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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
6
Reports describe American forces engaging Bolshevik units near Archangel amid ongoing fighting. Officials note heavy shelling, disrupted railway lines, and significant casualties as American troops push to repel attacks and seize positions from retreating enemy units.
Secretary McAdoo sets a 15 million dollar share for New York in the fourth Liberty loan plan. The government plans 3 percent interest for twenty years, maturing October 5, on government securities. Four editors of the Butte Daily Bulletin face sedition charges for publishing an article questioning state authority.
An officer squad shot and killed a bandit in a Kansas City region incident tied to lower crime groups. Authorities reported alleged ties to a crime network, with federal agents pursuing possible accomplices and ongoing investigations into the case.
A fragmented local report notes a proposal associated with Bena Fe and anethit wee Topeke and Meota Fe. It cites the arcyewlawe of The dover and mentions railway aduclale ore as a factor in the debate.
Readable remnants describe Greek forces in late June moving toward Thelrek and actions affecting Bulgarians and Britton, with mentions of Freneotiresk forest and Mawerbuclan operations. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable specifics.
President Widen serived ere Towsley 14 cost bie vate uple New Jersey primaries. He was greeted at the station by a large crowd of Princeton students and tudets from Pershing Decorated, Pari. Montenegro honors Marshal Foch and General Perebing with the Order of Danis. Foch receives a Verdun gold medal for valor.
General Allenby drives Greek and Turkish forces across a broad front from Jerusalem to the Sea of Galilee. Turkish armies in the region suffer devastating defeats as cavalry moves trap their forces, with Nazareth and Jenin captured and tens of thousands reportedly killed or taken prisoner. The Beersheba line and coastal front hold, while the Ottoman hold on Judean hills forfeits under the allied onslaught.
Washington reports Farner and other sellers of wheat know selling below the guaranteed price should adjust as government cargoes held back. The food administration says the cargo embargo will lift soon and the government will buy wheat at the guaranteed price.
Washington reports show increased wartime losses in July and August as the United States begins its war effort. The figures indicate mounting strain on maritime capacity and ship deliveries.
Regulations issued under authority granted by President Wisner address licensing and control of persons or firms engaged in transportation and refining of oil and gas. The directive outlines the scope of regulatory powers, eligibility, and compliance requirements for industry participants within the state. It emphasizes safety, pricing, and permissible operations for energy activities.
Gen Sir Henry Rawlinson is in command of the Fourth British Army actively taking part in the Pleardy offensive as part of the ongoing war effort.
Unknown readable fragments describe a wartime or recruitment scene involving Venezuela and American figures. The text mentions attempts to unite actions against draft and hunger abroad, with unclear names and events due to OCR damage.
A State Department statement Sept 20 urges the Netherlands to lift its shipping embargo to avert hunger from idle Dutch tonnage. It notes Allied offers to export 100 000 tons of food and the failure to act amid German threats, while contrasting Sweden and other nations adopting equitable trade. Also mentions a planned U S cotton price fix by President Wilson.
Dispatch from Corfu reports Serbian prisoners sold as slaves to Turkey for a set period by negotiators. Also notes an aged wrestler comeback and a fatal collision with children among the victims. August commerce records show record imports and exports in American trade.
An official report states a German U boat sank a French steamship near Mel Kee, with casualties among passengers. The incident follows prior naval activity in the area as authorities confirm the vessel lost and crews attempt rescue and salvage efforts amid ongoing hostilities.
Reported in Veltay that senior diplomats from Amereniom Uniend and all vetente ministers at Jney fenpitel of Re thule were seized by order of the menivh. Details remain unclear as officials confirm the arrest occurred during a visit.
National prohibition becomes effective next July 1 for wartime measures after the House approved the Senate prohibition rider to a 12 million dollar emergency agricultural appropriation. The chamber, 14 to 27, sent the bill to conference and sustained the ban on wine importation when the act takes effect. Efforts to extend dates to 1919 or alter May 1 import limits were defeated.
Spanish influenza has appeared in at least 25 army camps with the surgeon general reporting total cases rising to 20,211 as of Monday. California Flyer Wins Honors: Lieut. A. F. Bonnaire of San Francisco, attached to the Royal Air Force, receives the British Distinguished Service Order for heroism in action on August 15.
General John J. Pershing, commander in chief of the American Expeditionary Forces, appears in a new portrait wearing his steel helmet. This image captures the wartime leader in full field attire, signaling readiness and authority as U.S. forces continue to mobilize abroad.
Separate investigations into the Newark factory fire of the American Mattes company began Wednesday, after 12 lives were lost. State, county, and city authorities joined the inquiry to determine cause and accountability.
Railway income rose in July with net earnings around $40,000, surpassing the same month last year. Washington figures indicate stronger performance amid ongoing operations and revenue growth.
A wartime summary notes Kaiser Wilhelm has not taken a single trick in the war game for the week. Allied forces across France, Macedonia, and Palestine push gains. Americans near Metz and St. Michiel report success, while German U boats and air raids cause scattered losses. Negotiations for peace hinted as German stance shifts to defense.
Secretary Daniels announced a program to supply manpower for the Navy and Marine Corps. The Navy will recruit an average of 15,000 men monthly, while the Marine Corps will receive 5,000 monthly for four months and 1,500 each month thereafter, following a conference with Navy officials and the Provost Marshal General.
The Russian People's Committee at Vologda and the Russhan commissary in Volugda have urged ruthless persecution of British, French, and American citizens. A Petrograd correspondent reports rioting against entente nationals and murders of some French and American men.
A nationwide drive for the separation of Hungary and Austria, reportedly approved by the federal government and backed by the state council of defense, has been launched by Hungarians in Chicago. The German emperor issued an order on September 10 urging Austro Germans in Russia to join Soviet troops, signaling a rallying call for recruits.
Frank Vaughn Mayo Harry Vaughn L. F. Vierea and Morris emerge in a terse Wisconsin public record highlighting family names linked to local events. This note catalogs surnames connected to a regional civic matter with no further context or dates.
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