Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-01-03
THE WORLD WAR

Jan. 4-President Wilson presented his
railway control program to congress-.
British hospital ship Rewa torpedoed by
Jan; s-Premier Lloyd George stated
britain's war aims.
Jan: Jan: ~. 8 government began mobili-
hatlon OF 100000 workers.
~. ,. SupremS court upheld draft law.
suomarine crews mutinied at Kiel. kill
Jan. s-President Wilson stated Amer
icas war aims and peace demands
Jan. CRussia and Bulgaria signed sep
Jan. 10-central powers withdrew offer
OF general peace and offered Russia sep
:, Russia and Germany renewed armis-
uce for month.
Jan. l4-Britlsh airmen made big sue
cesstul daylight raid on Karlsruhe.
Germans bombarded Yarmouth from
the sea.
Jan. 1s-Danlel Willard resigned as
head Of .. $. war Industries board.
Jan. 2O-In naval action at entrance 10
Dardanelles the British sank Turkish
cruiser Breslau and forced the Goeben
Jan. a-Britlsh boarding ship Louvain
sunk; 22f lost
Jan. 2t-Germany and Austria replied to
peace proposals of Wilson and Lloyd
George. rejecting the concrete sugges-
Jan. 2e-rwelvs killed by explosion in
newport naval torpedo station.
Odessa captured by the bolsheviki.
Jan. 27-Russian government broke rela-
uOn9 with Roumania-
Italians began offensive between Asiago
and the Brenta
Roumanians took Kishinev.
Jan. B-German air raiders killed II In
Ukralnlans defeated bolshevik troops in
three day battle and took Lutsk.
Italians broke through Austrian line.
Jan; So-German air raid on Paris; 40
Jan. S1-Bolshevil1i took orenburg.
Feb. s--Allied supreme war council de-
clared war must be carried on to VIC
FEB, Feb: ~. s. government took over
Feb. s-Franz Won Rintelen and six
others convicted OF conspiracy in New
Feb. s-United States transport Tus-
cania sunk by torpedo on Irish coast; 2o4
Feb, s-Peace treaty between Ukraine
and the central powers signed
Feb, 10-Russia declared the war at an
erG.rs2 end SO far as she was conce1nsd and
Feb. 1l~President Wilson restated
Ps5icAs Fss ls-Hsatssa Ess Hs%ApaS Monday order
scinde by Garfield
Feb. 14-Bolo Pasha convicted OF troa-
son, IN france and sentenced to death:
Feb. I5-President Wilson put all for
eign trade OF u. s. under license.
Eight British submarine chasers sunk
by German destroyers In Dover straits.
Feb iS-German aviators attacked Lon
Feb 1s-Germans resumed war on Rus
sia, crossing the Dvina.
Lutslx; BolsheviId offered to sign peace
BoisheyIk Don cOssacx republic organ
ing committed suicide.
Feb. 2o-Germans Invested Reval and
Feb. 21-Germans took MInsl and
Jericho captured by the British.
Feb. 2-ssnate passed Wilson bill 70
FEB. ss-Presidsnt issued proclamation
stipulating government guaranteed price
prices varying from, from q at spokane to ssSl
at New York.
Germans presented new terms to Rus.
STA. giving thom domination over 200, ,0OC
square miles OF Russian territory.
Feb. &-Germans captured Reval.
Feb. 2S-Americans repulsed strong at
tack In Chemin des Danes sector with
heavy losses to attackers.
March 1-McAdoo announced third Lib
erty loan to open April g.
u 5. troops repuised raid in Toul Sec
tor. suffering many casualties; German
losses very heavy.
:. British cruiser caigarian torpedoed; q
March s-Germans halted invasion OF
Russia; slavs signed peace treaty giving
Turkey big slice, OF territory.
March 4-French delivered surprise
blow near Verdun. penetrating German
lines.
British. French and italian ambassa
doris asked Japan to take necessary steps
20 safeguard allied interests In Siberia
British advanced on n-mile front II
March b-Americans In Lorraine re
pulsed German attack and took prisoners
President Wilson refused assent to Jap
anese Intervention In Russia
Bernard M. Baruch named chairman o
the war industries board
March s--Roumania signed -prellminar.
Nrn ~ nrftf in NH Ia md Cnr
March 7-Germany and Finland signe
March S-Trotzlxy resigned as foreig
minister Of Russia
British advanced three miles on 1s-mil
front In Palestine.
British repulsed attack on Ypres-Dix
nude line with heavy losses to enemy.
Eleven killed. 46 injured in air raid o
March Shine persons killed in al
March i6-secretAry Baker arrived at
British "a aviators bombarded Stuttgart
March u--Sixty airplanes bonnie
Enemy y aviators attacked Naples seve
president. In message to soviets, pied,
cd aid Of United states to free RUSS
March 12-Ninety-five thousand drafte
men called to begin movement to cal
British aviators droped ton of expIo
ives on Coblentz.
March t3-Germans seized Odessa.
German airships raided northeast Goa
" March H-American Rainbow dlvisi,
occupied trenches in Luneville sect
permanent advance by Americans.
German occupied Abo, Finland;
March 15-Gsrmans repulsed with hea'
loss In Flanders by British.
Ail-Russian congress Of soviets at Nc
COW ratified German peace terms.
Maximalists In Siberia murdered
Turkish troops occupied Baku region
March 16-British alrmen bombed wv
brucken, doing great damage.
March 17-Germans occupied Nikolayt
Russian naval base on Black sea.
March 1S-AIlied supreme war coun
condemned German treatment of RI
SLAMS and Roumanians and refused
aesnoyledge the peace Treaties: treaties; u.u,
collided with British war vessel 16 kill
March 20-America and Great Briti
March TwGermans opened heavy
tack on British lines north of ST. Quent
Allied destroyers sank four German "
craft of Dunkirk.
Two German transports sunk by min
MAI March Ss-GTeat battle In France C,
tinued, Germans failing to break Brit
lire: both sides sustained heavy lossei
British In Palestine crossed the Jord
March 2s-British fell back from Ave
mated casualties, German, $50 600: Britt
100000; French and American tro.
brought up to support British.
Paris shelied by new German gun fr
distance of 76 miles.
March 24-British retirement stopped
liros on the Somme.
British airmcn bombed Cologne {
ether cities.
March 25-Germans took Bapau
Eesle and Guscard.
March 26-British destroyed entire T
prmy near Hit Mesopotamia-
March 27-9ermans took Albert
British reeApfured Morlancourt and CT
lily.
March 2S.-SFsnch retooh three to,
and 0ermarS advanced toward Ami
but were stopped with heavy losses.
March m-Gen. Foch put In comm
Of alitod armies In France, and Gen. /
shiDg offered to him all his troops
resources.
Aihsd Ines held firm except that 3
ish rave sone ground south of
.iornmA
Shell from German long range
allied rs IN a Paris church.
Cauceaus after proclalming its II
yrudenes. mode separate peace with
.Y.
Msrsh n-ssriovs anti-draft riots