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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1918

Page

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Battle totals and village Sergy changes hands in WWI front

Paris and London dispatches report heavy fighting along the Aisne Marne front with French advances near Ardre targets and 400 German prisoners taken at Buzancy Plessiere wood. Sergy remains under American control after four changes of hands as Pershing notes intensified combat beyond the Oureq line.

Sergy Rupprecht Flanders Ardre Marne Gemans London Aisne-Marne Ville En Tardennois Buzecy Aitbilly Villers-Agron Grand-Rozoy Ourca Vesle Buzancy Plessiere Wood Fere-en-Tardennois Beugneux Oulchy-le-Chateau Washington General Pershing War Department Ourea

Irish Members Defeated in House of Commons

London July 30 The Irish question dominated a Commons debate ending in defeat for Irish Nationalists as John Dillon’s resolution was rejected by 245 to 506. Asquith urged a renewed effort and submission to the American president’s possible aid, while Labor backed Dillon for a generous home rule measure. Edward Shortt spoke conciliatorily amid nationalist disappointment.

John Dillon London House of Commons Mr. Dillon Ireland Wilson House Asquith United States Edward Shortt Labor Party William Adamson West Fife Dillon

Cadets Involved in Fatal Plane Collision

Cadet George C. Henderson of Arlington Massachusetts is recovering in San Antonio after his plane collided yesterday in midair with Cadet George C. Keller of Peoria. Keller was killed. his body will be sent to Peoria for interment.

San Antonio Tex George C. Henderson Arlington Mass George C. Keller Peoria Keller

Drowned at Stamford Harbor In Riverside Boat Capsize

Stamford July 30 Howard Bridge, 16, of Hoboken N J, drowned in Riverside Harbor when a rowboat with Sey mour Montgomery son of Ensign and Mrs J S Montgomery Riverside capsized in a breeze. His body has

Stamford Howard Bridge Hoboken N. J Riverside Seymour Montgomery Ensign J. S. Montgomery

Baptists Baptize 300 U.S. Soldiers in Marne River

With the American army at the Marne on July 29 night, a Baptist chaplain baptized 300 soldiers in the Marne river during a hot skirmish mood. Breech cloats were worn per the chaplain’s order, and after the ceremony many soldiers swam. Several who teased the men joined in the baptism as well.

Marne Marne River

Turks Face Possible Rift With Germany Rejected by Officials

Washington officials, citing cautious London reports, doubt a break exists between Turkey and Germany despite rising anti German sentiment in Turkey and ongoing friction over Roumania, the Adriatic railway, and territorial disputes with Bulgaria. The United States has not declared war and seeks official confirmation.

Washington London Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Turkey Germany Hamidi¢h Breslau Roumania Adriakople-Deden

Walsh a Candidate for Senate Nomination

Former Massachusetts governor David I Walsh, a Democrat from Boston, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. He said the state should be represented by men who will support President Wilson during the war and, after it ends, defend democracy and vital principles we are fighting for.

Massachusetts Senate Boston David I. Walsh United States Walsh Wilson

Fake Food Inspectors Nabbed in Western Pennsylvania

Hartford reports that Charles H. Meyers and James A. Alwin received six months' imprisonment and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to falsely claiming to be agents of the United States Food Administration. Indicted in May under federal sections 32 and 37, their arrest and conviction were announced by the Federal Food Administration for Connecticut.

Hartford United States Court Pennsylvania Charles H. Meyers James A. Alwin United States Food Administration Federal Food Administration Connecticut

Robbed Dental Office Burglary Suspect Held in Danbury

Danbury Connecticut July 30 John Foley aged forty five whose home is listed as New York was held in two thousand dollars bail for burglary trial. He stands accused of entering and looting the dental office of Dr G E Bolles on Main street. Property from the office was found in a suitcase Foley carried while being arraigned for a minor hotel theft.

Danbury Conn John Foley New York G. E. Bolles Main Street Foley

Sub Treasury Report Shows Cash Gain in New York Banks

New York July 30 reports the sub-treasury gained 4,099,000 dollars from banks on Friday. The cash net gain since Friday reaches 7,748,000 dollars as banks show positive movement in the latest figures.

Sub-Treasury New York

Battle for Sergy Seethes as Americans Hold Front

Amid fierce night fighting around Sergy on the Ourcq the Fifth guards countered German thrusts. American reinforcements crossed footbridges and dragged artillery across to the heights, while Providence lieutenant devised a plan signaling airmen to strike camouflaged German machine guns in tree emplacements.

H. G. Wales Marne Fifth Guards Ourca River Sergy Ourcg Oureg Oureq Fismes Roncheres Providence R. I

House Ways and Means Afraid to Raise Transport Taxes

Washington July 30 The House Ways and Means Committee announced no increase in passenger or freight transportation taxes while signaling support for a tax on both imports and exports if constitutional and delaying liquor and beverage tax hikes. The panel also postponed extending the pipeline tax to cover self piping companies and delaying higher taxes on life marine and casualty insurance as it works on an $8 billion revenue bill.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Command to troops at Aisne in bold storm assault

An American captain from New York ordered his men at Aisne on July 29 to strip packs carry only rifles gas masks and grenades fix bayonets and advance after the enemy in a storm assault near the Ourey river. He urged guts and cold steel as the key to success.

Aisne New York State Ourey River

New Haven Weather Forecast July 30 Views

Government weather report from New Haven notes showers in eastern and southern districts with several places reporting over an inch of rain. Cooler conditions expected with fair skies by Wednesday. northwest winds moderate. Observations list temperatures from Hartford to New Haven and surrounding areas, indicating a general trend toward cooler, fair weather.

New Haven Connecticut St. Lawrence Valley Gulf Coast Lake Region White River Canada Atlanta Atlantic City Block Island Boston Cincinnati Chicago Denver Detroit Hartford Hatteras Jacksonville Kansas City Nantucket New Orleans Pittsburg Portland St- Louis St. Paul Washington

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