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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1917

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Germans Launch Heavy Assault on Cambrai Front

British forces repel German forces on a nine mile Cambrai front near Las Lin, with tanks deployed by General Byng. An initial German push gains two miles before British counterattacks recapture ground. Haig reports the battle continues with several villages retaken on the southern flank.

Undeed Rupprecht Las Linc Cambrai Byng Germany Haig Berlin

Bolsheviki About To Yield In Russia Revolt

Stockholm dispatch reports Russian provinces on the verge of an anti Bolshevik uprising as officials resign for safety. Trotsky Lenin and other Bolsheviki leaders push for a separate peace with Germany, risking a Russia wide civil war. Courier from Petrograd delivers the tale.

Joseph Shaplin Stockholm Trotsky, Lenines Fetrograd Germany Petrograd

Knights of Columbus to attend church services

The Knights of Columbus will march from their hall at 7 45 to St Marys church for an 8 oclock mass tomorrow. All members will receive holy communion and there is a call to complete Christmas shopping before the eleventh hour rush.

Knights of Columbus St. Mary‘s Church the Knights of Columbus St. Mary's Church

Does Advertising Pay A City Study On Five and Ten Cent Stores

A crowd flocked to the new Woolworth five and ten cent store and the Chicago Fair fire sale, both bursting with shoppers. The piece argues advertising drew crowds, noting merchants who advertise attract more business, while those who skip ads lose customers.

Woolworth Mornig Democrat

Wreck of Baltimore and Ohio Passenger Train Near Salem Ill

Baltimore and Ohio passenger train number 11 wrecked near Salem Illinois shortly before eight this morning. No injuries reported though reports say the engine turned over after the train jumped the track. Engineer Charles Spink and fireman Joe Hart were aboard the engine as wrecking crews were summoned from Salem. The Washington to Salem service left Washington at 8 o'clock.

Baltimore & Ohio Washington Salem Ill Charles Spink Joe Hart

Flag Women at Rail Crossings Hit World War II Duty

Indianapolis reports flag-women at railroad crossings becoming a wartime fixture. The B&O South Western Railway hires women to replace men called to service. Mrs Mary Floyd, a widow with two children, guards crossings at New Albany, following the pioneer at the public safety post.

Indianapolis New Albany Mary Floyd Pioneer United States

Scandinavian nations pledge neutrality and aid exchange

Norway Sweden and Denmark reach a joint agreement to maintain utmost neutrality during the war. They vow to assist each other by exchanging merchandise regardless of the conflict's length, signaling Scandinavian harmony after the conference in Christiana.

United Press Christiana Norway Sweden Denmark

President Wilson Pledges U S Aid to Roumania in War

President Wilson telegraphed Roumanian Premier promising American support now and after the war as Roumania faces Soviet Russia. In a parallel message to Japan, he said Ishii's visit would bring outcomes as lasting as the friendship between the United States and Japan. He praised Roumanian resolve against German influence and pledged continued U S defense of Roumanian independence.

Japan Ishii United Press Washington Wilson United States Pres. Wilson Roumania

New Instructor Named for Local High School

Ernest Gray of Vevay Indiana has been hired to fill the manual training vacancy created by Ralph Smalley’s resignation. Gray will serve as assistant manual training instructor and coach the high school basketball team. He studied at Danville State Normal and Indiana University and is seen as well qualified for the post.

Ernest Gray Vevay Ind Ralph Smalley Smalley Gray Indiana State Normal School Danville Indiana University

Austria Seidler Says Austria Seeks General Peace

Premier Seidler told the Austrian parliament that Austria plans to negotiate a general peace without territorial or economic violations. A dispatch from Amsterdam quotes Vienna advising conciliatory negotiations with Russia.

London Austria Seidler Amsterdam Vienna Russia

Entente Seeks Victory as German Terms Remain Unclear

Berlin dispatch reports German Foreign Secretary Von Kuehlmann telling the Reichstag that Germany will not bring large arms to the peace conference. He says the entente seeks only victory and defines terms simply if the enemy asks.

Berlin Germany von Kuehlmann Reichstag Vietory

British Front Holds Ground After Decisive German Attacks

British troops press to hold territory between Mouvres and Bourlon as German assaults falter near Cambrai. Haig reports no renewals last night while British guns pound enemy positions, leaving a grim battlefield of dead and destroyed equipment across the no man’s land.

General Byng Cambrai Marshal Haig William Philip Simms United Press Mouvres Bourlon

Teach Germany a lesson without wiping it out

James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany backs part of Lansdowne letter urging against annihilating Germany. He says the war for conquest must end and that outrages like Belgium’s invasion and the Lusitania murders must not recur. The Kaiser would not tolerate postwar nonsense from America.

New York James W. Gerard Germany Marquis of Lansdowne Belgium Lusitania America Gerard

Water regulation plan discussed by Washington officials

Growers with large seed stock are asked to aid the effort by storing seed and notifying Laurens Greene of Lafayette, chairman of the stocks sub-committee, which has the work in charge.

Washington Laurens Greene Lafayette

Death claims Miss Porter in Eureka street home

Miss Stell Porter aged forty one died Friday night at the home of Mrs. Clara Carnahan on State street after a long asthma battle and heart trouble. She had lived with Mrs. Carnahan for five years since her brother Will Porter’s death. Porter's relatives are uncles and aunts. she belonged to Eureka Rebekah lodge and the Ladies Circle of the G A R. The coroner will hold an inquest as the death occurred without a physician’s presence.

Stell Porter Clara Carnahan State Street Miss Porter Washington State Road Eureka - Rebekah Laedies The G. ‘A Rn Burch Wuertz Dave Louis Frank

Doctors Urge Care for Feet and Hygiene in Children

Dr J N Harty argues foot health is rare among municipal hospital patients and urges regular foot baths to prevent bromidrosia and fallen arches. He links improper footwear and posture to foot troubles, noting neglected eye and dental hygiene and comparing U S education unfavorably with Japan.

Indiana Japan

Purdue experts plan potato production increase in Indiana

Lafayette Ind Dec 1 Purdue University experts have begun work to increase potato production in Indiana next year aiming to raise yields and expand state agriculture through new methods and varieties.

Purdue University Indiana Lafayette Ind Purdue ‘University

Bargain Street Rush Shoppers Pack Main Street

Crowds surged at bargain sales on Main Street Washington with women leading the rush and one woman fainting. Men outside teased while wives carried packages and ten cent bargains. The day proved advertising pays as stores reported strong business all morning and into the afternoon.

Main Street Washington

Willam tegrigg seeks forgiveness after recall of past crime

In Columbus Indiana on December 1 report recalls Willam tegrigg fifteen years after a killing he committed as a young man. Now studying for the ministry he asked Bartholomew county warden to forgive him and pay any charges if due. The warden forgives and will press no charges. Also noted is Mrs Sarah Ann Pickup, seventy eight, who in two years knitted 103 pairs of heavy woolen socks.

Columbus Ind Willam’ Tegrigg Bartholomew County Vine Sarah Ann Pickup Providence

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