American Nash Omages Boche Quits of Javigry
The report notes retreating forces employing tactics similar to retrograde moves. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
1
Katger's Horde Battle Ends With Refuge Sought
Defenders overpower Katger forces in a violent clash forcing the faction to seek safe refuge. The confrontation leaves casualties and highlights rising tensions between the two groups as authorities assess the aftermath.
Americans Press Germans From Arras to Soissons Front
Allied forces with American tanks and heavy artillery pushed the German line back along the Somme sector from Favigny to Juvigny and beyond. The advance followed persistent shelling and coastal positions gave way as infantry moved over plateaus toward Maurepas and Noyon, while Haig reported gains near Veronne and across the Allette, with German resistance gradually dissolving under the coordinated push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvigny
Latte
Haig
Camvbral
Maurepas
Veronne
Picardy
Germans retreating and war notes fill today's Standard TE
Widespread war briefings mark German withdrawal reports and Allied counter actions. Readers see economy notes on savings, wartime stamps, and official counts starting. Investigative items include doctors' induction plans and a workers convention. Classifieds mention short-weight coal and market updates amid ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hali
Yoavnca
s—State
Paulgaiet
Another Bad Day for the Germans Advances in Somme Action
London reports British forces under Field Marshal Haig making gains around the Somme frontier. Germans retreat from Bapaume and Peronne while British patrols reach Les Boeufs Morval and Maurepas Maurepas outskirts near Guedecourt and Beaulencourt. Troop movements push toward Teaulencourt and Le Transloy as the battle lines shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paume
Additio
Red
Marshal Haig
Bapaume
Noyon
Boeuts
Morval
Peronne
Erith
Manke
Somme
I Srenehn
Juvigny
Soissons
Chavigny
Haig
Ginehy
Guillemont
Maurepas
Les Boeufs
Hapaume
Bapaume Beaulencourt Road
Teaulencourt Road
Beaulencourt
Guedecourt
le Transioy
Fall of Noyon Hit German Lines In Picardy
The fall of Noyon deals a heavy blow to German expectations in the Picardy offensive as the town on the Oise near the Verse confluence remains a strategic pivot. Noyon’s ancient status ties to Roman times, with railroads and canals shaping its northern reach and regional terrain including hills, lowlands, and the Laussigny area nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Noyon
Oise
Udand
Laussigny
Chauney
Nesse
Siall
Ham Noyon
Charlmagne
Hush Capet
John Calvin
Cheerful Boys Are the Huskies at Home
A fragment from a 1918 era piece describes cheerful American youths in a village setting. The narrator contrasts their simple, optimistic view with limited knowledge of distant events. A battalion commander and a captain drift in and out, then vanish near a house as night falls.
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Bedtline
Germans Fight Stubborn Stand Against American French Attack
France Aug 29 German Seventh Guard division under General von Schwerin fights a stubborn stand to blunt American and French advances north of Soissons. Artillery and close-range fire repel gains as both sides exchange heavy bombardment and counterattacks. Germans deploy machine guns and cannons to slow or halt advancing troops amid fog of war and limited gas use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
von Schwerin
Seventh Guard
Hine
Soissons
Meadowbrook Ranch Picnic Draws Five Thousand And More
J Bruce Kremer and C F Kelley addressed Meadowbrook Ranch crowd as Deer Ledge Valle Farmers Picnic association hosted a large gathering. Rural attendees from Powell to Loco and Butte arrived by rail and road, stalls offered ice cream, sandwiches, and a famed mullunter kitchen, while flower displays and baskets added decorative flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Dan Tewey
Deer Ledge Valle
Anaconda
Butte
Race
Aslow
Deer Lande
Asinest Howes
Loco
Ince
Deer Lede
Powell Hat
Creek oXtenda Valley
Alt
Ter
James Barnden
Joe Larson
Assis Miller
Fred Baugh
Arthur Lochrie
Joe
LOGE UPON THEIR HEELS ARE GALLANT DEFENDERS
War correspondent reports Australian and Welsh forces driving German lines on the Somme front. Soldiers are high in spirits, pursuing retreating troops from Peronne to Arras as secure gains firm up. Officers praise the rapid advance and the returning resilience of allied troops, with villages and woods recaptured and prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginr
New York Times
Scarpes
Arras
Petremt
Peronme Gnath
Fraume
Bullert
Somme
Delville Wood
Ney
Fritz
Welch
Ancre
British Treasury Advances 400 Million Credit to Britain
Washington August 28. The treasury approved an extra 400 million credit for Great Britain, raising Britain total to 3,725,000,900 and Allied credits to 7,092,040,000. The move signals intensified WWI financial support as the war stretched on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Treasury
Armies of Prisoners Captured by British Forces
Allied reports say total captures by British forces since July 18 near 120000 prisoners and 2000 guns. Between Aug 21 and 26 British captives exceed 21000 while British losses in that span run just above that figure. Overall since Aug , captures exceed 47000 officers and men with nearly 600 guns taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Shieh
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Pawe
Hinsdenburg
Vesle
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Gi War Office
Siberia
Horvath
Montana
Eric
New Amsterdam
Rwood & Underwood, New
Erdan
Ginchy and Guillemont
THE
Huskies
Grasty
New
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Teveni
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Paris
New York
J. Bruce Kremer
C. F Kelley
Meadowbrook Ranch
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