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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

3

Rates of Subscription Listed for Daily Publication

Rates published for daily subscriptions exclude Sundays. Carrier delivery is $4.00 yearly. mail to United States excluding Warren Borough, Alaska, Cuba, Porto Rico, Mexico, Panama Canal Zone, Hawaii, and Philippine Islands is $3.00 yearly. Foreign post-paid subscriptions are $6.00 yearly. entered as second class matter in Warren, Pennsylvania.

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Liquor and our Transports and Allied War Talk

A stirring analysis warns that illicit liquor fuels military vulnerability by aiding enemy spies. It condemns bootleggers and drinkers in uniform, urges reporting law violations, and notes President Wilson and Allied leaders weighing terms for peace amid Bolshevik pressures and German diplomacy during the war.

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Wilsons peace inquiry pins German leaders to truth

The piece argues President Wilson could press the German government with a clear yes or no to his fourteen peace articles. It likens the inquiry to a cross examination, forcing Germany to reveal its real motives, renounce plunder, and withdraw forces to show a sincere peace, otherwise exposing deceit to the German people and world.

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Capture of Juvigny Was a Tough Task by Mangin Army

The report relays Yankee sergeant Norman Clark and fellow Doughboys recounting brutal fighting under General Mangin near Juvigny and Lat Lafaux, detailing machine gun barrages, house-to-house advances, and close combat as American and French forces pressed the Crown Prince’s troops. The piece emphasizes unity with French allies and the grit of American infantry through Vesle and Aisne setbacks toward Juvigny.

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Everett True Cotor Grenade Tales From WWII Front

War veterans recount brutal fighting against German troops near Butter Ranch New Mexico with bayonet charges machine gun fire and airborne peril Private Ferrin Goertz and Private Joseph P Kelly from Elmira New York share frontline memories including injuries and stubborn endurance HC Walker from San Diego recalls a bullet through his skull and a band in the hospital courtyard plays the Star Spangled Banner lifting spirits amid battle fatigue and jibes about brains versus bravery

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Arm Sacrifices Highlighted By War Train Stop

LIFFORD WHITE of Circleville Ohio praises his wartime sacrifice while aboard Uncle Sam's Trophy Train touring the district. He lost an arm at Cantigny and recalls helping capture a machine gun crew as fellow soldiers, including Peter Polomís of Wisconsin, discuss the Germans’ reluctance to fight and the burden of taking prisoners.

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Why We Should Buy Liberty Bonds in WWI Propaganda

Excerpts from essays urge purchase of Liberty Bonds to fund the war effort. Phrases imagine soldiers, Red Cross nurses, and civilians contributing money to defeat Germany, protect homes, and feed schools, with calls to buy bonds now and defend the nation.

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