Looking Forward to Victory in Paris Debates
Fragmented 1918 New York Times text discusses American resolve in World War I. It notes belief that short paths to peace are unlikely, stressing that the United States must fight through to victory. Remarks cite Paris discussions on military strength and American resolve.
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Haig's Progress Near Somme Front Reported
A News Agency report from London dated Aus 26 states Meldik’s forces captured Suzanne and Capps towns north and south of the Somme. British troops reached western outskirts of Thilloy near Bapaume and a suburb of Avesnes. Unconfirmed word claims Montauban and nearby areas may also be in enemy hands.
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Aus
Suzanne
Capps
Somme
Meldik
Heilich
Avesnes
Thilloy
Bapaume
Montauban
Kaiser to Decide On Fleet's Fate Amid War End Op By Roosevelt
Paris reports Roosevelt says the Kaiser will decide whether to unleash a final sea thrust or keep the fleet in reserve as peace talks loom. Allies judge the U boat threat as greatly diminished by Allied tactics and industrial focus on munitions and submarines.
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British Air Force Bomb Mannheim Despite Heavy Losses
London reports that seven British aircraft were shot down while bombing Mannheim, a major chemical industry center. The raid forced bold, prioritized bombing tactics as German defenses intensified, with three German planes shot down and officials noting increased anti-aircraft efforts to shield towns.
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Mannheim
Swat the Kaiser At West Park War Savings Day
Crowds flocked to West Park near Main for a war savings drive event with Kaiser and prince effigies swatted. Red Cross workers pasted stickers while local leaders, students, and merchants sold thrift stamps to fund war efforts, raising substantial funds.
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West Park Street
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War Savings Committee
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Teenth Infantry
War Savings
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Bombing raid reports heavy Allied air actions
A wartime bulletin cites 32 tons of bombs dropped by Allied air forces. It notes 25 German machines destroyed with one German crew killed. A Canadian casualty list from Ottawa lists F. E. Campbell of Benson North Dakota killed in action and Died of wounds for Johnson of Great Falls Montana.
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Anaconda Primary Ads Highlight Civic Mobilization
Mature men and others enlist as campaigns ramp up for Anaconda state primaries. Political advertising dominates local pages while General news, sports, and markets sections cover the day’s events and financial notes.
British Push Toward Bapaume Front Across Somme
British forces advance along the Somme with gains near Thilloy and Favreul as they press toward Bapaume. Reports say German lines are strained, with more than 600 prisoners taken and reinforcements moving to hold the Albert-Boissons sector amid continued fighting.
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Thilloy
Bapaume
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Rimans
Paume
Hind Hall
Albert
Boissons
Novon
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Somme
Haig's Success May Mark Full German Arms
French and American forces brace as Haig's recent success signals renewed German armament buildup. Allied officers warn against complacency and stress readiness for intensified engagements across the front.
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British Aerial and Ground Actions Dominate Front
British forces press a rapid advance against German positions as French and American troops keep pressure on the Somme front. Tactical maneuvers transform forested terrain into advancing salients while Allied air units bomb Cantons yards and support German withdrawals.
Foreign NA Postal Service Contemplates Aerial Link
The plan envisions an aerial postal service between Spain and the United States with a shipping company ready to operate. Proposals include ships carrying 40 passengers and set rates for letters based on weight. Estimated costs imply about 2 000 pesetas per journey and charges of five pesetas per hundred grams.
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