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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1917

Page

9

World News Roundup from the Times on Commerce and War

A broad digest from Winona to Washington reports calls for a federal fleet of barges to ease rail freight, Ohio mayors seize coal to avert shortages, a controversial conviction with a 15 year prison term in Utica, and a deadly shootout in Danville. Military, economic, and political topics span Germany Britain France and Canada with fleet mutinies, drafts, and food control moves noted.

Federal Shipping Board Mississippi River Upper Mississippi Improvement Association Winona Minn Ohio John Francis Beckwith Utica United States Ray Atlanta W. H. McGray Walter Clark Danville Clark Aero Club of America France Wilson Thomas B. Smith Philadelphia Brown Governmental Aeronautical School Princeton N. J Columbia University New York Villa San Antonio Pass Candelaria Texas Presidio Washington American Merchant Marine Representative Kahn California Congress Lansing Bernstorff War Industries Board Steel Manufacturers Canada England Britain Liberal Party Dominion of Canada Robert Borden Ottawa Admiral Mayo Navy Department Europe Pleasant A. Stovall Savannah Switzerland Atlantic Germany Hoover Liman Doctor Perl Peru Ecuador Lima Food Administration

Allies drive in Flanders and New Government For Russia

Lloyd George vows to fight until France is free as Allies press a new push in Flanders capturing Poelcapelle and Gravenstafel. Kerensky forms a new coalition in Russia pledging to defend the ally cause and restore order as U.S. preparation steadily grows.

Lloyd George England France Alsace-Lorraine Flanders Bernstorff Lansing Edward W. Pickard Kaiser Wilhelm Belgium Charles Austria-Hungary Alsace Germany Michaelis Helfferich Reichstag von Kuehlmann Mesopotamia Africa United States Irigoyen Argentina Peru Holland Switzerland Sweden Denmark Norway Wilhelmshaven Nurnberg Huiser Marine von Capelle Petrograd Russia Kerensky Democratic Congress Council of Soldiers and Haig Ypres Poelcapelle Gravenstafel Crown Prince Rupprecht Ypres- Bouilers Houtholst Cork

Mobilize Nations to Place All Gold Under Federal Reserve

The president calls all eligible non member state banks and trust companies to join the federal reserve system to consolidate and control the nation gold reserves. Within three weeks many institutions joined boosting Liberty Loan financing and strengthening the banks amid wartime pressure. The Federal Reserve Board seeks to supervise and hold the entire gold reserve estimated above three billion dollars to ensure financial impregnable strength for the war effort.

Washington Wils Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System New York Philadelphia

Fuel Administration Says Coal Supply Is Ample

The Fuel Administration announced that coal is ample to meet immediate needs even in the middle west. Communities in need can obtain coal at government prices by appealing to state administrators or the Fuel Administration. Officials warned against confiscating coal in transit and urged precise reports on amounts needed and delivery timing to authorize shipments.

Flanders Romsmnia Macedonia Greece Bernstorff Lansing von Bernstorff Germany Imade Foreign Office la Follette Senate Congress St. Paul League Washington Garfield Middle West Ohio Johnson Cleveland Fuel Administration

Germany extends military service age to 47

Copenhagen reports Germany extends compulsory service to men up to 47 years old and summons those previously exempt due to alleged military unfitness. The army already included many over 45, justified by the need to discharge soldiers reaching that age.

Copenhagen Germany

Indian tribes plan 3 million in liberty bonds investment

Secretary Lane authorized Indian Commissioner Sell to invest 2 million of five civilized tribes funds in four percent liberty bonds. Oklahoma Indians outside the five tribes may subscribe 1 million, totaling 3 million. Much of the money derives from oil land royalties.

Washington Lane Five Civilized Tribes Oklahoma

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