Great Guns Press On Arras Front At Night
British forces advance on the Arras front amid night bombardment and counterattacks. The line sees progress on the south bank of the Scarpe near Pelves and at Rovax while German defenses cling to trench works near Fresnoy and Bullecourt. Official reports recount heavy fighting, with continued gains northwest of St. Quentin and northeast of Hargicourt.
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London
Thia
Pelves Mill
Rovax
Somme
Hindenbeure
Dullecourt
Fresnoy
Ballecourt
Hindenburg
Chetlay
Arras-Cambral
Ols
St. Quentin
Hargicourt
Malakoff
BL Quentin
Malakort Farm
War Office
Arran
Freanoy
Berlin
Vacancy alert invites summer renters
The notice encourages listing vacant rooms for summer tenants and points out the cost efficiency of placing a Standard Rent Ad to attract Honey Mooners seeking rooms from $5.00. It suggests acting now to avoid losing $20.00 per month.
Marshal Joffre Arrives in Chicago to Cheers
Chicago May 4 Marshal Joffre former Premier Vivien and French officers arrived in Chicago at noon greeted by cheers. Major General Barry and Mayor Thompson welcomed them as crowds lined the streets decked with Allied colors. The visit begins with a luncheon at the Chicago Club during a two day stay.
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Chicago
Marshal Joffre
Vivian
Barry
Central
Etal
Thompson
Tislters
Chiago Club
Cavalry Actions Reported as War Continues
London dispatch says the battle against the English is ongoing with German claims of over 1000 prisoners taken. German forces are reported to have assembled southeast of Arras, while the Soissons Rheims line remains contested and ten Allied aircraft were lost on the western front yesterday.
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Wallington
Western Front
Tel Four
Foreign Office
Gomme
Mes
Euna
Berlin
Tia
London
Arras
Soissone Rheims
Patrol Ships Heroes Save Arcadian Victims
A May dispatch reports patrol ships rushing to the torpedoed transport Arcadian. Officers and crew leaped overboard to assist drowning soldiers, with one patrol saving 236 men in an hour. The dispatch lauds courage and determination of both officers and enlisted men.
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Marseilles
Matin
Tesco
Arcadian
Red Flags Wave in Petrograd as Intercourse With Germany Urged Cut
In Petrograd, crowds rally amid calls to sever all ties with Germany for a long period. A Romanian statesman cautioned that U S entry could dent German morale, shorten the war, and demand lasting political, economic, and cultural isolation of Germany. Amid protests, foreign minister Milukov faced demands for resignation as workers and soldiers press for stability and a victory for Russia.
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Tetrograd
London
Uiluko
Mmukom
Poldtern
Milokott
Reinister
Russia
Council of Soldiers and Workmen's
M. Rodsianko
Duma
Guehkof
Satelllite
Workmen's and Soldiers
Nilukoit
Allnes
Worksmen's and
Belchers’ Delegatia
Council of
Provisional Government
Millukoff
M. Milokatt
Mizlater
Chicago Ships Convert Motor Boats for War Duty
Chicago’s fleet of motor boats is accepted by the government for submarine duty with alterations and mobilization in Chicago within two weeks. Five hundred volunteers will report to the Commodore for muster, while Rear Admiral Albert Bowe is ordered to active duty to head the Culver training station. Grant Park training will begin with space for 3,000 men and a 300 man training ship contingent scheduled.
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Chicago
Mey
Great Lakes
Chasera
Commofore
Ber
Albert Boar
Great
Censorship Section in Espionage Bill Is Deleted
Washington May 4 The House voted 220 to 167 to strike the newspaper censorship section of the espionage bill after debate and pressure from administration leaders. President Wilson’s position and Burleson’s lobbying failed to salvage the provision which would require publication suppression by presidential proclamation. A McCormack amendment proposing a designated board of censors was offered, but the censorship clause was removed amid divided sentiment and ongoing Senate deliberations on embargo measures.
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Washington
House Today
Wilton
the House Today
Teaders
Chatmman Webb
Judiciary Committee
House
Wilson
Burleson
Senate
Overman Revi & Fetter
Jice
Reed
Overman
Senator Overman
Germany
Espital
Cartato
McCormack
Kahn
Nowspaper Toro
Atate, War and Navy
Wabb
Judiciary
Romiliter
Ha Hed
Juat
British labor leaders arrive in U S for war role
May 4 British labor leaders appointed as official advisers to American Labor arrive in the United States aboard a British steamship. The delegation includes Right Hon. Charles W. Bowerman, J. H. Thomas, and HH. W. Garrod who will go to Washington. They come at the invitation of the American Federation of Labor to stress minimizing blunders by labor bodies and to subordinate hours and wages issues during the war.
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New York
United States
Willl
Washington
Charles W. Bowerman
J. H. Thomas
W. Garrod
Renee Aente
American Federation of Labor
Anital
Debate Over Censorship and News Suppression in Congress
The House debated a defense news censorship provision. Webb attacked newspapers while Norton called the section detrimental to the nation. The proposal would let the president suppress defense news by proclamation. Webb shortened it to ban publication only. Key votes split along party lines with Rankin and Kitebin backing restraint.
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Webb
Clark
Mann
Jeanette Rankin
Graham
Peonsyhania
Kitebin
Kahn
California
McCormick
Tisola
American army hospitals to France move outlined
Paris dispatch reports France advancing on Champagne front with artillery activity north of Rheims, and German surprises repulsed near Deadman Hill and Avoncourt Wood. Meuse front patrols near Embermenil and Douera. Detroit plans to send U S army hospitals to France as part of expanded facilities behind front lines despite Red Cross protests citing humanitarian law.
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Paris
Champagne
Rheims
Champagna
Meuse
Werden
Deadman Hill
Avncourt Wood
Tend
Lorraine
Embermenil
Do Uerra
Dankirk
Washington
United States Army
France
Red Cross
Alles
Germany
Rockingham hurboat missing crew in torpedo attack
Captain Edwards of the American liner Rockingham describes the torpedo strike and loss of the vessel 150 miles from land on Tuesday. He confirms fourteen aboard vanished or killed, notes excellent weather aided hopes for survivors, and details gun crews' actions as periscopes reappeared before the torpedo hit the engine room.
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Liveilpool
Edwards
Alearnee Rockingber
Associated Preas
Offcer McKenny
Storrpool
Rockingham
Oamely
Tarry
Margoy
Ofer
William Wann
Excall
Berlin Children Sent to Farms This Summer
Berlin announces one million city children will be placed on farms this summer by the government. Fifty pendings daily will be paid for each child except in East Prussia where farmers who suffered from the Russian invasion have refused to pay.
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Berlin
London
East Prugsle
Ruastan Furazion
Want Ad Tips for Renting Your Ogden Rooms
A urged guide to post a furnished room or house for rent in Ogden. It promotes quick results through standard want ads and a phone contact. The message encourages clear, attractive listings to attract movers and speed up renting.
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Ogden
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