davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-06-23
German Boycott
Campaign to Open
On July Fourth
Defence Society to Obtain
Pledges From 100000
in Two Americas

WASHINGTON, June GA boycott
against German-made goods, to which
at least twenty million persons in the
two Americas shall be pledged, will be
started by the executive committee of
the American Defence Society on the
roureh OF July. On that day it will
ct the millions who wish to declare
their economic independence of Ger
many.
The pledge suggested for all Ameri-
cans, men and women, follows:
That l may not directly contribute
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
Another Official Failure

Following that was unable %
RS & % nm mt SoS. to take ne oe Of Police c"m'''H'r %
These are nun Or gnioIA&9s & to n; . oS' s s
rhyc IT. two pe presSmea pre- sen, mos have failed
initiative When beionsS 10 tns lime II has en cess ~ b handicap
g6bd has fane the % rssb s@@ 6f sg IN S @ Who have
hnndeap aeSS S heads 10 Sf f SrSnt %sS % To & o.
Allen S'o@ SSs sla sent rot out the sS Of men who
done bot the @ st If n sod 6' nS poa
Pos soI%o9eT soen%sa mat b.
obsG al sh'' the nio%on aonaTGG ' ii
] GS a m OF m MEN S ana could have followed the u the city % w
hat Ta cannot % be cleaned IN m al b Of the people @ OF @ @ @ @ @ should
sla9S & on their heads the public blocking OF
%s Ho' 4,'S S & TS's to @ posn G @ % the 5 5 a Ss
employed knows how To % oondst s Tulsa s efficiently
few more Ge%onPaoH. % % wsoIs t s fear % % S @
There SforcsSa. St' wSsn handled by the
whole lot OF towns ana cities thought
@ would ha aSd sTsS RS'SS''1 %o on S
''qSs BToSahIv Sa Jv,S ~, TOOK Ok ih same attitude
hTsS P,sG h, .5 hai0is G0|s Judge ' %
S t sId ib ssa to stoppeS drastic
he people were aot % dS no % pds 3 on hand to DO the things asked h
results we're not SsnerSy s Their @ @ 'hough me
SPGs osg S e . ss s Of ~hSh comply
9 :o '5 Sa i os ys' 1SsF'92 s tho ss g'G .
winning The war on This side OF the disease
nation eaed % us ES@P 70 Trs' @ & Tss '2"a
' %sH S tSsy 6 ssS S a.F ss .. Psss
@ as 81 S %oa S1Soa%9s ps . O. war cS asGa
prostitution thh city sra , ,
OF ne nation 20 Isolate ana quarantine
OF this
vs. SHOWN h 20 per cent o. tho professional
M ue'eInnauon IN the suggestion Of the
things the
either be by
he nd
oa5s S & S woGG & & be Job & fG the police bu,hs
hat the organised police
tho called citizens to handle the
situation w "''"'' Wv
j. Is evident that Tulsa free from war
tho
not on finance the matter hut furnish the brains
hafdy
headed by who wholly outof
II laoLA Like a Job FOR Tulsa cllzcnS ~ 49, z" ''0s''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
COLONEL EMERSON
AIDS CIECHS.

HARBIN. Mnnchura. Friday. Aur
IL Colonel George " Emerson and
party. for whom grave fears wer,
felt because no tidiurs had been ro.
ccivcd from them for moro than tive
months. now are operating with
the Czecho- Slovak troops near lr
kutsk. according 10 telegram Just
received from Colonel Emerson Tn,
party s. engaged 900 repairing bridges
destroyed hy tho bolshcyik forces
Czccho- Slnvnk forces are com
pletely In control of tho railway
from Lake Baikal to the Ural noun
tainA II ls reported that ten thou
sand Czecho- -SIoy1ks Aro on their
way 10 tho Manchurian front and
that the Japanese are going ErTar
NlRdivostok 90 tho UEurl froht'whefc
they are replacing Czecho -Slovsk
forces that have hetn fighting there
Col George n Emerson former
general manager of the Great North
crn railway wckt 20 siberia last No
vemhor 90 supsriniend the work OF
doubletrackinr and rcqulpping the
trans siberian railway.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
LudendOrf Alarmed BY Talk
of Revolution Among Soldiers

