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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1918

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Germany Striking on Entire Flanders Front

British and French lines endure a ferocious dawn bombardment as German forces unleash a wide offensive across Flanders. Haig reports heavy shelling from Meteren to Nieppe forest and across a ten mile sector between Lena and Arras, with raids yielding prisoners and four machine guns.

London Flanders Battlefront Haig Meteren Vorrmeveele Flanders Givenchy Nieppe Forest Ten Mile Lena Arras Flanders and Picardy Albert Neveville Locre

Germany Seeks Unfair Prisoner Exchange Ultimatum

Washington reports Germany plans to present to Russia an ultimatum demanding release of German prisoners in Siberia with a joker that releases only invalid Russian prisoners. A commission will go to Petrograd to handle the exchange terms while Germany threatens to seize Petrograd if rejected. The plan would free healthy German prisoners and keep those in ill health in Russia under neutral care.

Washington, D.C Germany Russia Siberia Petrograd Hussig

Brandegee Submits Plea to Senate Military Panel

The record shows Brandegee submitting a plea to the Senate military committee to promptly determine if Barglun’s charges of neglect and inefficiency are true or false. The inquiry centers on alleged shortcomings within military leadership and the official response expected from the committee.

Pator Seaae Brandegee Senate Military Committee Barglun

Whispering Offensive Aimed at Fracturing Western Allies

Diplomatic advices report a Teuton plan for a whispering offensive to split British and French allies in the West and precede or accompany a larger military campaign in Flanders and Picardy. The strain of treachery is portrayed as carefully prepared as the main war effort.

Flanders Picardy

Demand for Probe of Profiteering Charge in Senate

Washington April 23 Senator Brandegee of Connecticut demanded that Congress probe charges of profiteering neglect and deficiency in carrying out America's war program. The move came as a report to Gaston Borglan, President Wilson's personal investigator, was discussed in the Senate.

Washington, D. C Congress America Senate Brandegee Connecticut Gaston Borglan Wilson

Daviess County Sees Red Cross Quota Rise

G Allen, local Red Cross campaign manager, reports Daviess County quota set at 16000 for the forthcoming drive, up from 8500 last year. State quota will be 54 percent higher than prior period, but details of local campaign have not been finalized.

G. Allen Daviess County

Foch and Hindenburg Duel Over Ypres Reserve Clash

Analysis of German and Allied strategic moves in the Ypres battle outlines how Von Hindenburg seeks to force a channel port breakthrough while Foch withholds reserves. The piece notes Germany’s potential reserve depletion, the risk of extended front lines, and the possible role of an American army in France by summer as a nuclei for a major operation.

New York von Hindenburg Ypres Hindenburg Foch France Hielenburg Channel Rast Amiena Tranch

War Talk at Be Simon's Church Meeting Ends with Patriotism

A Sunday night gathering at Be Simon's Church drew a large audience as Rev James Ryan spoke on the nation's entry into war. He argued we fight autocracy and militarism to make the world safe for democracy, while lauding Our soldiers and the spirit of service. The event featured organ music, a Boy Scout procession with a large service flag, and a stirring rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.

Be Simon's Bertha Smettser Regina ‘Kretz Plage Mary Sanford Boy Scouts Navy Army Washington James Ryan St Mary of the Woods Willlam A. Jochum James Gregoire John Stanton Vincennes Patrick Griffin Indianapolis James Bolin Joseph Gordon Loogootea Edward Cobb St. Michaels Philip I Schneider Cannerburg Joseph Clancy St. Mary's Barr Township Vincent Dwyer St Martin's Joseph Matthews Montgomery John F O'Hare John T. Walsh St. Mary-of-the- Woods Russia Belgium Germany Reichstag

Mine Culprit Guarded After Attempted Wreck in Oakland City

Guard at Oakland City Ayshire mine keeps watch for an unknown intruder who tried to wreck a mine car on Saturday. Officials believe the man may still be inside the shaft and hungry conditions could force him out. The suspect placed heavy timber across the track at a curved section twice.

Man Oakland City Ind

Americans With French In Thick Of The Fight

American regiments 104th and 12th Massachusetts received the French war crete for bravery in repelling a German attack at Apremont wood during March 10 to 13. Reports from the Lorraine and Northern France describe open warfare as Americans join French lines, facing heavy bombardment and moving in stages through villages amid cheers and artillery.

Lorraine 104Th Massachusetts Apremont Woodd Fred 5. Ferguson France French War Office

Large American Casualties and Overseas Draft Forced

Washington April 20 casualty lists show 38 named Americans recorded by the War Department including 18 killed in action 13 dead from disease 1 dead from wounds 25 wounded 87 slightly hurt 4 missing and 2 dead from other causes Washington April 29 large quotas of American men will be required for immediate overseas service to fill gaps on the western front the War Department said the crisis has led to readiness for even larger calls despite enemy setbacks while allied command notes Bosche failures in wrecking the British army.

Waskinston West Front War Department Font Allied Bosche

Transports Damaged in Collision at Sea

Two American transports collided while under convoy and running without light. Both were undamaged seriously and returned safely to an Atlantic port for repairs. An official statement notes no lives were lost. A French botanist reports a plant in Africa that coughs to eject dust from its leaf pores.

Washington, D.C Oars Department Atlantic

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