Allies Make Gains on Front Near Hazebrouck and Amiens
Allied forces report gains along the line near Morris and near the Hazebrouck railroad junction. French and American troops advance on Montdidier sector while artillery duels occur north of Montdidier and Longpont. Alpine fronts see French gains east of Albania as Italians push west. Austro-Hungarian lines bend, with Berat near the focal point. German reports claim local Allied attacks west of Chateau, while Allied communiques omit those actions. Admiral Hintze rumored to be named for Kuehlmann replacement amid diplomatic shifts.
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Amiens
Villere-Bretonneux
Villers Bretonnous
Anvre
Field Marshal Haig
Flanders
Morris
Nieppe Wood
Hasbrouck
Vailey
Ypres
Montdidier
Longpont
Marne
Cantigny
Chateau Pays
Retz Forest
Villers Cotterets
Albania
Alania
Lake
Ochrida
Berat
Macedonia
Lakh Ourid
von Hintee
Christiania
Uecord
Richard von Kuehlmann
William
von Kuehlman
Reichstag
Admiral von Hintze
China
Mexico
Local German Attacks Repulsed East of Amiens
London reports early today German artillery and machine gun fire targets Villers Bretonneux to the Ancre with local attacks repulsed. On the Flanders front British forces near Merris northeast of Nieppewood advance a short distance and take prisoners. Paris claims Russian Soviet leaders addressed the assembly.
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London
Amiens
Villers-Bretonneux
Ancre
War Office
Villers
Russia on verge of general military service says Trotsky
Despatch from Basel reports Leon Trotsky, minister of war, stressing Russia must build a strong army and enact general military service to ensure national defense. The note highlights the urgency of expanding the armed forces.
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Bly
Leon Trotsky
Basel
Russia
Trotsky
French destroy seven foe planes and two balloons
Paris July 10 war office reports artillery duels north of Montdidier and south of the Aisne near Chavigny farm. On July 8 French air forces brought down ten German airplanes and set two captive balloons on fire and destroyed.
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Paris
Montdidier
Aisne
Chavigny Farm
War Office
Italians Continue Albanian Offensive Push
Rome reports Italian troops pressing forward in Albania with a broader advance. The war office said yesterday’s engagement near the Oeum river ended with the enemy beaten back on both banks.
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Rome
Albania
War Office
Oeum
Buckley Returns From German Captivity After Escape
Corporal Everett Buckley II, aviator in the Lafayette Flying Corps, escaped German captivity after being captured at Verdun. A Zurich despatch to Le Journal states he reached Switzerland Tuesday morning. Buckley had disappeared last September, with earlier reports of his death later denied. he was confirmed as a prisoner after being wounded in Germany.
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Corp
Everett Buckleburne
Prone
Verdui
Germany
Zurich
le Journal
Switzerland
Buckley
Lafayette
Paris
Huckley
Americans Aiding Allies Greatly in War Food Efforts
London July 10 Sir William A M Goode of the food ministry told the Consumers' Council that U S self restriction in food has greatly aided allied supplies. From 1917 July to 1918 April the United States exported 80 million bushels of wheat products to the allies. Exports of pork in March 1918 reached 8 million pounds and 86 million pounds of frozen beef were shipped in March.
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London
United States
Baroii
William A. M. Goode
Food Ministry
American Food Administration
Consumers’ Council
Sir William
Kaiser William Stricken By Influenza, Swiss Source Says
Rome July 10 Emperor William has influenza, as does several family members, according to a Swiss source quoted by Epora. The illness follows a widespread outbreak in the German army.
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Rome
William
Allies Aid Russians on Murman Coast Report
The Daily Express summarizes Russian papers on allied measures to aid non Bolshevik Russians on the Murman coast and protests against the Murman railroad and port of Kola. Bolsheviks oppose allied landings and consider ceding the coast to Finland as a bid to join the "jallier" and secede. A Copenhagen dispatch cites 25,000 Bolshevik troops remaining on the Kola peninsula.
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London
Toly
Murman
Kola
Daily Express
Holsheviki
Finland
Jallier
Daily Mail
Copenhagen
Cesmnan
Kola Peninsula
Czecho Slovaks Push for Western Front Drive
In Tokyo Col Vladimir Har limp on behalf of the Czecho Slovak National Council announces that Slovak troops now in Raswig wish to fight on the Western Front and not be drawn into Russian affairs. The memorandum says Czech forces will move from Russia to the French front to liberate their nation and form an independent state.
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Russia
London
Raswig
Tokio
Vladimir Harlimp
France
Austria Rejects German General as Italian Front Commander
Rome reports Austria declined to accept Otto Von Below as commander in chief of forces on the Italian front. Germany refused to send Italian soldiers with him, according to a Schenamuree source. Despatches note Austria temporarily abandoned plans to appoint Below after Italy’s recent defeat by Italy. Reports from Zurich had claimed his appointment, but no official confirmation exists.
