Calamity in Russia Cited by Lord Robert Cecil
London July 21 Lord Robert Cecil warning of a possible famine and disease disaster in Russia unless aid is sent. He cites cholera typhus and vast starvation risks across southern regions and Siberia, urging swift intervention as a moral and strategic need for Europe and New York.
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Angels of Mercy In Battle Zones
Paris July 21 Salvation Army workers operate huts near the front to serve home style foods to American troops. Night work delivers chocolate and coffee to ammunition trains and trenches. A seven mile advance follows Chateau Thierry evacuation as French and American forces push Germans back along the Aisne Marne line.
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Demoralization of German Army on Marne Front
July 21 report details Allied advances near Solatons and Chateau Thierry with heavy casualties. German forces suffer high losses as prisoners, including a colonel, are captured in a quarry. Allied plan under Gen. ch yields rapid results and a rising demoralization among German troops.
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Germans in Meteren Face Scots Under Fire and Gas
Fragment from the front reports German eighty first reserve division rear guard near Meteren overwhelmed by Scot and South African units. Many prisoners taken as Germans suffer gas attacks and shelling. observers note dwindling manpower and the rising fear in Berlin while Scottish troops march forward under fire with pipes and kilts.
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German Officers Say They're Tired of War on Marne Front
Allied forces push northeast from the Marne having advanced several kilometers as German lines fall back. Prisoners include three officers who say they are tired of the war, with heavy Allied artillery and machine gun fire overwhelming German resistance north of the Marne. Also reported are scarce counts of dead and missing after the San Diego sinking off Long Island.
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Pershing
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Unclear torpedo sinkage debate off Fire Island NY
Frightfulness hung algn on the coast as naval officials dispute whether a torpedo sank the armored cruiser San Diego off Fire Island New York. Most officials still favor a mine cause with significant loss of 62 lives. The Atlantic minefield theory suggests mines laid to thwart transports, while submarine raids remain suspected, prompting renewed naval and coast guard patrols.
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Strike 15 Threatened in BNG Munition Works
London July 21 The ministry of munitions announced tonight that a strike action is threatened at the BNG munitions works. The ministry stated that discussions with authorities and plant managers have failed to yield an agreement, raising the prospect of industrial action that could affect output.
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American Forces Still Advancing in Europe and Albania
Allied progress reported as American units push north of the Aisne near Thierry and cross the Marne region while German lines retreat. Italian troops renew the advance in Albania with gains along the Devoli valley near Mali and Elbassan. By July 19, the Rome war office cites 2,167 enemy guns captured plus 26.
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U-boat Actions Off Cape Cod and Quentin Roosevelt Report
Reports describe a U-boat sighting near Cape Cod and a daring rescue of crewmen from sunken barges. A Canadian ship and Perth Amboy vessel aided survivors as the vessel burned. Separately, German reports confirm the death of Quentin Roosevelt and his burial with military honors near Chambery after a Marne air battle.
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Noted character kills man then himself in violent incident
A damaged report describes a fatal confrontation at Stillwater where a noted figure named Heiner shot a man and then killed himself. The recount mentions multiple prior rescues of bodies and states involvement across Chicago and Madison, but the fragmented text leaves many details unclear.
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WAP GARDEN SWALLOWED BY YAWNING OF EARTH
A wartime garden on 817 West na street vanished seven feet into a sunken area after a shaft failure. The intact house and barn survived with no injuries or outrages reported. The garden belonged to L. Hergeler Hutte Carriage Works and involuntarily disappeared amid wartime ruins.
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Butte Boy Leaves With Gallatin Rafts Contingent
Aimont Swan once a state college of agriculture and mechanic arts student leaves for Bozeman to join the Gallatin rafts contingent bound for Camp Dodge. Swan earned a bachelor of science in engineering last June and was raised in Butte attending Tutte High School. His parents Mr and Mrs E N Swan reside at 2000 Lowell Avenue. He has assisted his father in Karate Work until his call to colors. His brother Edward Swan will drive Ulmont to Bozeman.
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Ulmont
MR M ADOO HURRIES BACK TO WASHINGTON
Adoo director general of railroads with Mrs McAdoo and Oscar Price left Seattle for Washington DC at 9 am abruptly cutting short his Seattle visit. He gave no explanation beyond urgent business in Washington. A Puget Sound boat ride set for the day was canceled.
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Schwab Leads Pacific Coast Tour Of Shipyards
The director general Schwab heads a party visiting shipyards from Bristol to Philadelphia, describing his bonus system as a key to boosted output. The entourage, including Mrs Schwab and Dr Bator, traveled about 100000 miles, addressing over 200000 workers and praising personalities as a factor in success.
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Milwaukee
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Philadelephia
Dynamite Found Under Rail Bridge Near Penfeld
George Millis reports 100 pounds of dynamite hidden between a tunnel and a steel bridge of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line near Penfeld twelve miles east of Butte. Explosives taken into charge after report to sheriff. Boxes weathered yet fairly intact. Guarded by soldiers. likely intended to damage the railroad.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Allway
Penfeld
Butte
Morris Binnard Seeks Political Office in California
Former Butte resident Morris Binnard now resides in Los Angeles and is actively involved in politics as a candidate for an unspecified office.
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Butte
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