The Arizona copper camp., 1918-02-02
H|STORY-MAK|NG EvENTS'


diet. Proclamation becomes effec-
tive Monday, Jan. 28
Twelve are killed in explosion at
naval station at Newport, R. 1.
Third blizzard in two weeks sweeps
Eastern states.
Fire, set by German agents, de-
stroys over $1,OOO,OOO of property
at Newark, N. j., when barges, a
pier warehouse, and freight cars
were destroyed
Jan. 28.-Cunard liner Anda-
MIA orpRdoed but not sunk, off the
Irish coast. No deaths as result of
explosion.
Great dissatisfaction expressed in
Germany over Won Hertlings speech
before Reichstag.
Won Kuehlmann, German foreign
minister, predicts separate peace
between Germany and Rumania in
near future.
Bolsheviki troops occupy towns of
Krementch and Putivl.
Railroads ordered to dispense with
services of legislative and political
agents and all attorneys not en-
gagged in the performance of neces-
sary legal work by Director General
McAdoo.
Advisory committee of three bank
ers appointed to act in concert with
capital isues committee of federal
reserve board Committee will limit
non-essential enterprises during the
war
Peace by understanding and not by
violence is desired by Germany, ac-
cording to Deputy Fischbeck, speak
ing in Reichstag.
Conditions in Petrograd growing
steadily worse, according to dis
patches from British correspond
entS.
Banks in Kronstadt have been
sacked, and economic conditions are
in perfect chaos.
Germans bomb Red Cross hospital
at Castlefranco, Italy.
Town of Mackay, Queensland, Aus
tralia, completely submerged by
floods resulting from great storm.
Monday, JAM 28.- Secretary of War
Baker, in lengthy statement outlines
Americas war activities, and de-
clares that America will have all
army of 100000 in France early this
year, with 100000 more trained
and equipped ready to follow as
quickly as possible.
Revolution breaks out in Finland,
Red Guard occupies railway station,
sharp fighting reported at Viborg.
German airplanes bomb London, AZ
killed and 169 injured.
Bolsheviki government sewers dip
lomatic relations with Rumania.
Turkish cruiser, formerly the Ger
man cruiser Goeben, is re-floated
and enters the Dardanelles.
Finnish diet elects five delegates to
Brest-Litovsk peace conference.
u. S. employment service starts ell
rolling of $4,000 shipyard workers.
Industrial disturbances in German
manufacturing districts affect many
munition plants.
Germany places 100000 tons of flour
at disposal of Austria-Hungary on
condition that it be returned by
March 18th.
Major General Leonard Wood is
slightly wounded in France while
on an observation tour.
British casualties for last week are
only one-half of previous week.
Worst storm of winter ties up the
Pennsylvania railroad between
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
Manufacture of victory Loaf be-
gun by bakers.
Spanish steamer Giralda sunk by
G0Iudu
Jan. 29.-Italians capture
1900 Germans in an advance in the
mountain region west of Brenta
river, 10 Teuton machines brought
down in air fighting. Advanced po-
sitions retained by Italians include
Col del Rosso and Monte Di Val
Bella.
All labor meetings prohibited in
Germany by order of under secre-
tary of the interior.
Nearly 100000 persons reported on
strike in Berlin, where it is stated
a workmen's council of 500 has been
formed.
Two Americans attached to the Red
Cross are killed by German airmen
in northern Italy
Great floods on Ohio river threaten
many towns.
One hundred and forty-tWo killed
by Villa bandits when train is dy-
namited at Diaz station, 25 miles
south of Chihuahua.
Second air raid of London this year
results in small loss of life
Wednesday, Jan. 30-1,000,000 per
sons reported on strike in Berlin,
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