United States May Declare War On Austria Bulgaria and Turkey
Washington debates congressional action and presidential authority to declare war on Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey or to strike at Germany via its allies. Military leaders urge bold, united moves to strengthen US influence at the war conference and hasten victory. The piece traces wartime troop movements in France and reports on German destruction of French villages and the treatment of POWs and interned crews in Atlanta and at the North Carolina camp.
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George Clinton
Washington
Congress
Austrian
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
United States
Edward M. House
Tasker H. Bliss
Wilson
Uncle Sam
Austria
Nautocmatic
France
Marne
Boing
Kaiser
Atlanta
Athania
Libby
Richmond
Athinta
Atlantac
Thflet Springs
N. C
Tere
Saloniki
Mussian
Flinders
Italy
Byng
Juvincourt
Chemin Des Dames
Aine
Laon
Allenby
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jaffa
Pinve
Brenta
Upper
Piave
Belluno Alps
Lower
Hungary
Europe
Pershing
Dantel Willard
War Industries Board
Frank A. Scott
Capps
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Hurley
Supreme War Council of the
Allies
Colonel House
Lloyd-George
Agquith
Russia
Petrograd
Bukhonin
Bokhonin
N. Krylenko
Navy
Ector
Constitutional Assembly
Jenemal Knaledines
Don Cossacks
Moscow
Nicholas
Kerensky
Luga
Ukraine
Finland
District of Columbia
Panama
Austria-Hungary
American Federation of Labor
Buffalo
Gompers
Four Brotherhoods of Railway Employees
Brazil
Rilo de Janeiro
Rio Grande Do Sul
Tanks and Allies Break Through in Cambrai Push
Review of a tumultuous week highlights Byng’s tank heavy breakthrough near Cambrai with rapid infantry advances and captured targets. It notes Italian defense on the Piave, Allenby’s Jerusalem approach, and Allied plans for swift American troop deployment and ship production.
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Cambrai
Julian Byng
Third Army
Edward W. Pickard
Hindenburg
St. Quentin
Scarpe
Diaz
Piave River
Allenby
Valentine
Jerusalem
Crown Prince
Aisne
Wilson
Mesnieres
Marcoling
Itttbecourt
Havrincourt
Graincourt
Plesquieres
Byng
Rupprecht
Bourlon Wood
Fontaine Notre Dame
National Guards Arrive in France Join U S Expedition
National guardsmen from various states have arrived safely in France and begun training near the front. The units from the United States are already in the American zone, billeted in towns or in new wooden barracks, welcomed by French civilians and praised by instructors for their soldierly qualities.
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United States
France
Union
National Guard
Esther
Wnits
Quarte
Francs
Administration officials issue warning on Russia policy
Washington officials warn against pressing Russia toward a Bolshevik favored settlement. They fear outside pressure could backfire as the Allies seek a stable democracy and wary of peace terms that ignore German indemnities and annexations. An allied conference in Paris shapes these cautions.
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Washington
Russia
Finis
Petrograd
Paris
Automakers Pledge Support to Government in Detroit Meeting
About 150 automobile manufacturers at the National Automobile Number of Commerce gathering in Detroit pledged to turn facilities over to the government as rapidly as required. The group agreed to retain existing organizations to conserve maximum strength until needed.
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Detroit
Mich
National Automobile Number of Commerce
Government preparing to adjust labor supply for war needs
Washington reports preparations by the council of defense and Marshall to increase government aid in adjusting labor supply to meet war needs.
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Washington
Council
of Defense
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