18 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1918
Page
1
The bomber commander expresses satisfaction with American troops strong spirits and readiness in trench duty. Sammiers shown keen to contribute, pushing for ongoing offensive in the trenches.
Americans in the trenches report repairs on wire and no infantry clashes. Patrols observe enemy activity limited to minor wire repairs and scattered encounters with no sustained artillery or ground fighting. A single skirmish near Vermey shows no decisive action amid tense patrols and cautious moves along the line.
From Ryea teeny Lowaay February 18 reports indicate Lloyd George is suffering from a severe chill. The brief dispatch notes illness as affecting the prime minister, with a reference to his condition and a mention of related political figures and locations, including Philadelphia and France.
A historical account describes a dynamite blast at an ice gorge causing extensive damage along a river. The text details emergency responses, rising flood risks, and subsequent efforts to stabilize the area, naming towns, crews, and equipment involved in the repair and relief work.
Reports say the Guard Doly Company and militia units moved through Corydon to form a defensive ring around the central part of the town. Bridges damaged and losses tallied as residents aid repair crews while authorities plan pursuit and safety measures for civilians.
London report states Charlan Aubert publisher of the ae Journal was arrested today. The trial involves the Holy Pagha case and a figure of 9 million francs linked to the Bolo Pasha affair. The prosectors allege involvement in a suspected murder plot and related financial schemes.
Copenhagen dispatches report a sharp Teuton assertion against the Russian Bolsheviki causing a serious strain in relations between Germany and Austro Hungary. The latest declaration increases tensions among allied powers as negotiations and alignments shift under pressure.
An Austrian paper expresses hope that Czechernin Wilson negotiations will proceed amid signs of strain. Dispatches from London note Vienna's desire to participate in postwar settlement while warnings about collapse of unity in Germany and Austria rise. The report highlights pressure on the Lenin Trotzky government and the broader European balance as peace talks unfold.
A confusing wartime report from Camp Hancock Georgia describes visits by officials and officers, noting security measures and rumors of Baltic and Russian fronts. The piece mentions Finnish representatives and lists various military terms, with dates reflecting the era's chaotic press style.
Washington February 18 The great est financial drive in history launches with estimates showing government daily expenses and revenue projections. Officials cite billions in public spending and tax intake for 1918, outlining expected balances and fiscal targets amid wartime financing.
The Corry community mourns the death of Rev Langdon a former Warren clergyman. He served with the United Brothers and had ties to several towns including Warren Hollis Deloved clergy man.
John Rice secretary of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners addresses workers in Brooklyn urging patriotic resolve. He declares that 98 percent of the men will be back to work, emphasizing loyalty and readiness as the city faces wartime demands.
United Press report from New York on February 15 notes labor leaders urged workers to return to shipyards after a government telegram. Officials claimed no strike would threaten national safety, appealing to patriotism to end walkouts and restore production.
A scrambled report cites Governor and secretary names amid talk of redistricting in a session involving legislators. A parade and birthday observance are noted with tentative scheduling, mentioning Camp Uptam and a Washington event tied to a Friday celebration.
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