Germans Attack Reims Front In New Drive Across 14 Miles
Paris reports say German bombardment last night preceded an assault between Vrigny and La Pompelle, aimed at Reims. French forces resisted with heavy losses for the invaders as Pershing notes patrols crossed the Marne and prisoners were taken. The attack stretched about 14 miles. strategic lines may be adjusted as fighting continues.
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Paris
Reims
Vrigny
la Pompelle
War Office
Warstricken
Montdidier-Noyon
San Pompclile
Teutonic
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Chalons
Vesls
la Pompelie
Montdidier
Noyon
Somme
Lys
Piave
Burnquist Leads Lindbergh in Minnesota Governor Race
St Paul, Minn. June 19 A record primary vote reflects bitter clashes between Nonpartisan League and Republican candidates. Burnquist leads Lindbergh by over 50,000 with 2,279 of 3,119 precincts reporting Burnquist 167,923 Lindbergh 117,755. Democratic hopeful Comstock trails Wheaton by about 1,258 with 12,207 to 10,949 from 1,358 precincts.
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St. Paul
Minn
Nonpartisan League
J. A. A. Burnquist
Charles 4. Lindbergh
Burnquist
Lindbergh
W. L. Comstock
Mankato
Fred E. Wheaton
Minneapolis
Comstock
Wheaton
Ottertail
Fourth Liberty Loan Tentative Plan for $6 Billion
Washington June 19 tentative plans for the fourth liberty loan indicate a minimum total of $6,000,000,000 with bonds bearing 4 1/4 percent interest. The campaign is set to begin early in October and the denomination will be the same as the third loan.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
City Welcomes Arkansas Business Tour to Waterloo
About 50 Arkansas business men planters and farmers arrived for a Midwest tour from Lion county. They inspect dairy farms and plants in Waterloo Iowa and meet city leaders at Union Station. Governor Brough urges unity in war effort and praises loyal German Americans as the delegation tours local industry.
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Waterloo
Arkansas
Lion County
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Middlewest
Union Station
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Russell-Lamson
R. C. Thompson
J.F. Nicholson
Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Nicholson
Paiddie West
QC. A. Morris
Iowa Dairy Farm
Maxwell Farm
Hess Farm
Marsh Farm
Kimball Publishing Company
Iowa Dairy
Waterloo Gasoling Engine Company
William Galloway Club
Cr. H. Brough
Galloway Club
Brough
Utah to feed army with sugar from state beet harvest
Ogden Utah June 19 Utah will produce this year sufficient sugar beets to feed its half million population and still have enough to supply the American army of 2 000 000 men with sugar for one year. J W Jones of the department of agriculture stated Utah's 1918 beet sugar output will reach 1 060 000 tons.
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Ogden
Utah
J. W. Jones
Department of Agriculture
Tabriz Outrage and Hospital Seizure Reported
Washington reports Turkish troops sacked the American Hospital at Tabriz Persia and seized American and British consulates, risking war with the Ottoman allies. The Colton memorial hospital in New York was identified as the sacked facility.
