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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

6

Americans Capture Prisoners at Belleau Wood in Fresh Drive

Allied forces push along the Marne front near Belleau Wood capturing prisoners and machine guns. Reports say 216 taken by 1 am with further captives expected as the British and French fronts report continued local operations. The action includes a notable attack northwest of Chateau Thierry with 150 prisoners in another engagement.

Associated Press France Marne Belleau Wood Alsace Gebweiler Hartmansweiler- Kopf Paris War Office Chatea Thierry French War Office Baron von Seydier Baron Banhans von Seydler

Congressman Takes Escadrille to Italian Front

Capt La Guardia, the American congressman who has been in Italy, has taken the first American escadrille to the Italian front for active duty. Other contingents of American aviators trained in Italy will shortly follow the first unit to the front.

Indicted DAR Official Charged in Larceny Case

New York June 26 Mrs William Cumming Story former director general of the Daughters of the American Revolution was indicted on grand larceny petit larceny and conspiracy charges following an inquiry into the national emergency relief society financial affairs.

New York National Emergency Relief Society Wiliam Cumming Story The Daughters of the American Revolution

Marine casualties rise as 50 more named in France report

Washington reports 50 added to the marine casualty list from France with 46 killed in action. Total Marine deaths reach 341 with 769 wounded and 29 officers among the wounded. Two marines are missing or in enemy hands. Chicago inters 53 Hagenbeck Wallace circus victims from wreck.

Washington, D. C France Navy Tate

Massive July Draft Mobilization Across States

The draft summons reach a peak in July with 367 561 men to be mobilized, the largest monthly total since conscription began. Entrains schedule white registrants July 5 9 and July 15 19 while colored registrants go July 16 26. camps include Jefferson Barracks Camp Dodge and Camp Funston with quotas across Missouri Wisconsin Iowa Kansas and Ohio.

Washington, D. C Crow Crowder Middlewest Missouri Jefferson Barracks Wisconsin Columbus Barracks Ohio Towa Camp Dodge Iowa Kansas Camp Funston

Waterloo Men Leave for National Army

Waterloo sends 66 national army volunteers and 14 transfers to Camp Dodge with a diverse mix of workers and tradesmen among the outgoing group. The crowd at Sycamore Street cheered as the Waterloo Overland Band led the march to the depot, while family and friends bid tearful farewells.

Sycamore Street Chicago Great Western Cross Streets National Army Waterloo Waterloo Overland Band John ‘Panos Soodhy Lfe Church of the Brethren Dunkards Hershbarger Floyd Heranbarger Floyd Galen Arthur N. Ike Iocal Floyd H. Hodkins Ray Woolford Copie John MiNer Peter Ball Harry C. Clark Camp Dodge Lowell Davis Mike K. Mavrodes Leslie E. Perham Russell J. Vogel Mark Sullivan Edward H. Matz Orrai G. Hinds Harry 5. Buchmann Morris E. Beebe Lawrence J. Dunnwald Charles E. Vaughn Leo W. Larsen Herman Johnston Elmer W. Moreland William F. Howard Walter E. Manabl Sheldon Seeley Emil Carroll Arthur Ll. Ryan Herbert J. Catshall

Ottumwa Pledges $90,000 for a New Church After War

Ottumwa Iowa June 26 a three day drive sought 90000 for a new First Presbyterian church funded by Liberty bonds and war saving stamps. Actual subscriptions reached 35000 and pledges exceeded the goal with over 90000, to be used after the war.

Ottumwa First Presbyterian Church

Bulletin boards to post 1918 draft numbers at Courier

Draft numbers for 1918 registrants drawn in Washington will be posted at the Courier building bulletin boards. The drawing starts at 9 30 and will continue until 1200 numbers are drawn from the glass bowl, expected to finish in two hours. The Courier and Reporter noon edition will list most numbers in order. Waterloo's highest 1918 number is 206.

Washington D. C Courier Courier and Reporter Waterloo

Navy warns ships on east Atlantic patrol area

Washington reports shipping in the area east of longitude 40 between Cape Race and Bermuda has been warned of enemy activity. The Navy Department said the government issued the warning yesterday evening without explanation after a German raider was sighted nearby and reported to an American port by an incoming steamer.

Amsterdam Wilson Count von Hertling Reichstag von Kuehlmann League of Nations Eiracenia Germany America Mate Finland Black Sea Count von Westarp von Kuehkimann England Washington, D. C Caps 'Race Bermuda Navy Department Cape Race

Kerensky arrives in London to address labor conference

Former Russian provisional prime minister Alexander Kerensky arrives in London en route to America and is greeted by cheers at the British labor conference. He pledges Russian support in the fight for freedom. Belgium receives 2,250,000 in U S credits, bringing its total loans to 122.8 million and allied credits to 35.97 billion.

London Alexander Kerensky Russia America Kerensky Pramier Belgium Washington, D. C Begium United States

The First Shot by Corporal Osborne de Yarila

Beginning Saturday the Evening Courier will serialize The First Shot the real story of American boys in France Corporal Osborne de Yarila who fired the first shot for Pershing's army writes with Irish humor and thrills per chapter Watch for the first installment Saturday evening

Evening Courier France Osborne de Yarila Pershing

Seydlers balk at remaining cabinet maker’s plan

Austrian premier Seydler declined Emperor Charles invitation to form a new cabinet. Vienna crown council met as food shortages were labelled critical and Emperor Charles prepared to address Emperor William on the matter. Premier nominee Hahnhaus is seen as able to command a parliamentary majority during transition. Baron Banhan is named as possible railways minister in Seydler’s cabinet.

Seydler Emperor Charles Zurich Exchange ‘Telegraph Company Crown Council Vienna Charles William Paul von Ssydiler Herr Hahnhaus London Baron Pei von Seydler Baron Banhans Viennia

German Battalion Swaps Prisoners After Badonviller Raid

A German battalion led a raid near Badonviller on Monday as French and American troops fought back. Berlin reports more than 60 prisoners taken east of Badonviller after a heavy bombardment with gas shells. The action followed a raid by two French and American companies.

Associated Press France Badonviller

Widened draft limits likely to be delayed

Senate military committee opposes enlarging draft ages while planning to study a broader army program to meet wartime needs. Baker March and Crowder warn against premature action and say enough registrants exist for the coming months.

March Baker Senate Military Committee Washington, D.C War Department Congress Hitchcock Nebraska France Chamberlain Senate Fall New’ Mexico Crowder Gen. March Johnson California Acton Army General Staff Merch

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