Italians Launch Violent Piave Offensive Press Report
Berlin reports a new Italian assault along the Piave river front with extensive artillery prep but no decisive gains. London notes renewed Brenta Asiago front activity as critics sense a broader campaign. The piece mentions ongoing Italian preparations to resume the northern offensive and ends with an appeal about newspaper subscriptions.
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Berlin
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Brenta
London
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Germans Rain Destruction on Britain in Raid
London reports German air raids over England with limited damage due to air patrols and anti aircraft fire. One plane was shot down. several enemy aircraft were brought down by British fighters. Casualties and injuries are tallied as reports describe the attack’s effects and Allied responses.
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Associated Press
London
Germayty Vsephinies
England
Crete
Mosqusitvon
Norehie
Vauler
Shunes
Pevetts
Bolshevik Backing Questioned by Visiting Professor
Professor Edward Ross, ex Stanford professor, arrived in San Francisco after five months in Russia arguing Bolshevik support is from the people, not German agents. He interviewed Trotsky and reports the movement gains broad popularity, with some affluent support including daughters of the deposed czar. News notes Brest Litovsk talks and Austrian aims for peace with Bolsheviks continue as ships and patches reach Amsterdam. Subscribe now for The Nugget.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Germany
Edward Ross
Russia
Ross
Stanford University
Trotsky
Amsterdam
Jun
Comit Czernin
Brest Lites
Austria
Wide unrest among German working people intensified
Reports from neutral centers indicate continued unrest among German workers as Pan-Germans clash with non-militarists. Kaiser’s Reichstag message shows concern over internal security while the government’s rejection of Wilson terms fuels disquiet. Calls for a general strike in Berlin failed to gain broad support, with only a few factories responding as food shortages persist. Five o clock daily hot rolls and bread at Arctic Bakery.
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Associated Press
Reichstag
Wilson
Kiser
Germany
Soc
Berlin
Mandsiy
Workingmien
Arctic Bakery
Red Guards Tighten Grip on Helsinki As Revolt Spreads
Dispatches from Sweden indicate Bolshevik Red Guards have gained full control of Helsinki. Reports describe the capital under Red leadership with detachments in transit toward Sweden and Denmark, signaling a broader northern push as unrest continues.
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RED Guard
Helsingfors
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Jong
Helsingfora
Sweden
Denmark
Red Guards
Unrest Spreads Through Austro Hungary Factories
Petrograd reports unrest spreading in Vienna and other Austro Hungarian industries with Cracow now struck by thousands of workers. Papers say Austria Hungary seeks separate peace with Russia influencing German workers. Also notes the DuPont powder plant fire at Carney Point causing quarter million dollars in damage with no injuries. A Pioneers of Alaska meeting is announced and Signe Loesch offers thanks after bereavement.
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Associated P. Petrograd
Petrograd
Vienna
Cracow
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Germany
Austria
Wilmington
Del
Carney’s Point
Dupost-Nemours Powder Company
Explosion injures American general on European front
Allied dispatches report Gene Leonard Wood slightly wounded in an accidental explosion on the American front in France. Details are sparse but confirm only minor injuries. In Newark New Zealand a separate fire investigation probes dock and coal barge losses near army warehouses and a submarine plant amid wartime activity.
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Newark
N. Z
Military ‘Commission
Army Quartermaster'’S
Victory Bread Prices Set to Match White Bread
The Food Administration says Victory Bread, substituting for White bread, must sell at current white bread prices to curb white flour consumption. Bakers warn substitutes cost more, implying price adjustments may follow.
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Associated Press
Washington
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