men going on leave be- searched
az test cases before their dcpBr-
uro. Il will be- possible 90 carry
this out at the baths and dressing
stations
"t wish 90 impress upon nll su-
perlor officers who happen to hear
such Objectionable talk or who
hear uf 10 through ulhcrs that
thry must deal with 10 al once ana
without hesitation Tho homo au-
thouUe7 and the director of mill
tHry wiiwayH have been directed 90
take corresponding measures
in atill another document Cen
erHl Ildcrdor0 SAYS there arc
constant reports OF German Off
GERS oN leave yo.DinF utlrrauce-
that 8rc calculated 20 awaken
feelings uf doubt aa 10 German
preparedness fpr battle. lie men.
uous nn officer In Berlin who said
sthot further offrnslvcs we're Inn
possible nn the western front be
cause of ma shoriuEe Of horses and
oats General Ludrndorft warns Of
firers against spreading unfayor-
able uWOrs. Iie declares that h lg
remarkable that. they never bring
encouraging newh home from the
front and adds that n ia "bettgr
20 color the situation With rosy
hue than with black paint"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
HOUSE TO PASS NEW
AGE MEASURE TODAY
Committee Hcports Blli which j.
Expected IN IBc Adopted Before
Adjournment l. Taken.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2t.-Con-
Eress 10 prepared 20 turn It's stten-
tlon tomorrow to tho man power
bin, extending the army draft age
limits 10 all Americans 1870 it
years of age, 20 provide the army
counted upon to defeat Germany
next year.
Debate on the measure will be-
gin simultaneously tomorrow IN the
senate and houses with tho passage
expected In the house bofors ad-
journmont and by the senate within
a fow DAYS
Exclusive right OF way was given
hy the house today 20 the measure
when n was reported 90 the mill
iary committee with tho amendment
90 defer calling youths ~ is ana 10
years bf age until all those 90 and
ovcrihre summoned.
The senate has set aside its three
day recess program for the especial
purpose of taking up the bill The
fiCst business session Of the senate
viii be held tomorrow and Chairman
Chamberlain OF the military COM
mittee tonight anticipated no arm.
Guilty In securing the bll's imme-
diate and exclusive sconrideration
II not passed before next Monday
when the national prohibition mea-
sure would become prlvllegcdl the
bin probably will be held before the
senate until passed, prohibition lead
ers having agreed 10 lay their mea-
sure aside temporarily
Passage OF the bin by an over.
whol1inRly large majority In both
houses with the age limits OF rs 90
As unchanged. ls deemed certain IN
all quarters
The only serious controversies eN.
pected are over the work or fight
Of the senate mllltar,
committee, and tho house commit
tees amendment tapostponlng service
Tor boys OF rs and 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. Aug 2i-Germany's
military leaders have become dis
tinctly worried over the pros.
poets OF a revolution in Germany.
General Ludcndorft ln a cap
tured secret order, has taken
steps 20 employ the assistance or
his commanding officers and va
rioua government agencies 90 help
him stamp out the glowing spark
which has been seen The order,
which iH more Illuminating than
anything which has come OUT ~
Germany In many months follows
II has come to Wy knowledge
through letter addressed 20 tho
royal Trussiuu ministry of war
that men ON leave have spoken
publicly of revolution which Ha
10 break out after tho war.
"A soldier said 20 have come
from the lndustris region OF
Rhcnlsh Westphaliap declared iu @
train that In his homo district
men we're going on leave taking
weapons with them for tho ufore-
said object and that lt was easy 20
take home German ur captured
revolvers NJ well as hand grcuaded
separated into two parts.
Il dcs.tc th,t the clQthing ot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
"Made in Germdny."

