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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1918

Page

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Bitter floor fight over 18 to 45 draft ages bill in House

Washington August 21 The House agreed to take up a Manpower bill extending draft ages from 18 to 45. McKenzie of Illinois seeks a separate class for 18 and 19 year olds after those 20 to 45 are inducted. Secretary Baker hints at executive discretion. administration opinions split. votes shown but no roll call.

Washington House War Department Baker Kahan California Lynn New York Tilson Cincinnati Ctago Pennsylvania Greene Vermont Olney Massachusetts Harrison Virginia Fields Kentucky Gordon Ohio Schallangenbreger Nebraska Arrett Texas Nicholls South Carolina McKenzie Ilinois Morin Hull Iowa Anthony Kansay Dent Senate Military Affairs Committee Gompers Morrison American Federation of Labor

Fifteen Military Objectives Bombed by Tons of Explosives

London reports that between fifteen and sixteen tons of explosives were dropped by Royal Air Force and naval forces during August 15 to 18. Fifteen military objectives were bombed and enemy shipping was attacked. nine enemy aircraft were destroyed and eight driven down out of control.

London Royal Air Forces Navy Admiralty

Girl Held Up by Sub Officers on Canadian Island

Two heavily armed German U-boat officers abducted 20 year old Miss Willa Wilson on Camp Belloi near Wilson's Beach. They questioned her about East Port, Maine and warned her not to reveal details, threatening to injure her if she spoke.

Canadian Island Camp Belloi N. B Willa Wilson Simon Wilson Wilson’s Beach East Port Maine United States

Drafting Revenue Measure Advances Toward 8 Billion Plan

Washington August 21 The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively adopted a schedule of excess profits taxes as a McAdoo compromise. An eighty percent war profits tax with a ten percent exemption would apply to profits above the 1911 12 13 average. Rates scale from eight to fifteen percent at 35 percent to 50 percent for 15 to 20 percent and 70 percent above 20 percent. The taxes are alternatives with treasury discretion to maximize returns.

Washington House Ways and Means Kitchen Treasury

Gasconier Belgian relief ship sunk by German Uboat

The Dutch steamer Gasconier carrying Belgian relief supplies was attacked and sunk off Holland by a German Uboat. The ship sailing from an American port to Rotterdam was marked as relief, and shell fire destroyed a lifeboat with six crew members dead. Several crew were wounded.

Christiana Norway Belgium Holland Rotterdam Gasconier

Weather Forecast for Washington August 21

Washington forecast through 8 p m Thursday calls for fair tonight and Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures in the southern portion.

Washington South Portion

Troop strength in American first army in France stated

Gen. March announced 32 divisions about 1.28 million men under Gen. Pershing. Estimated division strength around 40,000 to 45,000, totaling roughly 1.44 million. British actions and Vosges details noted. line shortened from over 250 miles to under 200. No official Pershing report on British offensive.

Washington France Pershing P. C. March March Navy Shipping Board Fifth Regular Army Vosges St. Die Frapelle Foch North Sea Rheims 77Th Italy Texas 26Th New England Clarence Edwards Chateau- Thierry Belleau Woods Bouresches Marne Flanders Meteren Merville Arras

Subs Driven From French Coast Say Roosevelt

Paris Aug 21 Franklin D Roosevelt secretary of the Navy announced that enemy submarines have been driven off the French coast. He credited anti submarine methods with safe transport of American troops to France and said ports built for disembarkation will be permanent and used after the war for Franco American commerce. He also said he expects to return to France in uniform when the new draft law takes effect.

Paris Franklin D. Roosevelt France Roosevelt United States

Unrest Threatens Krupp Works in Essent

A London report says 8000 Krupp workers at Essentts in Germany threaten a strike within 48 hours. Unrest reportedly spreads to Cochum and Bar men with no stated reasons given. The plant mainly produces guns for army and navy munitions and other war materials.

Krupp Essents London Amsterdam Cochum Barmen Esgents

Chicago Banks Join Federal Reserve System

The Illinois Trust Company and the Northern Trust Company of Chicago were admitted to the Federal Reserve System. The Treasury announced the move this afternoon, noting the two institutions are among Chicago’s largest with total resources of 152,009,000 dollars.

