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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1917

Page

9

British awards refused by United States officials

A British admiralty officer was declined decorations for American destroyers for anti submarine service due to U S law. The piece also notes Wilsons draft policy aims and various war time actions including Bolshevik shifts in Russia and German sabotage efforts. It covers shipping board changes and regulatory steps against German aliens.

Washington Admiralty Scretary Daniels France Crowder Washington L. Capps The Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation Wilson Interstate Commerce Commission Arras Russia Nikolai Lenin Leon Trotzky Germany United States Gregory Department of Justice Robert P. Skinner Moscow Anglo-American War Council British Isles Petrograd Bukhonin Bokhonin N. Krylenko Don Cossacks Nicholas Kerensky Luga Ukraine Finland District of Columbia Panama Congress Austria-Hungary American Federation of Labor Buffalo Gompers Four Brotherhoods of Brazil Brazilian Rio de Janeiro Rio Grande Do Sul

Tanks Break Through Hindenburg Line and Cambrai Advance

Allied forces led by General Byng drive a dramatic breakthrough in the Hindenburg line between St. Quentin and the Scarpe aided by tanks clearing barbed wire and heavy artillery. British infantry and cavalry push toward Cambrai as Crown Prince Rupprecht reinforces Bourlon wood and the secrecy of preparations is praised.

Brenta Piave Hill Venetia Berlin Paris England France Petrograd Dukonin Council of the People’s Commissiaries Germany Scarpe River Arras St. Quentin Haig Venice Copenhagen Russia London River Scarpe Augsburg Hindenburg Cambrai Julian Byng Third Army Edward W. Pickard Scarpe Diaz Plave Allenby Palestine Jerusalem Crown Prince Aisne Wilson Mesnieres Marcoing Ribecourt Havrincourt Graincourt Flesquieres Byng Rupprecht Bourlon Wood Fontaine Notre Dame

Second Session of Congress to Open December 3

Washington reports members of Congress begin returning for the war session set to open December 3. War money, foreign policy toward Germany’s allies, and domestic issues including prohibition and woman suffrage take priority. Presidents address will outline war actions against Austria Turkey and Bulgaria.

Washington Congragg Wilson Congress Germany Austria Turkey Bulgaria House Appropriations Committee Treasury Department

German U-Boat Sent To Bottom By Destroyers

Washington reports a German submarine, captured by two American destroyers, was sunk by its crew after opening a hatch as surrender signals were raised. All crew taken prisoner. two died during transfers. Secretary Daniels confirmed the capture and sinking but did not detail prisoners or reasons. Navy circles speculate about a large cruiser-type sub and 40 aboard.

Washington Daniels Department Admiralty

Samuel Gompers Re-elected Head of AFL

In Buffalo New York Samuel Gompers was re-elected virtually without opposition as AFL president for 35 years. All federation officers were re-elected except treasurer John B Lennon who was defeated by Daniel J Tobit of the International Tasters and Chauffeurs Union.

Samuel Gompers Wilson Buffalo N. Y Elmer Dwiggins New York Montgomery Ala American Federation of Labor John B. Lennon Daniel J. Tobit International Teasters’ and Chauffeurs’ Union

Eastern roads to be operated as one system

Washington reports the railroad war board approved unifying all eastern lines east of Chicago into a single centralized system. Cars and trackage will be pooled regardless of ownership to maximize traffic efficiency, following an all day conference with war board members and government officials.

Washington Chicago Ff Railroad War Board War Board

Bomb Explodes at Police Station Killing Ten in Milwaukee

A blast shook Milwaukee's third ward injuring several and killing ten. The bomb, aimed at an Italian evangelical church, exploded in the central police station basement as it was being examined. Seven detectives, two policemen, and one woman died.

Milwaukee Wis

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