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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

10

Plan for Control of Oil Announced

The New York oil industry through the National Petroleum War Service Committee pledges voluntary self regulation of prices, premiums, and crude oil movement to avoid direct government supervision. The plan, effective until Nov 1 and extendable with approval, requires conciliation committees for contract diversions and reports to the national committee. Adherence is voluntary though fuel administration officials warn of potential government intervention if prices fail to stabilize.

New York National Petroleum War Service Committee Bedford Standard Oi Company New Jersey M. L Requa Oil Division National Fuel Administration National Committee

Bohemia Near Revolt After 74 Czech Soldiers Executed

London reports turmoil in Bohemia with 74 Czech soldiers executed and widespread raids. Hungarian garrison is reinforced, arms confiscated, and public meetings banned. Newspapers suppressed or censored as Munich and Dresden outlets note possible general uprising pending.

London Bohemia Atresia Munich Dresden Zurich

Heat Costly to Iowa Corn Crop

Des Moines August 14 with drought persisting the Iowa weekly crop report estimates 25,000,000 bushels of corn worth 40,000,000 dollars lost during the present hot wave.

Des Moines Iowa

Kaiser Forced to Surrender as Troops Refuse to Fire

The Kaiser Wilhelm II, prisoner in his palace on the fifth anniversary of World War I, faces a people led by delegates who compel his surrender after cripples and civilians block bayonets and guns. Women cry out for justice while soldiers waver and join the crowd, ending the Hohenzollern dynasty.

Wilhelm Herman Bernstein Kaiser Wilhelm L. Thdanoek Germany von Lauter Kaiser Prince Oscar von. Lerner Kaiser Wilhelm II Jose von Launer Yorn Launer Tyet Pele New York Herald Co Canada New York Herald

Americans Killed and Wounded On French Front

A long casualty list from the American expeditionary forces reports killed in action, died of wounds, and wounded in action across multiple ranks. Names include officers and enlisted men from states and cities nationwide, with Marine Corps casualties also noted. The roll details actions on the French front and notes casualties among Corporals, Privates, Lieutenants, Sergeants, and others.

Maryland Ottawa Ont D. A. Curley Hagerstown J. H. Greenham Detroit A. L. J. Meade Halstead Minn Brown William B Moscow Cole Sidney T Comnme Webb William F Smyrna Claypool Elza H Bowling Green Keefe William Pittsburgh Kocher Harl Philipsburg N.C Nordman Walter G Chicago Woodward, Lacie Muldrow Okla Dolan Edward M Boston Mass Farmer Joshua B Walton N. C Frodl Vincent F Jonesville Heifner Holfe E. Titonka Tons Gilbert Harvey BH Mt. Vernon Suddaby Ernest Louisville Wiskeski Mech Frank Rockaway Point Little Wagoner Stanley H Taft Cal Alex John Mt. Prospect Badbick Tony T Berlin Wis Balaski William Basile Charles B Waltham Baxter John P Scranton Beal Jacob H Mayersdale Bonney Joseph W Dorchester Brewer Howard E New Brighton Pachrino Joe Roxbury Coppola Gaspare Alcan Italy Corbett New York Crabtree Perry Columbus Ohio Canion George N Fort Wayne Ind Dixon Elbert E. Holliday Ark Dighong James R. Bik Garden W. A. Dosch Gaylord C. Milwaukes Engelhardt Henry H. Alton Farley Vincent Minersville P. Flaherty John . Wo Edgewood Park Aomulis Edison Jennedy Leander W Beaver King William_F Klaiber A. A North Hackensack J. Laurin Albert J Durhamville Leaver Cleveland Libstein Alfred Brooklyn Longdin Arthur Cambridge Lowry William R Grogs Kan Mineci Dominich Viesta McWilliams Ernest P Macon Maleszka Wladyslaw Herrison N. Y.i Joseph John W Goodwater Ala Ruhl Albert D Albany N.Y Shillingburg T. W Mt. Storm W. Va Shulekys Barni Haston Shning Ole New Auburn Snowden Stanley Seattle Wash Speece Charles E Siafwisky George Mayfield Shumate William D Trehton Tenn Breworski Alexander Nevadawa Wasia Stephens Clare Nevada Iowa Satter Henry G Harvey Tomlinson Clyde Newton State Charliera Binghamton Taylor Lee A. Canton A Thomas Ralph W Pittsfield William B., Jr Roslyn Vanek Mikle Hoboken Wagner Alton D Nova Scotia Nada Willyoung Frederick B Franklin Pas Welch Marine Corps Evereig

Virginia hospital apprentice wounded in France action

Savaia E. Gunn, hospital apprentice in the U. S. Navy attached to marine corps headquarters in France, was severely wounded in action on June 22, the Navy Department announced yesterday. Gunn resided at Sutherland, Virginia, before enlisting.

Savaia E. Gunn Marine Corps France Navy Department Gunn Sutherland Sontrauing

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