Premature celebrations over false wartime rumor reach Ogden
Ogdenites report San Francisco excitement after rumors claim the Crown Prince and 200,000 soldiers were captured by Foch. The piece notes the celebration seems baseless and warns against spreading unverified claims, urging readers to trust only certain sources.
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Never More as a Raven Cartoon in New York World
A late date New York World cartoon shows Shakalger at a table with a candle and a raven perched on a German helmet over the door. The raven croaks Marne while the Kaiser sits angered, realizing the significance, with the caption Never more in German circles.
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Praise of the Czecho-Slovaks by World and Allies
The New York World calls the Czecho-Slovaks among the most progressive in Austro Hungary and notes four nations recognizing their cause. The piece cites Italy France Britain the United States and Lansing as backing independence and a united Slav future, while detailing Czecho Slovak armed formations in Italy Macedonia France and Vladivostok with thousands involved.
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Americans Attack No Man's Land in Brief Advance
A wartime report describes American regiments crossing No Man's Land after a brief ground presence, then probing enemy lines. It notes anticipated Allied offensives next spring with tanks planes and heavy shells, predicting wide German impact from Delfort to the Yeer and fear across Germany.
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Marne Salient Battle Front Report From Front Lines
Military bulletin describes Crown Prince forces attempting to clear Ain troops from the Marne Salient. Allied command reorganizing under Foch to reinforce rail lines and front positions. Heavy German rail guns require rail access. engineers work to open roads and craters to hamper retreat toward Fore Ren Tarlenols.
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Great Offensive Starts In France With American Troops
The Kaiser warned Americans would be kept back by submarines as 1,259,000 U S troops prepared to join the front. About 750,000 of the force were deemed fit for combat with perhaps 204,000 in action today and 460,000 more to be ready weekly. Foch could call on nearly a half million Americans if needed as camps and logistics were readied.
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Graduated Tax Bill Reported By Committee
Washington report notes a proposed graduated tax on net income beyond 2099 with 10 percent on vested capital and a 26 percent excess profits tax. The Ways and Means panel tentatively adopts a largely similar capital invested definition, reserves major points, and discusses flat tax options while noting revenue gaps and pre war comparisons.
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