10 tho days Of peace for the world Of
trade
They stamped their marx on tho goods thsy
But never again viii they naunt their name
far ihoy have made - d badge Of hhamc
pride
Ana shown tho greed and tho lust inside
And mon Will shudder whenc'cr they tco
ll'll's label rcd Made In Germany
- r'orc their eyes dead men will float
To The end ~ time will pictures rise
Of drmous high in the summer skle,
Seeking the haunis where tho wounded lie
70 murder thcri a. they hurry by.
Nor al their sk,ll nor their Art will hide
The captive boy hat they cfuciiicd.
4 Iuue child with his right hand gons
VIII live whru The wears have Travelled on
As tho sign Of thc German heart and
schools
with tho crimson blood of the babes In
And the iunoco0, dead, with their faces
BOMBED BY the towards high In air.
VII rise long after the war thall cease
TO shame tho Hun in The years Of peace
Mad; ~ ,., 10 cS"G ss, SsG S.G,: Vi. Of '; N. o,rn..
On whatever that stamp Of shame Is seen,
There will he the curse - thing uncleAn
They have foqlsd with ain. what was once
And tbey fhal live by the world denied
For wherever that marx Though the years
There wIIl rise tho scenes that men can .
tCopyrlFh, 1918 by Edgar A Gus,D
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
REVENUE BILL WILL SOON y,
BE READY FOR CONGRESS

wAsHINdToN. Aug. n. -- The
fS. 600 600 900 revenue hill was
practically complete tonight cxcent
Tor the excess profits rates which win
apply t0 approximately one-t tenth OF
all corporations. the income tax nor
NAL rates so far as affected by the
per cent dfforentlal against un-
earned incomes, and some admin
lstratlve provisionS and minor de-
tails The house ways and means
committee. which ~ framing the hill,
adjourned until saturday and In the
meantime Chairman Kitchln and his
expert assistants outside the commit
tee. together with the treasury de-
partment viii work out matters To
be put into final shape by the Scom-
mittee Members OF the committee
we're doubtful tonight however.
whether fhc revenue bill can h re-
ported before the middle OF next
week
Chairman Kitchln estimated that
the excess profits ana war profits
taxes viii raise approximately
t2,O000O0,000, based on the year
1917.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
MEXICAN OIL DECREE IS
TO BE TESTED IN COURT

wAsHINSroN. Aug 2i.-Repre.
sentatives here OF American oil IN
terests In explanation OF the an
nouncement from Mexico City that
negotiations with the Mexican gov.
erument regarding the latest oil de.
cree would not hs continued, said
today these negotiations had been
abandoned because all OF the Amer
lean and other foreign -owQed pu
companies had decided 70 follow N,
suggestions Of the state department
and the Mexican government that o
test be made In the Mexican courts
OF the legality of the decree.
Counsel for the companies have
been INSTRUCTED 10 appeal 10 the
FEDERAL courts IN the Mexican stBtcF
wherein the oil fields are located. as
wei as TO the federal courts ln the
mexican capital against tho en-
forcement OF the docroos. which a~s
alleged 20 he confisCatory, Illegal
and unconstitutional
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
G. A. R. AWAITS TIME TO
WELCOME NEW HEROES

PORTLAND. ore. Aug. 21.-The
Grand Army OF tho Republic "a
awaiting tho time II will welcome It's
sons who nave crushed Pfusslanism
and redeemed the world from autoc-
racy. said Communicated Chief or
lando A. Somers today before the
Fltty-sccond annual cncampment Of
the Grand Army OF tho Hepublic
here.
Tn<nart he said.
our years have marked distinct
era In our couutry's history The
world war now forms a new epoch.
the dawning % new era. A new
book must be opened In this our
sons viii write The book OF the
Grand Army ~ the Republic VIII be
eloquent IN the story of "A republic
saved and race redeemed from
bondage, The book TO be written
by our sons will be the story OF n
world redeemed from autocraey.
when PruSsiaiism shall have
heen crushed. our sons and our sons
sons will return 10 M from over the
sea with the untRrnlEhed banners
OF the republic which their fathers
saved and which they have glorified
Then will our sons come into their
own"
Only two names were presented 90
tho oncampmeut of the Grand Army
OF the Republic today. when nomf
nations for commRnder-in-ch chief were
made They were those OF O. r..
Adams OF omaha, Ncb.. and r. n
Hurd OF Seattle, wash Nominations
FOR other offices we're deferred un-
tlv tomorrow.
Columbus ohio, was chosen as the
place OF next years -encampment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
PRISONER IS FATALLY
CUT IN COUNTY JAIL
Man Named Thompson Has Fight
Nih Allen Crockett Who Uscs
Razor, Victim May Die.
JAILERs WERE AT SUPPER
Injured Man Found In Pool of Blood; /;
'eookctt Withholds Razor Allowed
Him to shave with.

