Teutonic Drive Halts in East and Frontline Actions
German HQ reports: on the Vistula front progress, large captures, and continued battles across Poland, Galicia, and the Vosges. Russian forces renew offensives with mixed gains, including captures on the Zita Lipa and Montenegrin advances halted by counterattacks. Air actions include a German shelling near Suippes and Austrian reporting of ongoing fronts.
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Tete-a-Vache
Forest of
Apremont
Vaux Fery
de Pretie Forum
Berlin
Bayville
Vintula
Vistula
Zlota Lipa
Bisley Flota
Poland
Dotowatka
Tarzymow
Ypres
Quelgium
Souchez
Arras
Meuse
Moselles
Les Eparges
Trunchee
Ailly
Croix-les-Carnes
le Pretre
Suchet
Vosges
Champagne
Suippes
Vienna
London
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Husalan
Bue
Leastern
Galicia
Zita Lipa
Trebinje
Montene-grin
Russians press Dniester front amid rifle shortages
Berlin reports from Czernowitz via The Zeitung Am Mittag that Russians push at the Austrian line on the Dniester, but all assaults are repulsed with heavy losses. Rifle scarcity worsens as reserves lack weapons until attacking, while Russian artillery fire grows more effective.
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Berlin
London
Czernowitcz
Bukowina
Zeitung Am Mittag
Dniester
Bloody fighting on Isonzo front reported by London
British dispatches describe heavy bombardments and fierce Italian and Austrian counterattacks along the Isonzo front near Gorizia and the plateau of Loberde, with Italian forces reportedly engaging large contingents for an advance on Trieste as Austrian lines claim heavy casualties.
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Isonzo Front
London
Triest
Fay
Leoberde
Gorizix
Italy
Salandra
Vienna
The
Tonight
Gortzig
Kern
Allies Near Goal at Dardanelles
Allies push toward the Dardanelles narrows as Turkish assaults fail to gain ground. British and French reports say Turkish losses were heavy while Allied troops held trenches and repelled attacks. Night bombardments and a large earlier offensive failed to break the line, with Turks sustaining severe casualties.
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London
Jan Hamlnga
Jay
Secon
Ule Peninsula
Tront
Seeton
Gine
Arreneia
Davai
Trehen
Royal “Naviel
Struck by automobile girl hurt crossing Peachtree
Miss Lula White a 14 year old girl was struck while crossing Peachtree at Cain Street and suffered a sprained left ankle and multiple bruises. She was taken to her father St White of 367 Whitehall where she rests. The auto veered toward her as it passed Peachtree and the fender hit her. The chauffeur stopped and witnesses identified him as a Mixie garage employee.
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Peachtree
Cain Struit
Lula White
St White
Whitehall
Mias ‘White
Rink
Baveto
Dvers Cit
Mixie Garage
Skal
Hot Weather Forecast From Weather Man
A cloudless sky and lack of breeze made Wednesday hot and sultry with temperatures around 87 degrees by mid afternoon. The sun faded as evening cooled temperatures back toward the eighties. Today's forecast calls for sunny skies and a rise to higher heat.
Methodist Delegates Convene at Bonnie Brae Church
Two hundred fifty delegates to the Atlanta district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South gather at Bonnie Brae Church at 9 o'clock with Dr. A M Hughlett presiding to discuss church work for the year. An accompanying ad promotes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic and appetite builder for all ages.
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Atlanta
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Bonnie Brae Methodist Church
A. M. Hughlett
Business Improved, Taylor Reports Brighter Atlanta Conditions
City Clerk Walter Taylor notes more than 10,000 dollars in licenses collected in a day and about 12,000 the day before, surpassing July 1914 figures. Mrs. Taylor says conditions are better across all business lines as the city and state adjust to wartime effects. Taylor predicts a five-year war span, boosting independence and use of southern resources, with fall business likely strong as officials plan more schools streets and improvements.
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Atlanta
Walter Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Liquorless Nation Predicted at 1920 Prohibition Convention
Atlantic City July 7 A split audience heard addresses by forty state superintendents of the Anti Saloon League as they urged a constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition. Speakers cited campaigns to curb liquor traffic while predicting national dry status by 1920 if sentiment continues.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Anti-Saloon League
America
Anti-Slagan League
National Board of Directors
Congress
Anmmany
William H. Anderson
League
New York
William H. Barnes
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Anderson
New
Sor
Picure
Ohio
California
National
Michigan
Missouri
Maryland
Massachusetts
Indiana
Georgia
Colorado
Nelson A. Miles
Gifford Pinchot
Fasother
Prison Farm Conditions Called Disgraceful
A state report charges Milledgeville prison and reformatory dormitories with filthy, overcrowded conditions and lack of sanitation fueling typhoid risk. It cites bare buckets for toilets, polluted wells on Fishing Creek, and sewage draining into the water supply, with 28 typhoid cases and 3 deaths, plus ongoing inoculations and ongoing concerns for inmates and staff.
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House
Senate
Milledgeville
State Board ‘of Health
Lta
State Farm
Baldwin County Water Company
Milledgevilla
Water Company
Fishing Creek
Waterworka
Compton
Prison farm typhoid crisis demands sewerage and vaccination
Officials condemn state farm conditions as criminal and call for immediate sewerage, a sewage disposal plant, sterilized water, abandonment of surface wells, and vaccination of all prisoners on entry. Physicians Compton Rico blame lax policy for the epidemic and urge rapid reform to save lives and public health.
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Balawin County Water Company
Chiar
Compton
Rico
Tts
Ately
Ceorsi
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Weather Man
Bonnie Brae
Grove
Gos
FOX
TODAY
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Bartow County
Norway
Stone's Cakes
Mpton
Board of Health
Reformatory
Moore
Maxtwell
Kingsbury Pianos
Kingsbury
North Bend
Dias UL Brownlee
Vier Pres
Mur
BEST
Meadow Grove
Sc Cash Grocery Co
Charlie Chaplin
Algorathe
William Farnum
Samson
George Klein
Irene Fenwick
Viola Allen
Ger
Essanay
SAVOY
Ella Hall
King Baggot
GPM Theater Today
Ememe
Shay
Sydney
Ayeen
the Victoria
Selig
Desoto
Tero-Reel Impdegme
Vanis
Nestor
Mdevile! Company
Bonheur Decatur
Gal
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