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Rome
Austria
Otto von Below
Germany
Cestean
Paris
Wid
Zurich
von Below
Bulgarians Deserting on Macedonian Front Report
London reports Bulgarian army desertions on the Macedonian front are rising. The Times satellite in Salonika cites deteriorating conditions and fading hopes of victory. Submarines in the Mediterranean are claimed to have failed according to the briefing.
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London
Macedonia
Saloniki
The
Times
Bulae
Opis
Mediterranean
Lare
Brookyn Ace Notches Fifth Aerial Victory in France
Lieutenant James A. Meysster of Brooklyn, flying with Lieutenant Hamilton Coo lidge of Hoxton, shot down an enemy two-engine aircraft over Jean Thierry in France. The German plane fell in flames and the victory was officially confirmed, marking Meysster as an ace.
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France
Associated Press
James A. Meysster
Brooklyn
Hamilton Coolidge
Hoxton
Jean Thierry
Aviator De Gramont Vanishes Over Patrol Mission
Lieu tenant De Gramont commander of an aviation squadron disappeared during a patrol. He was a son of a member of the Academy of Science and had prior service with the British arms as an officer-interpreter.
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Lieut. de Gramont
Paria
Havas
de Gramont
Nene
Academy of Science
British Armes
Military aid unlikely now in France strength must not falter
Washington says Russia situation changes rapidly making a decision on US military aid impossible. All plans involve action that would weaken the western front. Government insists nothing must detract from strength in France and Belgium while broader economic aid moves forward. No policy announcement is possible as the kaleidoscopic situation continues.
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Washington, D.C
Russia
United States
France
Belgium
Teuton Prisoners Defeated by Czecho Slovaks at Vladivostok
Washington reports via Vladivostok that Czecho Slovak forces captured 600 German and Hungarian prisoners near Nikolsk, with 40 killed and 200 wounded. Bolshevik red guards and remaining prisoners retreated on armored trains toward Haborsink, damaging rail and stock. Nikola and railway workers aided road repairs as investigations seek army sources. Several Nikolsk officials and railway employees were executed.
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Washington, D.C
Sberia
State Department
United States Coucil
Vladivostok
Nikolsk
Red Guards
Haborsink
Amur
Nikola
Nikalsk
Nikolek
German seaplane attack on Thames submarine
Berlin’s semi official statement relayed by Amsterdam says German seaplanes attacked British submarines C35 and C01 off the Thames on July 8. All crew aboard the attacking craft were killed after a fierce exchange, the commander firing until killed, as a second squadron arrived.
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Berlin
London
Thames
Amsterdam
Central News Agency
Cai
Fleminh
Milmrarine
Bot
Von Hulze Slated For Foreign Office Amid German Shifts
Washington dispatch notes a Swiss report that Von Hulze is slated to become foreign minister after Von Kuehlmann retires. The move is seen as a pan-German victory but Swiss observers expect little change in policy as the liberal party gains concessions while the mill party remains influential.
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Washington
D. C
Switzer
Vand
von Kuehlmann
von Hintze
Wreck Toll Reports From Nashville Collision
Nashville reports show fifty white and sixty five negro victims with over ten injured after a head on collision between two passenger trains on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line near the city. Ninety five of the dead are unidentified. The wreck will be investigated by George R Loyall, assistant regional director for the South. W P Bruce federal marshal of the rescue tow ity for the vol can the crew of the Hooal train
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
George R. Loyall
South
W. P. Bruce
Re Ase Ikea Rescue
Vermont Man Named a Captain in National Guard
Washington July 10 reports that First Lieutenant Lawrence Ston of the National Guard has been promoted to captain in the officers reserve corps and assigned to the 26th division. First Lieutenant William H. Munsell and First Lieutenant Will M. Thompson, both National Guard, also promoted to captains in the National Guard and assigned to the 26th division. Captain ines atate Franen of company A 108deer battalion. Springfield is listed as his home.
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Washington, D. C
Ein Yosterday
Lawrence Ston
National Guard
United States
William H. Munsell
Will M. Thompson
Ines Atate Franen
Hame
Springfield
Pershing Reports German Activity Near Chateau Thierry
Daily communique from the War Department notes increased German air and artillery activity in the Chateau Thierry region. Allied patrols ambushed and reconnoitered, while our batteries engaged. In Vaux and Colmar sectors German patrols and shelling continued with gas and high explosives noted.
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Chateau ‘Thierry
Vaux
Souillard Harm
Colmar
Lorraine
Public to Pay Homage to Late Mayor Mitchel
New York July 10 gates of the elite hall rotunda open to the public on the eve of the funeral for John Purroy Mitchel former mayor. The procession to St Patrick's cathedral includes many noted men with honorary pallbearers Colonel Edward M House Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Woods and George W Perkins. Flowers arrive from Viscount Ishii the Japanese ambassador to be represented by the consul general.