With his throat cut almost from
car Zoo .II man named Thompson
was taken from the county Jail last
nEh' ip thc Tulsa hospital Accord
'rr fH The uIEht taller. while the
IuI,r and his assistants wcro at sup
pnr about q o'clock I'm the evening,
Thompson and another prisoner
named Allen Crockett cot In An
alteration which resulted IN Thomp-
SON being cut with a razor.
II iH not expected nv tho hospital
authorities that Thompson viii live.
~" 's reported as being in u very
serious condition Both Thompson
nni Allen were awaiting trial In the
courts ON charges Of burglary
lust what the trouble between the
two men was about was not lStrned
last night. nor an OF tho clrcum-
stances of ths fight According to
tho statement OF the nlght jailer. the
force were eating supper when the
fight started When they got back
90 the coll whore the men we're con-
fined Thompson was lylng in pool
~ blood, unable 10 speak. Crockett
wos Immediately placed I'm one uC
tho smaller cells
Thompson was awaiting trial In
ing blown "a safe In the other snd
OF the county Allen Crockett is
awaiting hearing IN Judge MaNeys
justice court for having burglD rived
a room In the Tulsa hotel and also
another In downtown rOoming
hous~ lie was committed TO jail
In default of bond In the sum ~
81 900 IN each case. lie was already
under bond IN stlll another case.
In case Thompson dies, II is stated
there will he placed TO Crockett's
credit a murder charge.
The presence OF the razor In the
Jail is explained by the night 1an
by tho statement that the prisoHtS
are allowed TO have razors 20 shave
with and that by some means this
particular razor had been withheld
by the prisoner From now on, how
ever, the jailer states. air visitors will
be thoroughly searched before going
ND In the iail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
FRENCH ARE WITHIN
MILE or NoYoN.

LONDON. Aug 21,--Frenoh troopf
advanced three miles today along
the Disc and reached Semplgny, a
min from the outskirts OF Noyon,
according 90 reports from the battle
front
The line occupied by General
Mangin's army az 2 o'clock this at
ternoon ran from Sempigny 10 Pont-
disc and thence TO la Pommerayc.
Montchaisy. Cuts. Camolin. Bleran-
court st. Aubin, la Tour farm, Mont
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
SEVERAL THOUSAND
PRISONERS TAKEN.

Uy The Associated rrsIt
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug 21.--On tho right
wing NJ tho battle front east of tho
Disc the French rushed their o'tnok
vigorously during tho morning. TAX
Ing I.hvci and arriving at the edge
OF pommierH. which lies about two
miles northwest OF Soissons,
Several thotsand moro prisoners
have been taken. one army corps
capturing 800.
This advance brings tke French
troops To. the plateau nofth OF the
Alsue. which, will facillytto future
operations by General' Mangin'u
right
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
BRITISH FORCES
SWEEP FORw ARD.