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Washington, D. C
Tabriz
Persia
State Department
Teheran
Germany
America
Tonsqs
Colton Memorial
New York
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Colton Memorial Hospital
Philadelphia
Negro Sentry Sentenced Five Years For Sleeping On Duty
At Camp Dix New Jersey June 19 Private Roy B Jackson of Battery C 849th Field Artillery Negro was found guilty by court martial of sleeping on sentry duty and sentenced to five years hard labor at Fort Jay In approving the sentence Maj Gen Hugh S Scott ordered a record posted on Washington bulletin boards The report also notes drastic federal action fixing maximum newsprint prices and lists participating American and Canadian paper companies and mills involved in the agreement
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Camp Dix
N J
Gutilty
Roy B. Jackson
C. 849Th ‘Field Artillery
Fort Jay
Hugh S. Scott
Washington
D. C
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Canada
O. B. Mill
International Paper Company
Minnesota
Ontario Power Company
Gould Paper Company
Spanish River Pulp and Paper Mills
Abitibi Power and Paper Company
Laurentine Company
Reigo-Canadian Pulp and Paper Company
Price Brothers and Co
Dornacona Paper Company
Brompton Pulp and Paper Company
Rubber 60005 Imports Halt Licenses Stop
Washington June 13 After June 25 no licenses for the importation of manufactured rubber goods will be issued by the war trade board and all outstanding licenses have been revoked. Articles with not more than five percent rubber may be exempted. The action aims to shield American rubber goods makers from foreign competition following the crude rubber import restrictions. Martin La Venga Havana De Cigar
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Washington, D. C
War Trade Board
America and Spain to foster permanent economic ties
Madrid June 19. Otto H H Kahn, New York banker, holds interviews with Premier Maura and other Spanish ministers to forge closer financial links between the United States and Spain. King Alfonso received Mr Kahn in a private audience today. Iowa corn crop is three weeks ahead of last year and thriving, says Charles D Reed, director of the Iowa crop bureau, in the weekly bulletin. Conditions overall are highly promising.
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Madrid
Otto HH. Kahn
New York
Maura
Spain
Amecrica
Kahn
Alfonso
Mr. Kahn
Iowa
Nes Moines
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Crop Bureau
Hunger Drive by Austria Checked By FRRNK 4 H. SIMONDS
The article reviews Austria’s June offensive against Italy, noting early gains by Germany against the British and Anglo-French forces at the Aisne. It argues Austria aims to sever Italian rail and road links between the Adige and Piave, risking a Caporetto-like disaster if Italy’s lines are broken. Continued on page two.
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New York
Italy
Aisne
Adige
Sea
Piave
Caporetto
Isonzo
Silk Merchant Held in Paris on Trading Charge
Paris June 19 Jacob Julius Stern a silk merchant claiming American citizenship was arrested yesterday on a charge of commerce with the enemy. Born in Germany in 1852 he came to the United States 300 years ago and founded Stern and Stern with his brother Emil who is now in the United States. The prisoner was held without bail.
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Paris
Jacob Julius Stern
Germany
United States
Stern
Paris Air Raiders Fail To Penetrate City Barricade
Paris notes that since January 31 Germans have staged 14 air raids on the city but only 22 of more than 300 aircraft succeeded in flying over Paris. Excelsior records credit 9 of these penetrations to French defenders who shot down invading planes.
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Paris
Excelsior Today
Poe
Igame of soldiers fatality shocks Iowa family
Newton Ia June 19 Grover White 53 year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph White dies after his three brothers play acting soldiers. A loaded gun was pointed at him by 7 year old William who pulled the trigger. the bullet struck the right side and the man died instantly.
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Newton, Ta
Grover White
Joseph White
Colfax
William
Grover
Town boys seek demotion to reach service overseas
Town youths from Waterloo and Black Hawk County eager for France service at Camp Cody Deming NM are reportedly reducing their ranks to join divisions eligible for overseas duty. Several sergeants reportedly request demotion to privates to align with other units and gain assignment.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk County
France
Camp Cody
Deming
N. ML
Paper delivery instruction notice at carelock office
If the paper is not delivered to your home due to carrier error or other cause, please phone a copy of the paper to reach this office before 6 30 p.m.
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Reay Bane
Warner
Waterloo Daily
U. S. Hospital
Poilu Line
Pershing
War Department
First Army Corps
Judge Comstock
Liberty
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Bryan
Lloyd George
Britain
U. S
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bainbridge Colby
Shipping Board
American
Calby
Hurley
Europe
William J. Bryan
Colby
England
Austria
Congress
U. 3. Army
Martin
Havana
West Front
Rmit Co
Reneeg Teers Coe Tiarines
Dri
Bochea
Turkey
Garlota
The
Martin la Venga
Havana de Cigar
Frrnk
H. Simonds
the Tribune Association
New York Tribune
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