Secretary Daniels Defends Submarine Attacks Report
In a public letter to the Senate Secretary Daniels explains the basis for his July statement on submarine attacks against American expeditionary forces. He notes inconclusive reports reached the navy five days before the press release and defends omitting coded cable terms and ship names for security.
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American officers begin training in modern warfare in France
A large group of American officers left for French and British schools to study modern warfare as chaplains conducted undenominational services for troops. The day included a rest period and a baseball game while 12 correspondents prepared to join, undergoing typhoid vaccination at the camp.
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Germans Die in Trench Death Trap After French Assault
On the Aisne front near Craonne the first division of the German guard failed to seize observation points along the Casemates and Californie plateau. French artillery and counterattacks repelled the attack, leaving hundreds of German casualties trapped in a long trench and unable to advance or retreat.
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London Air Raid Clears With Minimal Damage
An air raid on London caused 11 deaths and 26 injuries with property damage described as insignificant. Police in streets bore placards urging shelter, tube stations served as refuges, and early morning church services continued. Royal Air Force patrols downed one German plane at sea after battles over Essex and near Belgium.
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Prince Lvoff resigns over cabinet clash in Petrograd
Prince Lvoff resigned as premier after refusing to back the provisional government’s rush to enact the socialist program. He opposed immediate republic proclamation and land proposals, and disagreed with dissolving the duma and council of the empire and with letting the all Russia congress decide government policy.
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Clothing for Soldiers in New War Plan
Washington understands the War Department will issue clothing to American soldiers only by individual need, abandoning regular allowances. Under the new plan, organization commanders will be held responsible for proper equipment for their men, ending opportunities for individual savings under the old system.
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News From The Front Announces New Division Setup
Washington July 22 Adjutant General McCain plans to establish a new division in his office to assure homefolks of news about American soldiers serving in France. The move aims to centralize updates and provide timely information to the public.
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France
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Officers and Enlisted Men Abroad Compile on Duty
A notice describes a program to assemble and deliver information about officers and enlisted men serving overseas to their friends and relatives upon inquiry.
Wheat price sets floor for flour at $12 a barrel
Minneapolis on July 22 reports that a minimum $2 per bushel wheat price, if adopted by the food control bill, would push best grade flour to about $12 per barrel at retail. Flour men warn this does not guarantee immediate price drops as wheat remains above $2. W C Edgar of the Northwestern Miller notes flour prices will rise with higher wheat and expects no near-term decline.
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Flour prices rise for wheat farmers in Northwear region
Rest grades of flour were quoted at 12.50 per barrel wholesale yesterday, up 60 cents in a week. With the 3 minimum for wheat established, farmers of the Northwear will be encouraged to now larger ACTCARe next spring, he said.
PLKS FUND TO BE USED TO ESTABLISH BASE HOSPITALS
New York July 22 164606 war fund to be used by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks to establish base hospitals behind the firing lines aid soldiers families left behind and help disabled men learn new trades or professions announced by John K Tener president of the Elks and head of the war relief committee after a conference with Woof Davies chairman of the American Red Cross
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Kerensky Again Called Upon to Save Russia
London reports Premier Kerensky has again been summoned to the front by the central committee of soldiers and workers delegates. Dispatches from Galicia note a Russian front breach miles wide and 19 miles deep. The Horse Gazette records delegates from regiments meeting to entrust authority to Kerensky as war minister, after a July 1 offensive that overran ranks and triggered disobedience.
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How These Montana People Found Relief
Rising prices press families to work harder yet kidney weakness strains keeps pace. Painful back headaches dizzy spells and fatigue slow daily life. Dean's Kidney Pills are promoted as a proven aid said to have helped thousands and offered as relief for weak kidneys.
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Local Case Seeker Credits Kidney Pills Relief
Olof Erickson of S18 Fast Sixth Street reports weeks of back pain he mistook for kidney trouble and says a single attack followed by two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills gave him lasting relief. He expresses gratitude for the product.
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Man credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief at Missoula
James Knowles of 714 Howell Street Missoula Montana a retired farmer testifies after years of kidney and bladder trouble backache and weak back. He says after using Deans Kidney Pills he was cured and has had no kidney trouble for over two years and now again recommends the product publicly to other kidney sufferers.
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Missoula
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Woman credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief in Butte story
Mrs. Michel Trevethen of 805 North Montana Street in Butte Montana describes years of kidney trouble with back pains stiffness and weakness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills her condition improved in every way including sight strength and weight regain.
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Butte, Mont
Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful To Mrs Seymour
Mrs John Seymour of 22 Boardman Street Butte Montana long suffered kidney pain and backache. She used Doan's Kidney Pills and found quick relief. Three years later she again praised Doan's Kidney Pills for ongoing improvement.
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Boardman Street
Butte, Mont
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A Helena Case Of Kidney Trouble Relief
Charles Rosenwall of 515 Spencer Street Helena Montana describes severe kidney pain and backache from kidney trouble. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with strengthening his kidneys and eliminating the pain, reporting freedom from kidney trouble since.
Helena Woman Praises Doan's Kidney Pills Cure
Mrs Charles Oppel of Helena Montana says her kidneys were disordered and rheumatic pains and lumbago left her worn out. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her symptoms faded and she could resume housework. She reports the relief lasted over four years and continues to recommend the remedy.
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Hillsdale Street
Helena
Mont
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