Dy ~he Associates Pres
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug 72l. -- Having
smashed into General Won Bellows
seventeenth army during a heavy
fog at dawn today on front Of
moro than ten miles, extending from
the Ancre river TO Moyenyille. the
British have throughout the day
made steady progress forward, cap
turing villages. taking prisoners and
guns and inflictlnE heavy casualties
on thu surprised enemy
Coming directly on tho heels OF
the battle south OF the somme. the
scene of which virtually ad1ointH tho
field Of the new operations, this blow
exploits TO the limit the CONFUSION
created among tho German.forcea by
fhoir recent defeats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
TOPEKA MINISTER HELD
ON DlSL0YALTY CHARGE

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug 7i.-As a
result " a sermon he Preached In
the Central Congregational church
here last Sunday. tho Rev Harvey
D. Phillips was arrested this after
noon on n federal warrant charging
digloyal uttetances.
The specific portions of the sermon
cited IN the warrant are quoted as
follows
THE idea of war for democracy
10 fallacy because we all shall be
ruled by klng eventually" and
Hthp German hordes were sent as
saourEs for the wrongs which tho
allied nations had permitted 10 be
done under their flags"
phillips spent five years asa mis-
H0uary in Egypt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
ALLIES PUSH ON
FoUR sl1CpQRs,

ny Ihe Associated ifesa
Tho tide Of defeat stlg surgrs
heavily against the oermAh armies
Ia France and Flanders. on four
. important sectors French and Brit
ish arms again have been served and
the entire German front from Yprea
In Belgium to Soinsons on the Alsne
now ia moro seriously menaced than
before
French troops OF General Mangln.
operating from the region two miles
northwest OF Solsa0ns TO the Olse
river and those OF General Humbert
fighting between tho Oise and the
Matz have materially pushed for
ward their fronts, bringing them 10
positions which threaten TO compel
thc immediate evacuation OF the en-
tire homme-Oiso salient from Braye
10 Noyon
Further 20 tho north between Al
bert and Arfas Field Marshal Halg
has followed up his Successes OF .prs-
Nous days by a new offensive over
a front OF about ton miles and,driven
forward hts troops for splendid gstss
over tho. entire line, capturinEHb
number OF villages, taking prisoners
and gyms and inflictihE heavy cas-
,ualtics on tho enemy.
Gain Made ON Lys.
sun farther north in tho famous
Lys sector, general eastward ad-
vance on a front OF moro than four
miles has been made by the Britleh,
who havo brought their positions APP
probably nearer tho old 1915 battle
line running east OF ArmeDueres.
Numerous additional villages have
been liberated by the French Aorth-
west OF solaa5ns and poalIlons haye
been captured on both sidNs OF the
Oise river which seemingly make I'M
tenable for occupation by the enemy
tho important town OF Noyon, which
In now outflanked on the southeast
and dominated by the French guns
from tho south and west on the
south tho French arc standing In
Scmpigny, a mile and a half distant,
while on tho wost they have cap
tured the important pivotal town OF
iaHdgny the key position 10 Noyon
aud the plains 10 the north
IAllroad Under FIRE.
with the latest advances BY the
Frrnch east 81 the Oiso there has
come under the range Of General
Manglu's guns the broad gauge ruil-
way line leading from Noypn east
ward 90 la Fsre--thc sole remain
ing line. except for two narruw
gauge roads over which the enemy
may transport his men and supplies
boy yond the range of the French arr /
ullory Al last accounts ilaig was
still pressing forward Uu the heels u |
tho Germans between Albert and /
Arras, with tanks innumertble cleur- 1
Ing the way Tor tho infantry and /
machine guns ana the field artillery |
which was keeping close up 20 the /
udypnrr The ArrHs- Albert railway
already has been crossed by the Brit .
ish cast OF RaisiIJN-St Marc aud I
McrcateL and south OF these towns
tho new line hns been pressed east
ward IN conformity
ON Tho Lys salient the Orrmans .
have delivered % violent c0untcr at /
tack in an cude1Nur 90 roUoup IN /
part tho losses they have sustained /
rheL efforts however. were fruit |
.esI for the British everywhere |
wlthstood thoir assaults and pushed |
back tho enemy beyond the points /
VI his departure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
AMERICANS HOLD
SIBERIAN POINTS
Forces Are Sent Along Rail
road Between Vladiyostok
and Nikolsk.
COL. EMERSON AIDS CzECHS
American Engineer Is Heard
From Near lrkutsk Aiding
Bridge Repairing.

