamsche Courant
Heine Gyzicki
No Sovernment
Serdlin
Government may commandeer yellow pine for war ships
Washington reports that commandeering the southern yellow pine industry could be used by the War Industries Board chairman if government needs are not met. The emergency fleet corporation indicates delays in supplying heavy timbers for ship construction and other government operations behind schedule due to pine supply shortfalls.
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Barech
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Th South
Salvage Efforts Aboard Galleon Canada Near Neah Bay
One hundred seventy six passengers and many parcels of mail were taken aboard the steamer Galiano last night to be landed at Neah Bay as salvage crews work to rescue those aboard the Canada which ran aground near Port Surroundings. The vessel lay partially submerged with the forward deck even with the sea and around Presenta Hard Trak for salvage efforts reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Prees
Canada
Galiano
Neah Bas
Americans' Identity Tied to Major Fray Near Seringes
Washington says identity of American forces that routed the Kaiser's crack Prmostin guard near Seringes is not yet reported to the War Department. General March suggests the unit was probably the Third Division or the Forty-seventh Rainbow division.
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United
Washington, D. C
Seringes
War Department
March
Army Nourishment and Nutrition Experts Boost War Food
The Surgeon General improves soldier nutrition with nutrition experts at camps, with Pershing requesting 20 more in France. Major efforts include preventing contamination from bad beef and securing large orders of potatoes, onions, and canned goods. Soldiers adapt to wholesome army diets, gaining discipline and equality across ranks, while officers enforce order to keep units effective in combat.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Uncle Sam
Gorgas
Pershing
France
Quartermaster Department
Maine
Strife Among The Central Powers Reported by United Press
From London United Press reports growing tensions within the Central Powers as Turks and Germans reportedly clash over strategy. Berlin cautions restraint while Turkish and Bulgarian units on border areas escalate dissension risking broader conflict.
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United Press
London
Austria
Cerny
Fon
Lofia
Constantinople
Berlin
American soldiers in France praised for conduct and dedication
The passage commends enlisted personnel for their behavior off duty and their strict discipline in detaining duty, noting the large American force in France and urging fathers, mothers, and friends to recognize their splendid service and sacrifice.
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France
Muat
WW. CL
Why Stop At Five Million An Enlarged Army Debate
Washington discussion centers on rapid enactment of draft expansion to five million or more. Senate leaders and Rep Curtis push for returning to work, while lawmakers debate ages from twenty to forty five. Secretary Baker reportedly aligns with the higher end, with total forces surpassing 3.2 million already enrolled or drafted.
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Milted BP
Washington
Congressines
Senate
Enmtor Curtis
Kansas
Baler
Congressionit
United States
Oc Labs
Diplomats Leave Vologda Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Reports indicate Ambassador Francis and allied diplomats left Vologda for Archangel after being offered a choice between remaining or moving to Moscow. Dispatches say the Soviet representatives sent the envoys to Archangel and then across the White Sea toward Rearedslania, while the fate of Kandaliska remains unsettled.
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Washington, DD
State Department
Francis
Jultrois
Washington
Vautde
Muscaw
Kandaliska
RussMitt Patpland
Valogoin
Archangel
Ses
Rearedslania
Hunger Stone Seen In River Near Tetsenen
The Associated Press reports a hunger stone visible in the river bed near Tetsenen. Legend holds it marks famine when it appears, visible only at exceptionally low tides. The inscription warns when we see famine comes.
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Associated Press
Strikers Return to Work at Bethlehem Plant Strike Ends
About 120 crane men at the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Fare River and Squantum plant halted work after a strike yesterday and resumed today as Associated Press reports in Quincey Mass. The workers walked off for wage and labor terms, then returned to their posts with operations resuming.
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Associated Press
Quincey, Mass
Fare River
Allied gains in France shift momentum at front
Telegraphed dispatch from Londor reports Allied successes near Soissons and Chateau Thierry. French forces push through Kamd Kozay and Cugny, driving Germans from key ridges and threatening the Soisson valley, with American units advancing toward Seringes amid heavy fighting and costly river crossings.
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Associated Press
Londor
Keuler
Aniere
France
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Kamd Kozay
Cugny
Cie
Chalmont
Elena Pesade
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Vailey
Oalehyede-Chateau
Wismes
Seringes
Enies
Miepaiteen
Onery
Ned Bands
Nagler Denies Intention To Interfere In War Effort
Former Assistant Secretary of State Nagler testified at his trial in Madison on espionage charges, denying aims to harm the United States war effort. He attributed his past remarks about wartime organizations to prejudice and urged payment of war-related funds through official channels, describing tensions tied to German-named groups and his own nervous condition at the time.
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United Press
Kun Chire
Lowly
Nagier
Madison
Bhp
States District Court
Ens Nagler
We A. V.W. GA
Reet Cross
United States
Tie
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Marly
Nasler
Nagler
Cariner
Posaard
United Stes
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Tvtore
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Genie
Ted
Therman
Switzer
Laa
Thompson
Conservas
Caramiuvon
Madisons
We. H. Somerford
Secretary of State
Officce
Richard Gledene
Wisconsin
Savenal Matte
Harold 8. Stafford
Gheorige Bolesard
Official note explains why German army is retreating
A dated Washington dispatch reports German officials publishing messages to explain the retreat on the Marne front. The note asserts the retreat aims to delay a decisive blow and set bases for future operations, while denying weakness and highlighting renewed offensives elsewhere.
