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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

7

Pershing Recaps Allied Pushes From Marne To Meuse

The account covers American and French coordinated offensives from the Marne defenses through the Meuse Argonne campaign. It highlights divisions that held, captured prisoners and artillery, and the turning point leading to final victory. It notes Pershing’s praise for派 teams, French aid in artillery and aviation, and the expansion of American forces to three corps under three armies.

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Death of Mrs John Drew in New Jersey hotel

The wife of actor John Drew died today in her rooms at the Hotel Ugonyguin Path. Reports say a violent quarrel sparked by a poison mishap led to her death. Mrs Drew was born Josephine Baker of Philadelphia, daughter of John Baker, an actor. The couple reportedly married in 1887 after a prior quarrel in which a friend became involved. A diet remedy for influenza is mentioned but details are unclear.

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Baruch resigns as War Industries Board chief effective January one

President Wilson accepts Bernard M Baruch's resignation from the War Industries Board, with the body to cease as a government agency on January 1. Baruch cites post armistice contract cancellations and material shortages resolved, and he suggests board facilities be used as trade advisory support to Commerce and the War Trade Board. The president lauds the board's work and hopes Baruch remains in Washington to advise. In New Orleans, a strike by masters, mates, and pilots on the Mississippi halts most river traffic between the Red River and the gulf, with wage and condition demands under conference.

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McAdoo Cancels Chicago Trip Over Telegraphers Complaint

Director General of Railroads McAdoo canceled his planned trip to Chicago for the National Live Stock Association meeting. He says he will personally address the complaint of railroad telegraphers whose representatives from across the country have gathered here.

McAdoo Chicago National Live Stock Association

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