By The Associated Press
VLADIVOSTOCK, Saturi,E Au.
10 tho request O.
General Dietreichs. the commando
OF tho Czecho-S Slovak forces .u 80
.berla. tho head OF the American
1orccs recently landed hrr' I- send
ing troops 10 occupy points along th,
railroad between here and Sftolal
junction OF the tranS-Slhorihn rail
way with the limo 20 Enahlroy7h
This will release several hurirp.
Czccho Slovaks for service on tu,
Ussuri front.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
HAT styles Restricted.

WASHINGTON. Aug 81. -- ne
stHction and curtailmcnt NJ variety
IN styles. colors, shapes. weights and
trimmings OF fur and folt haA for
men and wcmep Tor tne spring OF
1913 was announced by the war iu.
dustrioa board today following a
conference with manufacturers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
Discharged Western =
Union Men ReiHsfated

NEW YORK. Aug 2l.-Ali for
mcr employees of the Western Union
Telegraph company who were dis
charged because ~ their affiliation
with the Commercial TeleEraphers'
Union ~ America during the recent
difficulties between the company and
the union before theAcompauy was
taken over hy the government. will
have the privilege of reinstatement.
~ was announced BY the company
today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
= = = = > > = . . > > = = , :"
The Weather

TULSA, Aug 81
Maximum. lO5 mint
NUN "a k0ath
.Wlnds and clear
OKLAHOMA For
Thursday aud Fri
day generally fair
LOUISIANA For
Thursday and frday
cloudy, probably
scattered showers
ARkANsAS For
Thursday and Friday
generally cloudy
IA S r TEXAS
Thursday and friday
partly cloudy 10 clou
ty.
W y ST TEXASt
Thursday and FRIDAY
1artly cloudy prob
ably showers iu 90
frcfw woHt portion
kAN-AN Unset
M IL.rnlnn I'M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22

du Crocq farm, Vosaponin. Qieury
Laval and reaches tho AiHno at@'our.
a.
The Germans today made an at.
tack after heavy artillery preparation
on tho new British positions south OF
the river scarpa but they wero en-
tirely defeated and tho British re-
tslned every foot ot their lines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
UruguAy Mlnistcr Arrives.

KEY WHSr. Fla Aug. 2l-nr
I. hsltaslar Brum, minister OF foreign
Iialrs ot Uruguay accompanied
uy party of distinguished l-ru-
Guayan OFFICIALS, arrived here late
sslerdsy on tho Urtgueyan cruiser
MohteNldeo. The marty win leave
som9 ume today on a special train
Tor Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
BERLIN CLAIMS
ATTACKS FAIL

BBRhGN, AUG, 2L--The German
official communication issued this
evening asserts that British attacks
near Neuf Borquin and Mervillo and
south OF tho Lys river we're repulaed
by German troops, who inflicted
considerable losses on their foes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
CHILDREN OF SHAWNEE
BANK PRESIDENT KILLED

MONROE, Mich, Aug 2t.-F.
Askew. president Of Security bank OF
Shawnee. Okla, and family. while
driving IN an automobile coliided
with On lntcrurban carspeRr here At
3 cSStock tonight Hampton. 10
years Ofa, and Ruth. i2. were killed
Instantly MT anF3ars Askew were
seriously injured The colored valet
was slightly hurt The Injured were
taken 20 a hospital,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-22
French Led by Mangin and Humbert
Take Lassigny and Outflank Noyon;
Somme- -OSe Salient Menaccd.
HUNS BEATEN BETWEEN ARRAS AND ALBERT
British Drive Deep in New Attacks; Twenty
Villages Recaptured; Noyon-Le Fere
Road Under Fire. Gain on Lys.

PARIS, Aug 2l--Lassigny has been captured by the
French forces whose lines have reached the outskirts
of Chy and Ourscamps southwest of Noyon The official
statement making this also says that twenty
villages have been liberated since yesterday and that the
French have advanced about five miles certain points