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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1918

Page

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Germans Drive British Back Across Aisne Front

London May 28 German forces crossed the Aisne west of the British line, with Britain reporting continued pressure along the Aisne battle zone. Local fighting persists on the Flanders front near Lake Dickebush as artillery duels flare across both sides. The British claim some prisoners in raids and emphasize continued Allied air superiority amid a triple German thrust from Flanders to the Amiens-Picardy region and the Aisne front.

Flanders Aisne Front London Aisne British War Office Berry-au-Bac Rheims Bermicourt Craonelle Chemin Des Dames Brimont Pinon Forest Soissons Flanders Front Lake Dickebush Twenty-First Division Lys River Ypres Belgium Bethune France Amiens Aisne River Laon Lacre Voormezeele Times Amien Somme von Hindenburg Locre Picardy Paris Hamilton Fyfe The Mail

Thirty eight casualties listed in overseas forces

Washington May 28 war department announced thirty eight casualties in American overseas forces. deaths include Major Raoul Lufbery killed in action and Lieutenant Walter B Schaefer missing in action. list names multiple killed in action died of wounds disease drowning and missing in action with locations and addresses where listed.

Washington War Department Raoul Lufberry Walter B. Schaefer Ottumawa Raoul Lufbery Dieppe France Carl LeForge Flemingsburg Christian d. Anderson Spencer Arthur S. Cook Eugenie Cook Chicago I Seata Pe McKinney C. McKinney Batesville Ark David D.nehrenberg Ibrake N. D Ezra Woods New Milford Conn Joseph Ash Philip Ash Park Street Lawrence Mass Alexander Dodge Algonac Mich James Burton Salada Alfred A. Ferguson New York City Walter P. Hennessey Scranton William Roe Russell Kan Mike Shade Minkarova Rus

Cobalt Man Dies By Own Hand In Isolated Home

Herbert L. Hollister of Cobalt committed suicide with a shotgun yesterday afternoon. Found this morning at 6:30 by his brothers, he had been ill nine weeks and despondent. He was divorced from Agnes Spenter, who has since remarried, and is survived by two brothers and his mother. Funeral planned for Friday at 2:30 from Robert Hollister’s home.

Herbert L. Hollister Cobalt Edward Robert Hollister Agnes Spenter Shes Ot Hollister Agnes Hollister

Kerwin Dies of Auto Crash near Darien line

Norwalk May 28 Peter F Kerwin aged about 33 died at Norwalk hospital after an automobile crash on the Connecticut turnpike near the Darien line. He was pinned under his Pierce Arrow after attempting to pass a car. his skull base fracture was fatal. Survivor include a wife and three children. Kerwin drove for Richard Muller head of the Gloeia Silk Mills and the Dresden Lace company.

Norwalk Peter F. Kerwin Connnecticut Darien Norwalk Hospital Kerwin Joseph F. Kenefick Richard Muller Gloeia Silk Mills Dresden Lace Company

End of German Push Near Chemin des Roya Zone

Fragmentary report notes a November 2 event 14 miles southeast of Pi t, where German forces abandoned a position near the Chemin des roiy zone on a 1917 engagement.

Chemin Des Roiy

Americans Better Than Shock Troops in Picardy Battle

By Bert Ford. In Picardy May 27 Allied troops repelled five hundred German shock troops, held front lines under bombardment with mustard gas shells, and recovered prisoners. German air and artillery targeted field hospitals as Red Cross nurses and ambulance drivers worked amid nightly bombings. Major Dickson recalls a funeral under shellfire, praising American resolve and spirit.

Bert Ford Picardy Germany Pershing Teutons Red Cross Smith College Walter L. Dickson Kansas City

Federal food raid nets two Ridgefield Italians

Federal agents with local officials raided Ridgefield last night arresting Tony Mei and Atilio Tarsi on federal food regulation violations. Tarsi a local contractor allegedly used his truck to haul wheat flour from New Haven, distributing it through the Italian colony. over 70 barrels said to have entered town. Mei, a former saloon keeper with prior liquor-law arrests, admitted bringing flour and claimed substitutes were also secured. Investigators remained on scene today.

Ridgefield Tony Mei Atilio Tarsi Tarsi New Haven Mei

Weather report for New Haven and region May forecast

Government Weather Report notes partly cloudy conditions for New Haven and vicinity with cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday. statewide outlook: cooler interior, moderate west to northwest winds, scattered showers in northern districts, heavy shower reported near Philadelphia, temperatures above normal overall except northern lake region and upper Mississippi valley. Observations list Atlanta 74 partly cloudy and Atlantic City 68 cloudy.

New Haven Connecticut Rocky Mountains Atlantic Coast Philadelphia Lake Region Mississippi Valley Atlanta Atlantic City

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