Washington Illinois Trust Company Northern Trust Company Chicago Federal Reserve System Treasury

Agitation Against Crown Prince Prompts Six Month Leave

Rome reports Germany faces unrest over Marne defeat with Field Marshal von Hindenburg summoned to the western front. The Kaiser grants the crown prince six months leave of absence amid agitation attributed to German failures.

Rome von Hindenburg Kaiser Ludendorff Italin Germany Marne

Bulgaria to be proclaimed republic soon

Madrid Aug 21 The Liberal reports that the death of Czar Ferdinand and the proclamation of Bulgaria as a republic may be expected within a few days.

Bulgaria Madrid Ferdinand Liberal Today

Two Schooners Sunk by U-Boat in Atlantic Waters

An Atlantic port report says German U-boat torpedoed two Gloucester fishing schooners the Francis J. O'Hara and the A Piatt Andrew. Captains Jos P Mesquita and Wallace Bruce led crews of Gloucester men. ships owned by John Chisholm Corp and Germantown Peat Co. All crew members are Gloucester men.

Atlantic Gloucester Francis J. O'Hara Jos. P. Mesquita A. Piatt Andrew Wallace Bruce Andrew John Chisholm Corporation O'Hara Mesquita Germantown Peat Company

British and French Troops Make Progress on Multiple Fronts

British forces push north of the Ancre in a wide front offensive with Field Marshal Haig reporting satisfactory progress. Troops also occupy La Touret after night advances near Festubert and the Lawe river. In Locre sector, English units secure all objectives and prisoners. Paris notes progress on all fronts with Carlepont and Cats captured and Lassigny west sees renewed fighting.

London Ancre War Office Field Marshal Haig Ancre River Scarpe Fampoux Paris Oise Aisne Lassigny Champagne

President to Receive Hughes and Frierson Aircraft Findings

Washington reports that findings on the aircraft situation by former Justice Charles E. Hughes and former General and Assistant Attorney General William Frierson will be turned over to President Wilson next week.

Washington Charles E. Hughes William Frierson Wilson

Uruguayan Statesmen Arrive in United States

August 21 at an American port, Dr. Baltasar Brum minister of foreign affairs and his Uruguayan party arrived in the United States. The State Department announced the visit today.

Washington Baltasar Brum Republic of Urguay State Department

Czecho-Slovaks in Siberia Capture Town of Sadrinsk

A dispatch from Amsterdam reports that the Czecho-Slovaks in Siberia have captured the town of Sadrinsk. The news appears in a London dispatch dated August 21.

Siberia Sadrinsk London Amsterdam

British Fourth Army drives blows. French Fourth Army attacks

In dense fog at five o'clock this morning, British forces inflicted severe losses on the enemy and forced a recovery delay. Meanwhile the French Fourth Army pressed attacks further south along a five mile front as the Third Army coordinated operations.

Fourth Army Third Army Five Mile

Taken Completely by Surprise on Picardy Front and Vosges

French troops near Noyon push toward the city as Mangin’s forces advance three miles deeper into German lines. In Arras sector the British fourth and third armies execute a surprise morning assault, seizing prisoners and guns while the Americans repulse a night patrol near Vosges.

Floyd MacGriff London Noyon Picardy Front International Mangin Sempigny Soissons Uontoise la Pommeraye Cuts Camelin Blerancourt St. Aubin Veraponin Bieuxy Laval Courtil Bert Ford I. N France Arras Boiseux Puisieux Moyenville Cen Byng Courcelles Columms Bapaume Roche Ry Newton C. Parke T.X. S Vosges Frapelle

Gall for 300000 Selective Service Men to Go to Texas

Provost Marshal General Crowder issued a call for 300,000 drafted men to enter the service and go to Texas for mechanical training. The men may volunteer until August 30 and will entrain September 5.

GALL Texas Washington Crowder

Proteus Liner Sinks After Collision. one coal passer lost

Washington reports the Southern Pacific liner Proteus sank after a collision with an unnamed vessel. All passengers and crew were saved except one coal passer who was lost. Navy Department announced the accident occurred today as details were limited.

Southern Pacific Washington Proteus Navy Department

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Gen. Pershing Baltimore Preston Street Bethlehem Steel Company Ray House Ways and Means General March Battle Developments Sec French Uruguay U. S Secretary Baker Arsenal Philadelphia Frankford Arsenal
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