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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1918

Page

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Allied Armies Hold Lines On Piave Front In Italy

Allied and Italian forces report stubborn front lines along the Piave River with Austrian efforts halted. British observers claim riverbank positions hold as Austrian pressure intensifies and counteroffensive rumors surface in the mountainous sector near Lake Garda.

Adriatic Asiag Piave Piave River Montello Uper Piave Renson Loop Cape Sile Brenta Lave Treviso Nante Belluna Italy Lake Garda Somme LYMAN Ancre Vale Serre Ramice Vastrian

Draft Shows Need Babes Have of Care

Chicago June 18 The read of caring for babies was a lesson drawn from the draft by Mrs Ira Couch Wood who addressed the Methodist ministers on Save the Baby campaign The draft has shown us that one third of the young men are physically unfit to fulfill army standards Many of their defects could have been cured in childhood if parents had known how to do it at the time We ask the pastors to cooperate with the women in the campaign of education which we are trying to carry on

Chicago Ira Couch Wood

Burnquist Far Ahead In Race For Governor

St Paul June 15 Burnquist leads Lindbergh by large margins in Republican governor primary returns from 1 086 of 3 119 precincts. Burnquist 93 147 Lindbergh 55 902 with Ramsey County results showing Burnquist 11 849 Lindbergh 9 620 Comstock 5 568 Wheaton 1 914 United States Senator Nelson leads Peterson. A second brief notes June 18 observers predicting Burnquist renomination with 50 000+ majority and Lindbergh 30 000 behind.

St. Paul Minn J. A. A. Burnquist Charles A. Lindbergh Burnquist Lindbergh Ramsey Comstock Wheaton United States Nelson Peterson J. A. Burnquist League Burnauist Harold Knutson St. Cloud Sidney Anderson Charles R. Davis Charles R. Pye Northfield Andrew J. Volstead Halvor Steenerson Thomas D. Schail Minneapolis

French Fight Off Austrian Drive On Piave

Paris reports from Rome say French troops blocked the Austrian offensive in the Piave drive. Despite heavy attacks the French lost four men and, led by 12 grenadiers, captured 2163 Austrians. French artillery on the Asiago plateau dominated Austrian batteries and decimated attacking infantry.

Paris Rome Asiago

Pittsburg Officer Nominated for French Legion of Honor

Second Lieutenant John Bissell of Pittsburgh has been recommended for the French Legion of Honor for gallantry at Chateau Thierry on June 2. Under heavy fire he exposed himself to direct machine gun fire to guide his men to safety before returning to help them cross the bridge. One man’s fate after crossing remains unknown.

Associated Press Marne John Bissell Pittsburgh Chateau Thierry Bissell The Jsell Marne Began A Fire That Swept the Second Bridge, Lieut. Hisself Lieut

Sinn Fein Leader Charged With Spying Reaches New York

Sinn Fein leader Jeremiah A. O Leary, arrested in Washington state, arrived in New York in federal custody. He appeared before Judge Learned Hand, pleaded not guilty to treason and espionage charges, and was held without bail. He faces indictments with two Germans and four Americans for alleged espionage plots.

New York Jeremiah A. O'Leary Sinn Fein Washington State West O'Leary Learned Hand Germany United States

U S Express Pact Bumped By Antitrust Push

Washington June 18 Attorney General Gregory refused to approve the contract between the railroad administration and the new consolidated express company without a provision for restoration of competition after the war.

U. S. Express Washington,d. C Gregory Railroad Administration New Consolidated Ex Press Company

Stage Family Air Fighter Downed Behind Foe Line

Corporal Sidney Rankin Drew of the Franco American air corps was reported killed three weeks after being shot down behind German lines. He was the son of film comedian Sidney Drew and adopted nephew of John Drew, Hollywood figures associated with the Stage Family.

Sidney Rankin Drew Air Corps Paris Sidney Drew John Drew

Czechoslovak Drive Holds Up Grain on Volga

The Czecho-Slovak movement against the Bolsheviki government blocks river traffic on the Volga after seizing the bridge near Syzran. Grain movements by steamer from Samara to the north are halted, with thousands of men transporting grain away from Nijni Novgorod and other river points lacking bread.

Associated Press Moscow Siberia Siberian Volga Nijni Novgorod Syzran North J Samara Nijni Novgorod

32nd National Guard Division Fights in Alsace Front

Washington June 18 The War Department authorized formal announcement that the 32nd Division National Guard now fights on German territory in Alsace. Composed of Michigan and Wisconsin troops they left the United States under Maj. Gen. William G. Haan, trained at Camp MacArthur Texas.

Washington, D.C War Department 32Nd Division Alsace Michigan Wisconsin William G. Haan Camp MacArthur Texas

Mrs Busch Held at Key West for Quiz by Federal Agents

Mrs Adolphus Busch of St Louis returning from Germany is held temporarily in Key West Florida for examination by immigration authorities and agents of the department of justice. She is chief owner of the brewery and other properties ordered taken over yesterday by the alien property custodian Martin La Venga Havana 10c Cigar advertisement.

Washington, D. C Adolphus Busch St. Louis Germany Key West, Fla Department of Justice Great Brewery

Graft In 1.5 Contracts Revealed By Raid

Washington June 18 several thousand letters and documents show an elaborate system of obtaining government contracts on contingent fees. Agencies paid 5 to 29 percent, with millions in fees. Manufacturers were pressured to work with agents who claimed influence in Congress. Attorney General Gregory proposed clauses barring third party negotiations in future contracts. Officials expect savings of millions by deducting fees from ongoing contracts. Prosecutions likely against agents. limited action against manufacturers.

Washington, D. C Department of Justice Lir Mits Department of Justice Congress Department Contract Commission Washington Gen. Gregory Valiha New York

Atlantic Port News Tells Of Ship’s Engagement Near Virginia Capes

Reports from an American steamship crew describe a battle with a German submarine off the Virginia coast. The American vessel remained undamaged, while the submarine and its crew were reportedly destroyed by an American submersible.

Atlantic Virginia Capes Virginia

German Emperor frames war as clash of world views

The Berliner Tageblatt cites a German general claiming American actions hinder German strategy. Emperor William at German headquarters marks a confrontation of two world views, pledging to uphold German principles against Anglo-Saxon influence and noting Britain’s entry has made the war a world struggle.

Washington, D. C State Department Today Berliner Tageblatt Amsterdam William Manimron Great Britain

Hunger Drive of Enemy Attacks Nervesa Zone

Paris reports June 18 with Rome announce Austrian 90 divisions, about 1,000,000 troops, hurled into Italy’s greatest battle. Boroevic commands three armies. fierce fighting at Nervesa and Piave front. Emperor Charles speech found on prisoners urging sacrifice.

Paris Italy Rome Havyus Boroevic Piave Traviso-Montebejiuna Austria Alps Fagare Charles

Delivery Notice If Paper Not Reached By Six Thirty

If the paper is not delivered to your home due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 before 6 30 p m and a copy will be sent. Please phone to reach the office with this notice.

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