Battle of Arras Still Rages as German Efforts Fail
The Battle of Arras continues with heavy fighting as German forces fail to check the British advance. Reports from Paris and London note renewed German morale efforts around Field Marshal von Hindenburg, and ongoing artillery exchanges north of Ypres and near Dunkirk.
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The Fidelus Form New Student Club
Members of the newly organized student club The Fidelus are Nor Bt Fatt Leonora Klinckley Virginia Sirens Frances Marsh Evelyn Nel FFA Ruby Herdt Mrra Bhreave Oved a Heitker Late Foster Mary Fischer 24 Generievy Alion.
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Peace appeal drives socialist push for universal accord
London dispatch reports Dutch delegation at the International Socialist conference in Stockholm appeals for world support for peace. The call urges immediate for a concerted effort among socialist parties to secure universal peace, opposing separate pacts and stressing the need for neutral leadership. Prominent socialists arrive in Stockholm as preliminary sessions begin amid debate over German influence and timing.
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American Tank Steamer Vacuum Sunk En Route to United States
London dispatch reports the American oil tank steamer Vacuum sunk by a German submarine on a voyage from New York to Dirken head England. Captain Harris and part of the crew are missing while the chief mate and seventeen others, including three American cargo runners, were landed. The vessel, formerly Hayamon, built in 1912, was 247 feet long and 43 feet beam, 2451 gross tons, with a crew of 34.
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Senate Action on Army Draft Bill Faces Final Hurdles
Washington April 30 The administration army draft bill, passed by both houses, faces Senate opposition and possible amendments. Conferees will harmonize differences on maximum draft age 21 to 27 or 21 to 44, Roosevelt recruit amendments, and prohibition of selling liquor to soldiers. President expected to sign after conference.
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Mayor Thompson Facing Trouble
Chicago reports alleged dialoyal utterances by Stayer William Hale Thompson were prepared and forwarded to Washington today, admitted at the local bureau of investigation headquarters.
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Bakers Strike Triggers Riots Across Chicago Districts
Rioting marked the opening of the bakers strike in Chicago with mounted police protecting small bakeries in the Ghetto area. Bread shortages of about 1,000,000 loaves prompted concern to households and officials at city, state, and federal levels as unions cited wage demands and most large bakeries closed while many smaller ones halted operations.
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Ruling Impacts Guardsmen on Officer Reserve
Washington April 20. new ruling by the judge advocate general of the army discharges National Guardsmen from the guard under the officers reserve. Applies to guardsmen whether their organizations have been called into federal service or not. Civilian appointees as second lieutenants in the regular army to come from 40 000 in officer training camps opening next small note that those who complete a year’s training may remain in peace Ames Justice.
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State banks join reserves push via federal amendments
Washington April 30 The federal reserve board reports wide interest from state banks and trust companies to enter the system if amendments to broaden the law pass. Twenty large institutions have signified intent, with hundreds of smaller banks likely to follow. Major banks in New York Chicago St Louis Kansas City San Francisco Detroit Milwaukee Seattle Portland and more say they are ready to join. Amendments would liberalize entry rules, allow withdrawal, modify interlocking directorates and brace up federal oversight. Branch banking in many cities is anticipated if the measures pass, aiding broader inclusion of outside banks into the system.
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Severe fighting in Macedonia continues on front
London reports heavy combat on the Macedonian front with British forces pushing the offensive. The day’s dispatch says a British attempt to retake positions captured by the enemy was repelled, keeping pressure intense on the line.
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Revere
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Germans Brace Front as Troop Reinforcements Rise Amid Counter Attacks
London reports heavy fighting near Arras and Gavrelle with German troops bringing up fresh forces and executing counter attacks. British lines hold the windmill northeast of Gavrelle, Greenland Hill, and Hoeux works as both sides observe targets under hazy air. Captured German documents urge strict economizing of shells due to material shortages, recommending use of worn inner tubes as improvised projectiles to conserve supplies.
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Russia Not for Separate Peace Says Premier Leader
Premater Leet ald in Petrograd speaks at a London dispatch about Russia not seeking a separate peace with the Teuton militarists. He notes socialist teachers in Russia have not advocated such a move and urges representatives abroad to disregard isolated peace voices. Russia should act in full harmony with allied nations.
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King Constantine to Abdicate a Second Time Reported
London April 30 The Star reports from Rome that King Constantine of Greece is to abdicate, with confirmation reaching neutral circles via a dispatch. The note says the king and queen may land at a northern port and travel overland to Denmark, staging a potential departure.
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Chicago Mayor Under Inquiry
Chicago April 30 A federal inquiry focuses on Mayor William Hale Thompson's trip to Washington. Business leaders who joined his advisory committee have withdrawn citing disapproval of his approach to inviting foreign guests.
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Petain named chief of French military advisory staff
Paris April 20 General Petain is appointed chief of the French military advisory staff with a role similar to General Robertson in London. The move is seen as a timely reform and part of broader reorganizational measures based on lessons from recent operations and the need to strengthen command of French troops abroad.
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Debates on War and Land Reform in Petrograd Congress
Reports from New York and Buenos Aires describe a disputed debate on the war and land distribution. The Musalian congress discusses arming workers, while a vote proposes redistributing land among peasants. A declaration of neutrality is adopted amid tensions and protests in Petrograd.
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