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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
3
The article notes sugar shortages caused by cut beet factories and war demands, urging Americans to stay within rations. It warns against evasion like using two spoonfuls or buying from two stores, and says food agents will act against violators. Obedience to Food Administration rules preserves supplies and avoids searches.
Frank H. Simonds highlights the rapid buildup of American divisions in Europe. He notes more than twenty divisions in line or nearing the front, equaling about fifty German divisions, praising the government for a remarkable military achievement and its leadership. He acknowledges past mistakes but affirms the government is doing a fine job for the people.
A recent casualty summary of Marines who halted the German wedge at Paris lists 717 total with 160 killed in action 160 severely wounded and 372 slightly wounded. One man is reported missing from the fighting and no trace of him has been found. no prisoners are confirmed.
Italian forces halted the Austrian push along the Piave River and inflicted heavy losses. Reports claim 45,000 Italian prisoners and vast German casualties, with the enemy routed to the east bank. A decisive outcome could reshape allied front morale and future Austrian actions.
Reports describe wheat harvest activity and mowing in progress as Warren prepares for Fourth of July festivities with visitors already arriving. The county’s dry conditions threaten future workhouse needs if trends continue.
A compilation of editorial quips and opinions from various papers on wartime policy and public sentiment. Highlights range from calls to standardize government parts to critiques of German wartime conduct and economic pressures at home.
The piece argues that German expansion is driven by a rage for conquest and domination. It cites Felix Dann and Klaus Wagner as sources praising conquest and resettlement, and warns that Germany aims to control Europe and key industrial resources through coercive measures.
Analysis argues Von Kuehlmann's Reichstag remarks aim to push diplomacy as a peace option while preserving military victory in Germany. The piece suggests the Foreign Office and the Chancellor manipulate messaging, with fears of resignation if the government disowns him. It views the effort as a failed peace offensive and hints at Verdun-related secrecy.
The piece portrays German plans as a drive to subjugate weaker states and cripple stronger ones, detailing persecution in Belgium Poland Alsace Armenia and more. It argues America must act to thwart Prussian power and end Prussian tyranny and conquest.
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