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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1918

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Yankees Keep on Advancing Near Chamery

Allied Franco American forces pushed beyond Seray to within two kilometers of Chamery as they continued to straighten the front on the main battle line. The advance comes near the area where Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt was killed in action, highlighting the ongoing struggle against stubborn German resistance.

Associated Presa O the Aisnemarne Seray Chamery Quentin Roosevelt

Home Artillery Keeps Up Active Firing

London August 1 The German guns were active last night in the Somme near Villers-Bretonneux and farther north near Bucquoy In Flanders the Merria Meteren sector showed enemy artillery activity according to today war office announcement

London Somme Villers-Bretonneux War Office Bucquoy Flanders Merria-Meteren

Evacuation Bloodshed as Czech Slovaks Seize Ekaterinburg

Amsterdam August 1 Associated Press reports Ekaterinburg near the border has been captured by Czech-Slovak forces per a Moscow newspaper.

Associated Press Amsterdam Ekaterinburg Cecho-Stovale Moscow

Drought Hits Hard at Cotton Growers

The Agriculture Department’s August forecast lowers the prospective U S cotton crop to 13 619 000 500 pound bales from 15 325 000 as drought bites, with the western belt especially Texas most affected. A Bucyrus death notice reports Miul Katherine Gahagan aged 46 dies at home. she leaves three daughters and son J L Gahagan of East Chestnut Street.

Associated Press the Banner Washington Texas Department of Agriculture Miul Katherine Gahagan Bucyrus Threety J. L. Gahagean East Chestnut Street

Campaign for Liberty Loan To Start Sept 20

Plans for the Fourth Liberty loan campaign take form after Secretary McAdoo announces it will open Sept 28 and run three weeks through Oct 19. The drive will target farmers after harvest, with emphasis on nationwide outreach.

Campaign For Liberty Washington McAdoo

German Attack Repulsed by French Troops

German assault aimed at French positions near Bligny southwest of Rheims was repulsed this morning, according to an official war office statement. The report, datelined Paris, notes the attack occurred August 1 and emphasizes French resistance in the region.

U-Boats Proclaim U S War Status by Kaiser Bill

Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm II declares American troops arriving in France do not deter Germany. He asserts vital forces crossing to the foe are being attacked by German marines, underscoring Germany's stance in the war effort and opposing U.S. involvement.

Amsterdam France Germany Emperor Willian

Germans Preparing a Retreat on the Aisne-Marne Front

Deserters report German withdrawal plans along the Aisne Marne line with orders for retrograde movements to Fismes on the Vesle. Artillery favored the French and allied forces, while engagements remained minor through noon.

Aisne-Marne Veble Ines Fismes

Contracts Set for 82 Steel Vessels and 10 Tugboats

The Emergency Fleet Corporation awarded contracts for 82 steel cargo ships and 10 tugboats. Fourteen steamers will be built in Seattle and eight in Long Beach, California. The awards were announced today by the shipping board in Washington with Associated Press reporting.

Associated Press Washington Emergency Fleet Corporation Shipping Board Seattle Long Beach Cai

Columbus street railway workers win wage raise

Motormen and conductors of the Columbus Railway Power and Light Co received raises from 41 to 45 cents an hour, effective July 1, after the national war labor board decision. The board urged Congress to authorize executive action to study railways finances and raise fares if needed.

Associated Press The Banner Washington Columbus Railway, Power & Lght Co National War Labor Board

Stoyle Letter Says He Likes England, Dogs Healthy

Mr and Mrs A C Stoyle receive a letter from their son Harold Stoyle in Ki Battery reporting all the Dogs are well and in fine shape and that he likes England very much.

A. C. Stoyle Harold Stoyle Ki Battery England

Germany weighs recall of ambassador from Ukraine

London Aug 1 Germany contemplates recalling its ambassador from Ukraine and handing passports to the Ukrainian ambassador in Berlin, pending clarification of conditions in Kiev as reported by Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam.

Associated Press London Germany Ukraine Berlin Kiev Amsterdam

American and French Troops Attack on Marne Front

American and French troops attacked Wednesday afternoon between Seringes and Clerges on the Marne front to straighten the line and demolish barbed wire entanglements placed by Germans through hills forests and open ground.

Fhy Associated Press Aisne-Marne Seringes Clerges Marne Front

Government takes control of nation's telephone and telegraph systems

Washington August 1 The government assumes command of the nations telephone and telegraph systems at midnight under a congressionally authorized act. President Wilson directs the Post Office Department to operate the networks, with a special committee under Postmaster General Burleson supervising the transition and ongoing operations.

