Marshal Foch Leads Victoire Near Soissons Reaching Oise
French forces under Marshal Foch push northwest of Soissons securing a widening front. The advance places Allied positions from the area north to the Oise River, signaling a strong strategic hold in the region.
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Soissons
Oise
Marshal Foon
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Somme
Autreches
Soissonslux
Oise River
Aisne
Moulon-Sous-Touvent
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Ourscamp
Shipping Board Fleet Reaches Ports On Hourly Schedule
A vast merchant fleet under the Shipping Board now operates with hourly regularity into American ports. The system mirrors railroad timetables, with ships arriving and departing in steady cadence as commanders push efficiency and capacity.
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Shipping Board
Washington
North Atlantic
Europe
The
J. H Lamy
Harvard Graduate School of Business
PROGRESS CHARTS TRACKS VESSELS AND TRENDS OF WAR
A long survey outlines Allied actions from the Caspian to the Arctic, noting French gains near Autreches and the Somme front, Japanese troop movements to Manchuria, and a global shipping plan that schedules 1560 ships under the Shipping Board. It explains coordination with food, war departments, and trade boards to meet wartime needs.
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War Industries and
War Trade Boards
Food Administration
War Department
Western Front
War Industries Board
War Trade Board
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest Regions
The Denver district reports generally fair weather for Sunday and likely Monday. Central and northeastern areas may see the same pattern with slightly warmer conditions on Sunday. Arizona forecast calls for fair skies Sunday night and Monday with warmer daytime temperatures.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Weather summary for twenty four hours ending yesterday
Local conditions show a maximum of 80 degrees and a minimum of 59 with a 24 degree range. South winds prevailed and the sky cleared.
American Consul Poole 10 Remain in Olav Capital
Washington reports American Consul General Poole in Moscow plans to stay to aid British and French consuls amid danger. He helped secure release of hundreds of Entente civilians from Bolshevik custody, with about ninety still detained. Japanese consul left Moscow under safe conduct. Finnish bureau notes Soviet moves to relocate banks and halt private traffic.
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Seecia
Washington
Poole
Moscow
State Department
Monon
Sweden
Treasury Plans Three Liberty Loan Campaigns This Year
Washington reports tentative treasury plans to run three Liberty Loan campaigns within the year to raise about five billion dollars each. Campaigns are slated Sept 24 to Oct 19, then January or February, and a third in May or June, with funds tied to a new revenue bill and short term certificate financing.
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Lac
Plan OF Treasury
McAdoo
Washington
Treasury
Banka and Cor
Soldiers to be trained at two New Mexico colleges
Washington August 17 Acceptances today of seventy five additional college training centers for soldiers in the students army training corps brings to 257 the number of such stations. Plans for the corps in relation to the new draft law will be announced soon by the war department. The colleges accepted include Sam Houston Huntsville Southwestern Georgetown Trinity Waxahachie Marshall College Austin Sherman East Texas Commerce Howard Payne Brownwood Simmons Abilene New Mexico University Albuquerque Military Academy Colorado University Boulder Arizona University Tucson.
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Students Army Training Corps
War Department
Texas
Sam Mousten
Huntsville
Southwestern
Georgetown
Trinity
Waxahachie
Marshal College
Austin
Sherman
East
Tesan Cormineree
Howard Payne
Brownweed
Simmons Abilene
New Mexico
University
Albuquerque
Military Academy
Tomwell
Colorado
Moulder
Arizona
University, Tucker
Increased freight rates attacked by farmers group
National Council of Farmers Cooperative Associations filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission challenging the 25 percent advance rates granted by Director General McAdoo on corn oats and other commodities arguing the old rates should be restored.
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Wien
Washington
McAdoo
National Council of Farmers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Death of Senator Jacob M. Gallinger
Senator Jacob M. Gallinger of New Hampshire died at a hospital after a period of illness. He returned from Washington to his summer home and became weak, with death attributed to arteriosclerotic illness. The Capitol mourns. party leaders and House members will attend his funeral.
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Vranklin
N. 9
Jacob MH. Gallinger
Nowflampehive
Washington
A. Saliehury
Arterito Echinrokia
Weashington
Honator Ogllinger
Oklahoma primary returns show Robertson ahead by margin
In Oklahoma City, August 1 1 J A Robertson, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, won 8568 votes in the primary, defeating Willian H Murray by a substantial majority. Official figures confirm Robertson led with a wide margin in the state primary.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
J. A Robertson
Ronning
Willian H. Murray
Oklahoma
Parmstadt Bombarded by Allied Air Attacks
The city of Parmstadt in Hesse was attacked by allied airmen on a Friday morning. Four people were killed and many injured amid considerable property damage. Washington reports the incident as part of broader wartime activity. Provost Marshal General Crowder will hold national registration under the new draft extension bill, with Saturday named as the potential date.
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Srek
London
Parmatadt
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Germany
Amsterdam
Inadron
Washington
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Crowder
Fuel administration orders skin tone system for street rail lines
Washington August 17 letters from the fuel administration instruct Wily companies to implement the skin ston system on all street rail lines by the end of September aimed at standardizing operations and efficiency nationwide.
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Washington
United States
The
Fuel Administration
Yankee Soldiers In France Ready To Help Europe
The United States has more than three million men under arms with about half already transported to Europe to bolster the Allied war effort. United States forces mobilize for active duty as the conflict expands across the continent.
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France
SIGE
U.S
Europe
Federal Jury Convicts Reds Case in Chicago Trial
A federal jury in Chicago has found the Reds case guilty after a trial before Judge Landis. The proceedings, ongoing since April 1, concluded with a government victory.
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REDS
Landis
Chicago
American Troops Reach France and Surge in Europe
General March reports nearly 1.45 million American troops embarked for France Italy Siberia and other postings as 80 divisions are aimed for arrival by June 30 1919 The same dispatch notes continued German retirement and praises a US artillery brigade for its conduct near Chateau Thierry in an official French commendation.
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France
Italy
Riberia
March
Senate Military Committee
Europe
Hays
Succes
United States
Siberia
Chateau Thierry
Rowley
I W W leaders found guilty in wartime sabotage trial
One hundred Industrial Workers of the World leaders were found guilty of conspiracy to disrupt the war program after a one hour deliberation in Chicago. The trial began April 1 before Judge Landis with leaders including William Haywood among the defendants.
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Srhore
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
William Ib
Big al
Gow
Lasais
Cruet
Landis
Jerita
Indus
Keneshaw Mountain Imandis
Elisabeth Gurley Piyad
Tobacco Fund drive yields four hundred dollars for Our Boys
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports July tobacco fund collections reached $363.70 with an additional $11.50 since, totaling $495.20. Subscribers include residents of Albuquerque and nearby areas, supporting soldiers “fighting in the trenches Over There” in France.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Tobacco Fund
The
Morning Journal
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