New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 1

- FRENCH TAKE NEW SUCCESSES F GERMANS IN P AUGUST 28, 1918. —TEN PAGES. SENATOR JAMES OF the to the e been captured confirmed the Au in withdrawal of Berat estions, ated in the 1 very im- of this ward two mile G apture W of prisonc: | | shington, At 1 number | ) Roye. Since Sllies ol of ground taken b we | Preparation of Army - e st Gen. March 112,000 mark place also ha March the said toda Gen reported Alhania of the advance of in front east e time o on > 1 esulting Ital In answer said the Ninc Alaska, Wyoming, is in train to the Fift Brig. C porarily her Since ult have dist larger last March (troops states, Idaho, Nevada) now tached Gen division turday the persi Hindeni mile ¢ Rritish as a tent NTY & APPEALED 10 U. . FOR U e v-First Pacific of onc of overr wdvance, Montana and in ¥ h corps. n. Frederick commandir 1 known to have desi major general to command The 40th (National ( 1roops from (¢ Utah, New Mexicc do) vet reached | The ! morning | Paris, the marks the cr salient in the is being put The French are within point. line for front | | of Are Going to Make Kaiser Hand Over His Sword,” He Told Senate— Later Gen. Mar cessation in British their Summar the western f March the Allied nd the t of miles rance and : dispatehe department, g tem- Gen. h do not indicate Allied apparently Roso From Page in State Legisla- the pressure. The = is continuing ! Pershing i nated the anders front. | a military activitic Saturday, had car- between the the rinst ture to Power in Cong oss, progress on ard Arizona, has not saltimore, Aug. 28.—Senator Ollje zing the division of Kentucky died at Johns | on ront since lifornia, Gen ! ried hospital itish he B today of an said Colo Mrs brother, tion the kidneys James rance H end Frencl oted in atement f James he vy this om tor's with m had for Somme Albert the Tuesday the to a | Scarpe over in eter- the part British con- depth of five important Cam- e plains | mined re wer him when the at 6:45 a on of chief ou inother dcep which now pincers.’ Nesle and Somme sistance of st pointed Senator the James been a patient | enemy. On ttion of lines, the reached the hospital enemy ‘hetween ha two miles of about {hree | tinued to advance believed | miles along the 1n od chance to brai-Arras road e French en reg his healt an attack | for- | this ion front the front went was per- | the at on ormec iter condition hecame mile hiood | S " WAGE INCREASE GRANTED TO 50,000 'WORKERS IN BRIDGEPORT FACTORIES Tuesday on more serions and 1sfusion of was m oceastons snator recently when renomination a 1d cor 1in weake the most fizures i ormed to the his but 1 grave Ollic plet Congress or time h owr fer n M Ty steac arew mes v me of and forceful well as ; Washington, n s the Wage receivi in- minimum of 3z fen worker ants the basic elght hour day ufacturing plants right of workers to tively and tr provides that cents an hour for all over, I demand for the in all the establishes \ug. 28 workers now cents an hour in ¢ munitions and related port, Conn.. are rd of Otto M. Eid chosen by the national to decide controver- ind thetr idol He both popular democrats hip anic creases to B 18 years or ranker in ess than workers’ plants in e man- industries of in e pire board house ceessive vice 1 the the nd senate, and hi, rful voice in le. He himself in tow- al- sla wis th bargain de " 1 provided Now aw jo vions and women th shall receive tlhe uecced the work men ime DAY Th are made case of the I plant, Liberty Ovdn roinate companies employes: A3 decisic workers, 0,000 wage increa ided for tive to rton May Arms erican and i Mfg. C contract shops affected in the controversy; n the six other a to July 1 which voluntarily board on that date. eratic primaries by an overwhelming MLects soine in the W (o Am vhom there has heen retroa long time averted Walsh war lahor with After t Nitel Staten entered dissatistaction for of emin 1 t became threatened strike la week, n F chairman of t of Se James _ joint tist o 3 tor one the most ve senat whe g R hoard plea spokesmen the administration rigina o to Jun which