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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1918

Page

6

Mist aids gain of above two miles by Arras

British and French forces press north of the Somme in a shifting front across Oise and Picardy. French troops advance toward Noyon and Pontoise while reporting captures near Achiet-le-Grand and Camelin. British forces seize Conreuils Achiet-le-Petit and push toward Maverneville and Beaucourt-sur-Ancre in a dawn drive.

Arras Paris Havas Pontoise Noyon Camelin London Conreedles Achiet-le-Petit Maverneville Beaucourt-sur- Ancre Ancre Movenneyville Keancourt-sur-Ancre Niles Achtet-Le-Grand Achie-le-Petit Achiet-le-Grand

French General Maugin Advances On Oise Front

The Associated Press reports Gen Maugin has advanced over two miles in three days along the Oise front, with Noyon and the Oise line now apparently within reach. Days earlier Mangin’s army was credited with capturing 500 guns and 500 trench mortars since the Allied offensive began on July 18.

Maugin Associated Press Oise Noyon Mangin Frank H. SisioNps Tribune Association New York Tribune New York Arras Reims Sommerseeihs Marne Salient Oureg Veste Dainee Somme Debouy Humbert Mindenburg Lassien Aisne la Fere Tassigny Marne Fere Tardenois Neron Nesle Canal du Nord Peronne Windenburs Noron

Iowa draft quotas set for September pull to Camp Dodge

Des Moines August 21 Quotas for town local draft boards to provide 000 selective service men to Camp Dodge from September 3 to 6 were announced. Black Hawk 71 Cerro Gordo 64 Clinton 3 Clinton No 2 3 Des Moines 3 Dubuque Linn Muscatine Scott 2 12 Wapello Davenport zones assign counts. Train schedules not ready. Quotas for 60 limited service men to Mort Riley Kansas September 6 not yet compiled. Most travelers will come from last June registration as about 400 Class 7 men remain of the LA17 registration.

Des Moines Selective Service Camp Dodge Couity Board Black Hawk Cerro Gordo Clinton Dubuque Qedar Rapids Davenport Mort Riley Kan Camps Dodge

Kaiser Battalion Chosen for Trials to Instruct Army

Emperor William selects Brandenburg battalion for trials to train and develop new fighting methods for German infantry. Dispatch reported by Karl Rosner in Lokal Anzeiger notes the unit will work on every new phase of modern combat. Advertisement for Martin’s El Verso Havana cigar appears and distracts from news.

Insterdais Ani Brandenburg Emperor William Lokal Anom Karl Rosner

Spain to use German ships in Spanish ports

Spain informed Germany that due to submarine sinkings, Spanish ships will be replaced by German vessels in Spanish ports. The cabinet at San Sebastian issued the official statement promising continued neutrality. They reported 20 percent of the Spanish merchant marine sunk and over 1000 sailors killed. Eduardo Darias denied receiving any note from Germany hinting at a rupture.

Associated Press Paris Spain Germany San Sebastian ATO Eduardo Dais

Russian officers held as hundreds shot in Moscow purge

Amsterdam reports former Russian grand duke Paul Alexandroviteh has been arrested by Bolsheviks in Moscow. Dr Paquet claims several hundred officers were executed, while others renounced Russian citizenship and received German or Polish passes before release or transfer to a concentration camp. British and French businessmen are said to be among those arrested.

fSy Associated Press Amsterdam Paul Alexandroviteh AVS Moscow Wokal Nzeiger Berlin Bolsheviks G Rand Dmitri Pavloviteh Bri Alfons Paquet Frankfort Zeitung Paquet Telon Tere Ror

Ford days profit return plan announced by Henry Ford

Henry Ford announced he will return to the United States all profits he personally earns from government contract work. He said he expects other Ford Motor Company stockholders to follow. Government contracts to Ford amount to several million dollars, though no profits have yet been paid as contracts remain incomplete.

Detroit Mini Henry Ford United States Ford Motor Company

Modest in Japan Wound Police and Damage Homes

Crowds up to 10,000 clash in rice price protests across Japan injuring autos and tramways. Nagoya post office raided. police station attacked. one rioter killed. several policemen wounded. Government to publish two official bulletins daily after press compromise. Military and police dispersed mobs in Tokyo and surrounding prefectures.

Associated Press Tokio Japan Nagoya Wa“kayama

Former Dutch War Minister Colyn to Become Premier

London Aug 21 Jonkheer Colyn former minister of war will become Dutch Premier per the Amsterdam Telegraaf and Telegraph report after Nolens and De Savernin Lohman failed to form a ministry Queen Wilhelmina summoned Colyn to Hetloo summer residence Early May reports had him in England with German peace proposals he denied the trip and visited England again in July.

London Jonkaeer Colyn Amsterdam Telegraaf Nolens de Savernin Lohman Wilhelmina Colyn Hetloo Jonkheer Colyn England Germany

Allied Forces Push German Lines on Broad Front in France

Allied troops push forward across a widening front from the Oise to the Somme as German retirement lines shift. Gen March notes 32 American divisions in France and Brazil’s free ship for two U.S. trips, with fronts shortened by over 50 miles.

Washington, D. C France North Sea March Prince Fish Brazil United States 77Th New York City Italy Vosges 36Th National Guard Ini New England National Buard Division Chateau Thierry Torey Belleau Marne Associated Press Bend Sali 5 Landers Allie Meteren Merville Oise

Newspaper Delivery Notice by Carrier Error

If the paper is not delivered by 6 o clock due to carrier error or other cause, call WHONE 39360 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p.m.

Prayer Against Slackers Opens Session of House

TheHouse opened with Chaplain Rev Henry NX Couden leading a prayer denouncing hyphenated Americans pro Germans spies profiteers and pactists who would hinder war efforts urging unity for a just world order amid wartime strains.

Washington Henry NX. Couden Hueman

Poles May Name Monarch in Central Powers Talks

Baron Burian, Austro Hungarian foreign minister, says Poland may freely choose its own king and that details will be settled in joint Austro German negotiations. He confirms the peace program remains unchanged despite brief conferences at German headquarters.

Associated Frees Amsterdam Aue Baron Burian Vienna Austria Hungary Germany Bar-on Rburian

Administration manpower bill gets favorable committee vote

The house military committee approved the administration manpower bill with an amendment creating a separate youths 16 to 20 class for conscription after ages 21 to 45. Another Dent amendment says soldiers under 21 may still receive commissions. A War Department driven section allows draft age men to attend college for technical training in uniform without altering military status.

Washington, D. C House Military Committee Administration Dent War Department

German submarine raiders sink Grand Banks trawlers

Naval forces race to the North Atlantic after the Triumph, a steam trawler seized by a German U boat, sinks three vessels including Una P Saunders and Francis J O Hara. Six U boats operate off the coast as captains report heavy losses and need to recoal the Triumph every ten days.

Washington, D.C North Atlantic Associated Press Triumph Vevichine Nova Scotia Grand Banks Issels Una Wallace Bruce Piatt Andrew Una P. Saunders Francis J. O'Hara Dories Myrrhe Boston New England Bay of Fundy

Priority Industries Soon to Be Told by War Board

A new priority list of industries to receive coal, transportation, labor, materials and financial assistance, with provision for civilian needs, is being compiled by the war industries board. It will be issued within 10 days or two weeks and will form the basis for operation of the work or fight order.

Washington, D. C War Industries Board Vorder

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