Washington Wilson Congress Ghurke Burlvson

Casualty List Bows Army and Marine Corps Losses

The casualty list reports for the Army: 129 total with 12 killed in action, 23 died of wounds, 11 died of disease, 2 from airplane accidents, 6 from other accidents, 61 wounded severely, 3 missing, 2 wounded with undetermined degree, and 1 prisoner. Ohio entries include William Roberts of Vinton wounded severely and Charles E. Locke of Cincinnati a prisoner. Marine Corps totals: 5 casualties with 3 died of wounds and 2 severely wounded. no Ohio men listed.

Washington Nation Charles E. Locke Cincinnati Marine Corps

Labor shortage for war work slows recruitment drive

Washington Aug 1 The department of labor's federal employment service reports a shortage of about 600000 unskilled workers in war industries with incomplete data. Final figures are expected to show a gap near one million as railroads farms and other sectors must seek labor by means other than federal recruitment.

Washington Department of Labor Federal Employment Service Imbor War Industrles

Rioting Continues in Urainia as Hun Called Usurpers

Kiev dispatch reports serious riots in Ukraine country districts with peasants organizing resistance to the German usurpers as the situation intensifies.

Urainia London Ukraine Kiev

Unions and Great Lakes ship owners sign agreements

Washington August 1 union seize seamen firemen and stewards sign a working agreement with most independent ship owners after talks with the shipping board's labor adjusting commissioner.

Great Lakes Washington Shipping Board

Allied push aims to outflank Germans near Nesles

Reported turning movement by American and French troops seeks to widen the wedge north of the Ourég, with attacks along a three mile front near Nesles and Chamery. The advance targets Bar and St Gemme as allies strive to thin the German line and extend toward Rheims while Milne keeps pressure from Chamery to Nesles.

Rawal Fere-en-Tardenois Soissone-Rhsims Nesles Oureg Thaler Eset Chamery Seringes Filerges Bar St. Gemme Auly Marna Clerges Milne Cacaper-Beiny Bolasons Adil Rheims

Allies Deliver New Blow Win More Ground

Allied forces struck along a ten mile front from Buzancy near Soissons to Seringes north of Fere-en-Tardenois. The advance was substantial and included the elimination of the elbow in the Hine at Oulchure Chateau, per Evening Standard reports.

London Buzancy Soissons Seringes Fere-en-Tardenois Oulchure-Chateau Evening Standard

Ohio days push for statewide prohibition amendment

Ohio days late today filed their petition with the secretary of state requesting a vote on an amendment to the state constitution providing for statewide prohibition. The action follows a long campaign as organizers seek to place the measure before voters in upcoming elections.

Columbus Ohio Secretary of State

Will Assist Dr Conard At University Hospital

Dr George F Linn of the University hospital at Columbus who has undergone examination for army medical work will act as an assistant to Dr Gor Conard until he is called for service. Dr Linn began his work here Thursday.

George F. Linn University Hospital At Columbus Gor. Conard Linn

Mrs Amma V Ransom Dies In Colorado crem Funeral Notice

Mrs Amma V Ransom 8 died at the Home for the Aged on Wednesday evening leaving a sister Mrs Arabella McMillen of Colorado Springs Colo and a nephew A O Wyker of Green Valley road The funeral is at 10 oclock Friday morning in the McCormick chapel Rev B T Allen will officiate Burial will follow in Green Valley cemetery

Amma V. Ransom Arabella McMillen Colorado Springs Colo A. O. Wyker Green Valley Road McCormick Chapel T. Allen Green Valley

Train Wreck Injures Many Near Terre Haute

An east Terre Haute rail accident left Train No 21 off the track with a badly smashed coach. All cars derailed and overturned. Ambulances rushed injured to Terre Haute hospital. investigation ongoing by authorities.

Terre Haute Ind Pernsylvania St. Louis Terre, Haute

Bonar Law Defends New War Credit to Parliament

In London Aug 1 Andrew Bonar Law chancellor of the exchequer asked for a 700 million pound vote of credit saying the size reflected parliament’s impending adjournment rather than higher war expenses He expected only one more vote before the financial year ends.

Associated Press Banuuel London House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law

Steps on Nail Injures Mansfeld Boy at Home

Russell Darling son of Mr and Mrs H M Darling of Mansfeld Avenue sustained a painful foot wound stepping on a rusted nail yesterday afternoon at home. The injury was dressed by a physician.

Russell Darling Aig H. M. Darling Mansfeld Avenue

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