diction me S haabic of dressed workers a 26 His 1 Febrt fiery speech i e umberlain navy 1 5 submitted to on date patience. DPS The minimum for all male killed, 21 ations wrance 14 nswe the that 34 hefore Jlishes i hot un- | ai award e cents skilled or Capito last mpire’s to iy to in rtment by n of the o = an in the or and deliver wi or workers, (o the old ittack upon den [l committee. Ser <h vear over, He ot to heckle, President, and to make the ator military Americ handicap irm appealed hadger or ~ MENICAN LINE FIGHT crated | Americans and Greasers In HOUSE REJECTS DRAFT CHANGES IN' SENATE to Conference With al ins t ying is sword < later taken il he was it weelk rward urning te ak to take Johns H e was the rav Sever Aft et the any cins part Bill Goes Prospects For Early effort to sta right's diseuse d a brother Mar of Kentu 1t the hos life. Many of congre frequently to States hal Agreement. Border, Battle At International j i meni- went pay Nogale 28.— ment by be Ariz whicl Aug An agree- further trouble would was expected to resalt to- | day from conferences between Ameri- can and Mexican officials who wer summoned here following fighting at [the international line late yesterday between A soldiers and Mexi- cans in ericans were killed and 2 The Mexican nalties in the wre variously ated at from 150 to 200 A revised of the cs the Americans and two enlisted o2 and in yesterday's fighting wounded are reported s: Washington, 29. — Senate Aug. the extending draft 15 years were rejected formally to the conference | with amendment the to man power 18 avoided biil - ages to nd of the = n Lizzie s are Miss her senator who the James James father at the Marion, Ky., and Mrs. 1. of Madisonville, and his . H. James, Marion formerly Ruth She was hous : and measure sent to \erican Arrangements were made which three A the conferees to meet immediately s wounded. fighi the hope of smoothing k E ferences after a few hours of Tames 1902 sion in prophet of 7 every political partisan on suf tha men were | civilians Three riously ist sualties the prohibition Consideration in senate hows r-time ered b ofticer national meas one igreement opponent <polken e it ure, nnder an adin and the S0 as to be 1919, reached 1 supporters of amended July 1 next, morrow national demo- 2altimore that made the key- | tic achieve- s democratic na S G mande troop of negro cavalry ) SrSONS Among the Mexicans killed Ollie” elix Penaloza, mayor of Nogales, Ch e RAPHARL WILL FIGHT fuses Request to Put Out K wounded of t hurt measure, is to be effective on January 1 today until wdjourning nator James the ome of at ¥ He instead The American officer killed Hungerford was Cap- was postponed to- the scnate the late S [ tain Joseph D, who com- a drew o respect to of was in, ! Wilson's notify- to dent s election Cabell military Rosey Arizona from Brig. Gen. De com | mander of the iet, hurried Douglas as ached him, military He the | as ears old in seconded lent in legation word trouble Re Gen. governor ported ¢ capital of P of route He for Pres national con Calles M Hermosillo, Sonor Entrance to (1is Department the »xico, wa "L Police Say. in loped that \ Mexican, the Hne by ards, was halted | ¢ i Murph Investigation has the Manager Ray who " o partment store was requested fighting started when a ‘had been | < ind has 1912 when he o Monday | Megicanieasion ning by Patrolman William I I pa g ration otlicer to extinguish two lights in it was said, drew his | 1, not rire. The Mexicar | tire at general wounded Is an American American did NEWSPAPERMAN entran ie store IN PLAMING FORMER DIES in wceord- absol y reruse and £0 to first 1 Mo eport Phis that the ened once. | jaw phael <hooting becime ‘ nd made Among rnit Chief the admin e he will t headquarters Herman, com »atrol ) derielk Lted vith Rawlings st matter istrator Mana ith dispense uarters | Lien nander Jorder here iTis Barney and the residents 100n wias ridin when vound is erious. Corporal Saiien e Lotz was shot through the complic rm lungs the 1 Or Mexic the of earing iin | the Nogales, the Sonori, | window el treet isting | however window (Continued