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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1918

Page

7

Allied British French Break Front At Albert Montdidier

Allied forces break through along a 40 to 50 kilometer front, capturing Moreuil Demuin Ablancourt Morlancourt Cerisy Gailly and other objectives within hours. British and French gains include river and hill positions as German resistance stiffens on the Vesle line and bridges over the Aisne are destroyed.

Associated Press Paris Albert-Mont= didier Moreuil Demuin Ablancourt Morlancourt Gerisy London Soissons-Reims Vesle Aisne France Albert Montdidier Cerisy-Gailly Somme Sailly-Lauretie Marceleave Aubercourt Wisinen Grudendorff Reims la Neuvilette Maneln Soissons Venezil Chemin-des-Dames

Hertling Still Seeks Indemnity in Postwar Terms

In Reichstag remarks reported today Chancellor von Hertling said Germany will retain Belgium until Allies meet conditions including indemnities and restoration of prewar borders. He proposed peace terms granting Germany integrity, renouncing Alsace Lorraine claims, restoring colonies, and recognizing Brest-Litovsk and Baltic states within German influence, plus sea liberty and a boycott renunciation.

Berne Aug. S Reichstag von Hertling Germany Belgium Austria Hertling Alsace-Lorraine France Austria-Hungary Bucharest Brest-Litovsk Courland Lithuania Esthenia Livonia Italy Adriatic

War Cuts Girl Stock in Blue Grass Territory

In Frankfort Kentucky August reports fear shortages of single marrying age women due to many marriages. Young women write to husbands in New York as winter social season nears.

Blue Grass Frankfort A. DB. F New York

Deserters in Austria Grow as Austrian Army Mutiny Threat

Serbian minister Tilenka Vestnich reports thousands of Austrian deserters hiding in mountains and forests. Desertions drain morale, complicate war effort, and threaten imperial control as U S and Wilson promote liberty for nations. Local regimes fear mutiny if harsh measures target deserters.

Paris Europe Tilenka Vestnich France Legation Austria Iwieson United States Wilson Congress Hapsburg

Packers Doom Threatened in Federal Plan

The federal trade commission urged the president to seize control of major stockyards, cold storage plants, and rail cars to break a five-firm meat packing monopoly. Swift, Armour, Morris, Wilson, and Cudahy allegedly manipulate markets, restrict supplies, and profiteer, with extensive international reach and ownership in export meat. The report warns domestic and international harm and suggests a broad remedy, ongoing to page six.

Washington, D. C Aug. S Federal Trade Commission Swift & Co Armour & Co Morris & Co Wilson & Co., Inc Cudahy Packing Company Witte House Silroads International Commission United States Argentine Brazil Uruguay Australia United Kingdom France Italy Belgium Condi

Buying Shirt in Russia Takes Months and Money

Petrograd residents endure a slow path to acquire basic clothing as shortages force a multi-step process. Shoppers hunt for properly sized shirts through many shops, secure a permit after house committee approval, and pay inflated prices up to $15 to $20, with suits reaching about $200 due to widespread shortages.

Russia Petrograd Associated Press House

Paper Delivery Notice Tells Readers to Call for Missed Copy

The notice instructs readers that if the newspaper is not delivered by 6 o'clock they should phone S33Q to receive a copy, with calls to this office to be made before 6 30 p.m. It preserves the era's practical service language and provides a concrete delivery remedy.

Corn and Wheat Forecasts Highlight U S Crop Report

The August 1 crop canvass shows large but reduced production for corn at 2.925 billion bushels and all wheat at 878 million, with winter wheat at 556 million and spring wheat at 222 million. Other crops listed include oats 1.423 billion, barley 222 million, and rye 76.7 million bushels, amid adverse weather. Louisiana votes day ratifying federal prohibition amendment after senate action. temperatures and community notices accompany the item.

Associated Press Washington DD. C Department of Agriculture

Merak Sunk Off Cape Hatteras by German Submarine

Twenty survivors from the Merak 3224 gross ton steamship were reported by marine insurance circles as landed at Norfolk after the vessel was sunk by a German submarine off Cape Hatteras Tuesday night. One small boat with 18 crew members unaccounted for. captain and 23 crew landed at Norfolk. Merak had been taken over by the US Shipping Board and was en route from an American port to Chile with coal.

Associated Press New York Aug Cape Hatteras Norfolk Lake Portage Berwind Duluth Minn

Waterloo officer Becker dies in France in World War I

Lieut. Fred B. Becker of Waterloo and Newell street, a University of Iowa football standout and East High graduate, was killed in action July 21 in France. He was the first Waterloo man to win a commission at Fort Snelling and later served in the Marine Corps after transferring from the regular army.

Waterloo Fred*b Lieut Becker Earl Chap Chapman East West High East High University of Iowa Iowa Kappa Sigma Fort Snelling Minn Francé Regular Army Marine Corps 1 Becans

Navy draft extension not needed say Navy chief

Rear Admiral Palmer told the Senate Military Committee that extending the draft to the Navy is unnecessary for now as the Navy Department has enough personnel and enlistments would not be affected by changing the Army draft ages.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Navy Department Palmer Bureau of Navigation Senate Military Committee Navy

Press officials invited to discuss wire services with Burleson

Washington Aug 8 Representatives of press associations and Washington correspondents were invited by Postmaster General Burleson to meet him Monday for a discussion on providing the most efficient wire facilities for the press under government control of telegraph and telephone systems.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Washington Burleson

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