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Tbiurg
Salssona
Sthedms
Marné Front
Official Unformation on Wireless Control Transfer
Washington reports that no important clauses will be made now as wire and telegraph firms prepare for a midnight takeover. Representatives from major companies expect continued operation under present administrators under the supervision of the postmaster general as talks proceed.
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Lewis
Washington
D. C
Velepiione
Feira
Ansiseanl
Atts
Supervisinn
Prateffien Sles
Een
Wisconsin Painters and Decorators Convene for Trade Talks
About 200 members attend a Wisconsin convention in Madison to discuss wartime trade conditions and the efficiency of trade chapels. Gr. L D Lola recon of New York will present this afternoon. The gathering aims to set standards and prepare for future measures during the session.
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Cireest Hiry
Astaelitad Drees
Wis
Patni
Tri
Fieveratéra
Wisconsin
Gr. LD
Lola
Recon
New York
No Peace Proposed In Allied Peace Talks
United Press reports London says the enemy government has approached the Allies about peace. In the House of Commons Moreton states that four declared conspirators acted. German peace agents were alleged to be operating in Spain to approach the Allies.
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Associated Press
London
Stockholm
the Times
United Press
Moreton
Te Four
Corey
House of Commons
Spain
Waupaca County Judge Named Hart by Governor Madday
Governor Phillip Madday appoints J. C. Hart of Waupaca as County Judge of Waupaca County in a special Northwestern dispatch. Hart succeeds prior appointee, bringing local judicial duties to the county seat.
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Phillip Madday
J. C. Hart
Waupaca
Waupaech County
Wedge Drives Allied Push Amid Steady German Retreat
Allied forces press the crisis along the Marne front with British and American troops advancing near Rheims and Morocca Tacdenis. German positions weaken under relentless pressure as new British posts advance and a wedge forms north of Oise.
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Mitke Associated Press
Oueeq
Dewtay
Peeneh
Morocca-Tardeniis
Iire
Now
Rheims
Enonyeloris
Voeslo
Morris
Lyx
von Biehhor
Thor
Kiev
New Republic
van Bichhorn
Commi von Mirbagh
Moxegw
Gourminty
asKdstilos
Entente
Germany
Wussia
New Hostilies
Pasiian
Ke Ona
US War Costs Rise Farther As Britain Scrutinized
War expenses in the United States have climbed about fifty percent higher than prewar Great Britain estimates. The article compares British and American statements, noting the U S debt and annual revenue projections. It cites a proposed annual tax burden near eight billion eight hundred ninety million, with Treasury plans to raise funds through taxes and new revenue measures.
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Camerion
United
Andy Abel
Englosd
Great Britain
Libertaua
Allan
Feritadas
Avery
Lritasin Cole
Creal Han
Federal Detourment Strikes Hit Superior Docks
A disrupted operation near Superior Wisconsin involved about 128 strikers at a dock area. Workers faced intimidation, some injuries occurred, and several were held for trial as federal authorities continued action and court hearings near the port.
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Superior
Putin
Wowk
Onesfourth
Enert
Tinary Bona
Furtier Aetien
Tiewe
Minnesota Prosperous State Ends Prosperity Year
Minnesota closes a local year amid rising prosperity as state finances show a balance of 8.159 million. State business totals reach 848 thousand, reflecting gains across the economy and signaling strong fiscal health for the year.
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Desmie
Minnesota
Desperate Aisne Salient Clash Drives All-Out War
Washington reports the Aisne Slurne battle has become a deadly struggle with both sides seeking to destroy the other army. General Marek says German aims have shifted to annihilating opponents, while American forces push at the apex of the drive. The Rainbow division and Third Regulars are engaged at Sergy and Clorges as six more U S divisions are announced for training and arming. Casualty figures will be released as Pershing orders recounts.
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Ramen
Carmingy
Dhe
Marnar
Corman
Borane
Sittudttun
Marne
Empire
Eries
Tringiain
M Fae
Associated Press
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Rheims
Foch
Marek
Maki
Ceanoral Mareh Okly
Anzarr
Lme
Aakened
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Batiefront
Aldes
Alrugele
Struggsle
Germain
Nvles
Sergy
Clorges
Marsh
United States
Camps Login
Texas
Keaney
Cal
Beauregard
Travis
Dodge
Sevier
D. C
Ceneri Mareh
National Army Cavalry
Mirek
Pershing
Pardon Refusal Shocks Wisconsin Governor’s Clemency Bid
Patrick Bringkle of Fond du Lac refuses a Governor’s clemency offer. He was convicted and sentenced for a single event. Attorney General Hiven directs probation officer to return the pardon to the governor as Bringkle must work on a farm and abstain from alcohol.
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Fond In
Postal Strike Threat Reaches Western Canada Scope
Associated Press dispatch from Winnipeg reports an expanded postal strike threat across western Canada from Winnipeg to the coast. A two million letter backlog is cited as leaders push for higher pay, with demands pegged at seventy five cents an hour plus related measures.
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Cassia Ie
Winnipee
Wan
Akers
Canada
Haibway
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Surrounding Area
Foreseen warmer weather with elevated temperatures across Wisconsin. Occasional sun and clouds, light winds. Temperatures rise through the day with a sharp cool down later. no severe conditions expected.
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Lenath
Wisconsin
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