on Ninth Pagze) Nt e ALLIES GET 112,000 CAPTIVES| KENTUCKY IS DEAD IN OPERATIONS SINCE JULY [ plants | | | | | | | | | | | 'DESPERATE DEFENSE GEN. PERSHING PROUD OF MEN WHO STARTED HUN BACK TO FATHERLAND | Counter-Attack, in Conjunc- With Allies, Was Point of War, Army Order Declares. tion IN BAPAUME REGION | vursine Army in France, Associated Press)-— ued the follow- g order i 1t fills me with pride to record in | 4 tribute to the e | of 1 First the Pirst, Twenty-Sixth, »cond and Ameri- it zenc orders a Third Second ievements e Press) proteetiy p: Third, Fourth ghth, Thirty ccond divisions ¢ litionary to comprising | | Twenty-F | Hrty-S the forc f (e 11 foroes battlefield a Allied cause. For | formid- seen had ince and At no been more power- when, on July again to destroy in one the brave men opposed to ital will upon tion. the reg came at tighting our for the almost four most able army th pre its invasion stood years ti ish eg i L world 1 s vet reinforceme lin Since nts d thr time has that pd menacin struc battle to enforce have bec cnemy in the D to dig du No. fense i af Bapaumc Alor pushed ground rive reached Pe mans 1 this Zive catening its capi 5 PULDO; Army emy tim th the C wer 15, it e Xt de- i ind its br world and ! with our allies, The Allied armies gained a victory that marks the turning £ (he war. You did more than to Allies the support to which, our faith was pledged Itruism, our pa- of fustice virility or our milc ; later conjunction counter-attacked brilliant | point | Briti off mme the n M th you ourt and of the r they Dompierre rth of mile s of six Maricourt t give the (tion, to | You proved that our \ad | cific na [ nave inted of | courage | “You initiative the of ronne icious e as a n ha the British nd and sense spirit not of £ro b our f the S 1 Artoi American fit for have shown that cnergy are as f war for the pursuits You have justly won un- praise from allies and the | gratitude countrymen. have paid fo success with | brave com- their mem- our history chieve- | asks o 18 rine-Les- peace ed ou eternal of « vl ewe alu ir our me the Brit lives of many of our shall cherish ind claim for literature their bravery, will point, th Iy. They five officers The neigh paun a1l wssembly or be read to i sam izations at first for- 0d following its receipt.” orl fions prisoners — which \isne Bridges the Vesle 's)-—The is alte Americans Sheliing Ameri Forces Front, uation vood" | thou or : s Ameriean though American silent for lon their objectives ely are the s in front of them, but rather the bridges over the Aisne Gen. Man ing steadily eastward ls Juvigny platean toward the Quentin road his g are in position there to take, rear, the German artillery the line of the Vesle limestone but- | This but- | not only is the by Chemin in on Aug. 27 ng the » most ¢ 1iac ed sit- ring, hion. The increased (Reuter 1ric h Devil in fa sh and t pressure not en and the zuns nev- nt ialions front | er me are » been fo lin f less than four North wpat Hersblo in is, press e yns-St ros ish are reported dri | Sois already in the supporting eat Oupy and ¢ ns | One | the n Ve white whole Gernfan ing of a red hefor handkerchief from the & northeas ress is of to the Vesle line, but also strongest of the flank def | which the western end of the des Dames is covered tress t of Soissons. render { great importance, Tn v vhe hs 1 cen tire t nave in rious e Germans I when forced r ses the old trick resorted to fhe of leav- ‘heoty traps.” which explode battlefield trophy is A thrilling came t GOMPERS IN ENGLAND win the A British air German ¢ hines them well it hase | | pursued | over their o 1l i Gl o President of A. ¥. of T., Abroad to may helow the enemy for home ‘ar other 19" enem; b nl e Explain Object of Amervican Tabor o mix-up British « down one | in Supporting machine n Samuel Gompers American Federation par arrived the 1he | president of the | of L: hi ed of mded hod virships pilot field the have with leanir the observer his Engiish port guiding dperation of ihe plane York., Aug muel Gompers' 28.