Front Holds But German Offensive Proves Weaker
Reports from Washington indicate Allied defenses near the Sixty Mile front show the German advance waning. Pershing and Bliss officials keep details cautious while observers note a major thrust likely halted with the center of interest on the 12 mile stretch along the south bank of the Marne.
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Revelations on German spy network discussed at King hearing
Chicago July 17 Gaston B Means testified at the King will hearing about German espionage operations in the United States revealing large payments received for secret agent work before World War I He described $85 000 and $92 000 payments and a $1 200 000 transfer to Roy Fa a noted German spy and said he disclosed information to the government tying Captain Boy Ed to the espionage network and war efforts in the United States
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Americans Down Eighteen Hundreds On Marne Action
French observers reported 13 enemy airplanes fell in the region as American pursuit squadrons patrolled and fought Tuesday near the Marne. The Americans were believed to have shot down eight or possibly nine enemy planes during the engagement on July 17.
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German Offensive Fails Early in War, Says French Official
Washington reports quote M Edouard de Billy deputy French high commissioner on the first two days of fighting east and west of Rheims. He says Franco American cooperation has proven successful and the allies can await the future with confidence. Despite heavy bombardment and strain, the French army remains strong and morally ready for continued combat. American aid continues to grow as the war enters a new phase.
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Allies Hold Front as German Attacks Face Setback
In France General Gouraud directed a stout French defense east of Theims preventing a breakthrough by German crown prince forces. About 200 enemy divisions were identified in the sector with many mauled after a day's fighting. American general Pershing received high honors while German efforts were repelled locally and a broader Allied balance appeared favorable.
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Germans Hold Ground as Allied Lines Face Heavy Soviet? Note
German forces continue to attack allied positions along the Rhine salient with limited gains. French reports say German efforts are concentrated along the Marne region and near Rheins east of Reims. Battles remain stubborn and line integrity is maintained despite heavy shelling and German determination.
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War news and political chatter in the Daily Standard
The text references wartime sentiment, calls for more troops, German propaganda, and various local notices. It mentions labor and war bonds, a death in a French hospital, and political shifts in California. Enlistment age, beef restrictions, and prophecy of upheaval recur in a noisy, fragmentary summary.
Thousands Answer Color Call in Wartime Draft Totals
Washington and the District of Columbia joined a nationwide mobilization as Provost Marshal General Crowder ordered thousands more into training camps. The August effort aims to equip about 200,000 men with quotas across states including Michigan 1,000 Fort Thomas 200 North and South Dakota 200 Camp Fremont and Wisconsin 1,000.
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Aviator J McArthur Nears Ace Class Status
Lieutenant John McArthur of Buffalo flies amid heavy ground fire over the Allied line near Dormans. He downs a German two seated plane, dodges eight fighters, and lands safely after firing about 500 shots. This marks his third credited aircraft brought down.
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Fighting on the Marne Sporadic Front Continues
Marne region reports indicate no changes in sectors held by American troops and allies at filing time. Fighting persists along the front with allied forces and heavy artillery activity reported across the line.
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Americans Hold Marne Line Amid Strong German Attacks
Reports describe American and French counterattacks along the Marne from Chateau Thierry to Simultime, with Americans in Mezy and Boise de Conde countering German advances. A French officer praised the Americans for glory as they defend positions, inflicting heavy losses and halting the enemy west of the Marne.
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Fourth Anniversary Prayer Day Declared by Commons
London report says the House of Commons unanimously adopted a resolution calling on all MPs to attend St. Margaret's Westminster on Sunday morning. The observance marks the fourth anniversary of the war declaration and seeks divine blessing for the allied cause.
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