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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1918

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French Gain Ground As Gury, Bray Fall In Battle

Paris reports French troops captured Gury and Haig says allied forces advanced east of Fouquescourt and near Bray. British and American units pressed the Somme front, seized Proyart, and took hundreds of German prisoners. Air actions dominated with missions against bridges while tank crews and infantry push toward the Hindenburg line.

Paris Gury Roye London Somme Oise Fouquescourt Proyart Bray Haig Associated Presa France Associated Press Rupprecht Bavaria Bethincourt Perona Chauuly Parvillers Damery Andechy L’echelle Armanecourt Dancourt Popincourt Rogersgur-Matz Mareuil Samson Antoval Ribecourt Hindenburg Avre Roye-sur- Matz Chevincourt Vesle Fismes Monastir Seres

Officials report Allied advance in Somme area and Picardy

London dispatch details French and British gains on the Somme and in Picardy with large prisoner and gun captures. French forces push toward Roye Des Loges and Thiescourt plateau while German resistance remains stiff north of the Somme. Nearly 40,000 prisoners and 700 guns reported taken by Allies.

Roye France Associated Press Avre Ose Thiescourt Noyon Ribecourt Paris Picardy

Anna Held Dies after Long Illness in New York

New York August 12 Actress Anna Held died late today after several months of illness from myeloma a rare spinal marrow disintegration. She had been gravely ill since April and repeatedly rallied until a pneumonia attack weeks ago. Doctors cited her remarkable will power as key to brief recoveries.

New York Anna Held Miss Held

Carmen Strike for Increase on Cham bersburgh Line

Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland reports more than half the trainmen on the Chambersburg Green Castle and Waynesboro Electric Railway, a branch of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway, are on strike. Last week they won an increase to 25 to 28 cents an hour and now demand 35 cents and 40 cents for certain jobs.

Washington Post Hagerstown Chambersburgh Green Castle Waynesboro Hagerstown and Frederick

Victims Gassed by U-Boat Reported Out of Danger

Communications from the Cape Fear River coast guard at Smith's Island report that none of the victims aboard the lighthouse crew or life saving station personnel suffered serious injury. The event involved a brood of chickens killed and other animals gasping after a U-boat incident near Wilmington.

Wilmington Coast Guard Smith’s Island Cape Fear Lghthouse Charles Swann Coast Guards Willis Navy Department

Colquitt Denies German Propaganda Conference

Dallas report says former Texas governor Colquitt denied attending any conference to buy a New York newspaper as German propaganda. He recalled a January 1915 New York trip for other business and said any discussion with Texas men about the New York Sun was informal and unproductive. He denied meetings with Dr Dernberg or negotiations aiming to disloyalize the United States.

Dallas Tex O B Colquitt Texas Today New York Becker Texas New York Sun Dernberg Viereck Hugh M Smith Bureau of Fisheries New England United States Fisheries Service Smith Gloucester Fisheries Service Sweden

Our First Defeat in War Report Sparks Debate in Berlin

Amsterdam reports a military writer suggesting withdrawal to new German positions to avoid heavier losses. Berlin papers question reverses and censures, with Ludendorff and Turkish attach contrasting views on the Marne. The Somme to avre defeat blamed on troops and Von Kuehlmann speech. Vorwaerts urges truth.

Amsterdam Berlin Zeitung Am Mittag Hague Berlin Munich Ludendorff Prince Henry of Prussia Hamburg The Marne Deutsches Zeitung Somme Avre Orase Rupprecht Bavaria von Kuehlmann Vorwaerts

Foch thanks America for aid and continued support

Mme Le Marshal Foch expresses profound gratitude to America for aid to French widows and orphans, praising American generosity via the Lafayette Memorial Fund. She appeals for ongoing assistance, noting relief to victims and the duty of France to share in the Allied victory effort.

New York America Mme le Marshal Foch John Moffatt Lafayette France

Slavs Arrest Aliens Move of Bolshevik Center Planned

Reports from Moscow via Berlin describe wholesale arrests of allied nationals and a planned move of the Bolshevik government from Moscow to Kronstadt. Lenine and Trotzky are said to be there with prisoners, while German ambassador Helfferich fears for staff safety and relocates to Pskov amid a growing food crisis and intensified anti-Czech campaigns.

Amsterdam Moscow Lokal Anzeiger Berlin Kronstadt Lenine Trotzky Soviets Russia Tageblatt of Helfferich Pskov Petrograd Rugana Vossische Zeitung Helferrich Russian Empire Volga Samara Simbirak Central Glia Pravda Soviet Republic

Slayer of Von Eichhorn Executed in Kiel

Amsterdam reports Boris Dan skle, the assassin of Herman von Eichhorn, was executed in Kiel after a German military court confirmed sentence. The ruling was pronounced Saturday and carried out immediately.

Amsterdam Boris Dan~skle Wield Muraha Herman von Hichhorn Kiel

British Raid Night Assault Near Asiago Attains 360 Prisoners

Italian front report details a coordinated British operation between midnight and 4 AM along the Asiago line. About a dozen raids targeted dugouts and machine gun positions, reaching the town outskirts and taking 360 prisoners with enemy casualties. The action lit the mountain night with flares and shellfire, leaving the area in smoke and darkness as troops withdrew.

Ward Price London Times Washington Post the Public Ledger Italy Asiago Brea

Peace offensive begun at Munich

Amsterdam reports a new peace offensive linked to Prof J Quidde of Vienna Prof Heinrich Lammasch of Budapest and Bishop Frankner of the Meman Catholic Church in Hungary. They seek a secret ballot by belligerent representatives to exchange peace views via interparliamentary groups.

Amsterdam Munich Tageblatt Berlin J. Quidde Vienna Heinrich Lammasch Budapest Frankner Meman Catholic Church Hungary Tec Interparliamentary Wnier Christiania Quidde Lammasch Quiddie Germany Wilson

British Down Big Zeppelin Over English Channel

British airmen report sinking a large German Zeppelin off the English coast after close aerial attacks. The airship, observed at daybreak, was destroyed in flames following a brief fight with Royal Air Force planes.

London East Coat Royal Air Tores

U Boat Gas Attacks Coast and Sinks Vessels

Reports from Nantucket and Georges Bank indicate German U boats attacked the Atlantic coast with gas and depth charges. A destroyer fired on a submarine east of Virginia, possibly sinking or damaging it. Six men were gassed on Smith Island NC, with no deaths, as officials warn of continued submarine activity and potential coastal strikes.

Washington Post Co Atlantic Seaboard Nantucket Coast Guard Smith Island North Carolina Virginia Daniels Navy Department Daniele Sixth Naval District Charleston Col Chase Coast Artillery Corps Fort Caswell N Cc Willis Smith Inland Guard Smith's Island Cape Fear Wilmington Atlantic Seashde New England Patie Associated Press Mass Penistone Georges Bank Penistons Boston

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