—The purpose to England. today by Robert cter the American Al- bor Democracy, is union leaders of England Ital etter under- he aims and principleg of | labor movement in the prosecution the war. |1 of S AUNTRIAN RULERS REACH o DRESDEN IN GERMAN TOUR. | Maisel | liance visit here of was explained for 1 the terd S.—Emperor 2N _ | to brin France ] ¥ | the Amc support Mu com- of t and WARNED OF ENEMY MOVIES, Wa Publishers producers were military intelli- of pictures | t oW to be the ertain interests INDUSTRIES. rough | and moy | warned gence ¢ ure down today the iled ¢ has | X ol origin Kk proposed (b 17 the { |in ¢ which feder constan ling exploit | ¢ propa- | 1 plctures, the the to wwth German intelli violate | traair act EMPRESS WORSE, WEATHER : I S.—The German em- Hartford. \uz heen i1l for several |’ New Britain o air. wavmer tonight, 1 e b cast for Worsc cinity: ¥ Thy Ty ind in for- probably wers 1doree 1d Prosecuting War. | t German ship. office - CHAULNES IN SWEEP E Interf Man o Paris,’ troops, ac war office. ) Progresss the French, have been tak Among the’ court, about two# northeast of Royé€ of London, Aug. reached the outs north of the Arras ment issued by the The British Ji1 vanced on a fronf ¢ road Paris, Aug retreat on the ¢ French First and T the enemy ing Germans. French c There is a report t Ailette river. With Assoc the the ated an eventual retirem With ciated Briti Mort the Press- While along the ing up. British line but gained nott attacks finally have a brief period Roye toward Noys Britis] 28/ kirté of -Cambr3 war offi 1e in the of four mileY South of the Somme the Bri (By the hird armies hat G Army in sh Forces in ning.) fighting the batt ning. > had —British capture of Trones Wood, north of the river Sommc troops in their advance astride the Scarpe yesterday than 2,000 Germans. i intermittent front le German Retreat on Somi Associated omme battlefield has are at bec Pres ome )—The precipitate : A no point losing contact wif] Fhe French are inflicting heavy losses on the retrea Germa Tk wvalry is harassing the retreating Germans in th Chaulnes region, hampering the withdrawal of the enemy forceq eral Mangin's army is France, behind th A troops continues begins t The Germans have delivered many counter. In virtually every c: disastrous when the British did retire at two or thee today results for Preparing for New Retreat. French Press.)—Activity e German e British Capture Trones Wood. France, ug. 28 virtual o show 11 he Aisne and the Avre fronts has increased greatly since successes around Roye and on the plateau north o the region ecast of Roye the Germans seem to ent. (By Germa crossing vening— preparing the completed on Fre Soissons th Iy A ss0: th Canadiar captured mor: everywher: e the vas slow: ittacks along the unter-| n 1l rmany Conceals Han Complicate Situation Seizure of Interned M Paris, Aug. 28 has not accepted the c lined by Spain with marine attacks on Sp. to that agreement according clieve probably will be r rs in the hope of sav tion. The Spa declared, will remain Ge fin to pose take man 1arine The attit swspapers howe 1d the the o Gie tends e il §200,000 FIRE AT T'wo Hotels and Severs Destroyed—Ten Fire and Overcome by Eag Revere, Mas: oday at Re Aug. 2 ere Beach ¢ several to wipe along otels, residence ned out m aces the boul was estimated a let lamage The fire, of It tarted in an amusemen firemen were bur ome after an explosion ng One ma issing The hotels dest ind wooden th Totel House and warmer Telegraph | | ‘m 1rks at the beach regard newspaper: tonnage tructures ATT F:MPT T0 ENMESH SPAIN d in Ovder to v Concerning erchant Ships. (Havas.)—Germany onditions out- su anish vessels s here. They no definite *hed until after Germany attempts to complicate mat g the situ government m in its pur- when a »anish ver, n rms: REVERE 0] Residences | men plosion. Fire early lestroved {wo and threat amuseme [l evard rmined Metropolitan nd land ¢ Burned | 1 DRUNZIK AR Man Want Caught Bristol—Hunted Bristol, f wanted by ay with with ister's ho ed for I in Sister's in A ( ntil t WILLINC trom torpedo ON i O Fran CANADIAN Homc This rles RESTED stville for| v for Murde at I City early otl 1 hel on