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New York
Tthe
John Purroy Mitchel
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Edward M. House
Arthur Woods
Mitchel
United States Reserves
George W. Perkins
Viscount Ishii
Part of crew lands at Montevideo after voyage
Part of the crew of the American three masted ship landed at Montevideo today after a rough voyage near La Paloma. The captain was left on Flores Island ill from exposure following a grounding on Saturday.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Adelin T. Carleton
la Paloma
Tee Ee Reveral
Flores
Jews Ordered Out of Finland in Expulsion Edict
Reports say Finland ordered all Jews expelled by September 10 and required stores to deny food to Jews. The Danish press bureau notes the move and Finnish Jews appeal to the world for help.
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Finland
Btockholm
Uly
Hax
Soviet pledge to ally with Germany in Russo intervention
A Moscow wireless message printed in the Vienna Neus Freie Presse states that the Soviet government of Russia would ally with Germany if Anglo Japanese intervention occurs in Russia. The dispatch, dated July 10, is reported from Amsterdam.
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Germany
Russia
Amsterdam
Moscow
Vienna
Neus Freie Presse
Miter & Despatch Tithe
Three Went Over Bank Near South Royalton
In Lebanon New Hampshire on July 10 Mr and Mrs Lewis Payette narrowly escaped death when their car plunged over a 10 foot embankment near South Royalton They were thrown clear Frederick age 15 suffered a broken arm and other family members were badly bruised The funeral of Owen Locke will be held in Waterbury Thursday at 1 PM at Mrs Albert Spencers Main Street residence
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Lebanon
N.hl
Uly
Lewis Payette
This Place
South Royalton
Frederick
Non
Owen Locke
Waterbury
Hays
Burlington
Thorsday
Mra
Albert Spencer
Main Street
Enthronement of the Most Rev Denniffery at Philadelphia See
The Most Reverend Denniferty was enthroned today as bishop of the See of Philadelphia and the province of Pennsylvania. The ceremony took place in the Roman Catholic cathedral with official rites observed.
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Dennis J
Philadelphia
Denniferty
Penny Wwanks
Ubon
Candidates for Attorney General Stir Vermont Politics
The attorney general race draws much attention as several prospects surface. Archibald of Manchester may run Republican, Barber of Brattleboro denies candidacy, Austin of Burlington hints at public will, Hunt of Montpelier remains cautious while his supporters urge action.
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Nberal
Vermont
Frank C. Archibald
Manchester
H. G. Barber
Brattishore
Warren K. Austin
Burlington
Montpelier
Hunt
Mrs. J. M. Avery Dies After Illness in Montpelier
Mrs Ida Gertrude Avery wife of John M Avery legislative reference librarian at the State House died about 7 o'clock Tuesday after a long heart illness. Born East St Louis July 1 1900 she married Avery July 29 1912 in Bridport Vermont and moved to Montpelier in 1913. Survived by husband two sons John and Herbert her parents and brother Herbert E Speyer Knoxville Tennessee Funeral planned for 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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Ida Gertrude Avery
John M. Avery
Legislative Reference
State House
Abe
Fred J. Bouyer
East St.Louis
Oversea Mail Improvements Discussed by Baker and Pershing
Washington July 10 Secretary Baker reported to the Senate that butter mail service for American troops in France and amid the wartime movement is improving though hindered by the large troop movements and man shortages. He credited post office staff and army cooperation and said a full report from General Pershing will be provided to the Senate.
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Washington
D.C
Senate
France
Baker
Soldinar
Pershing
Man's Body Found Beside the Road in Rutland
Rutland July 10 John Barnes Pittsford rural free delivery carrier killed when his wagon threw him on Fortinee hill. He died beside the road. Barnes served 16 years and was born January 3 1853 in Pittsford. Survived by widow and four children J Edwin Barnes Mary Hanson Clinton Barnes Frank C Barnes and brother George Barnes.
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Rutland
John Barnes
Pittsford
Fortinee
Barnes
M. H. Morrill
United States Fish Hatchery
Holden
Pitteford
J. Edwin, Barnes
Mary
Hanson
Clinton
Northfield
Frank C. Barnes
Pittsfont
George Harnes
Clarement
N. HL
Funeral at Rutland for Lieut Clement Jr. killed in Texas air show
The funeral for Lieut Frederic Percival Clement Jr. who died July 4 near Dialing Texas during an air exhibition was held at Trinity Church. Rev. Jonept Reynolds officiated as a National Guard platoon carried the American flagd casket. Pallbearers included Lieuts Scott Bowen Rex Arthur and others from Langley, Talia ferro, Readville, New York, Boston, and Springfield. friends from several states attended.
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Hutland
Frederic’ Percival Clement, Jr
Dialing
Tex
Trinity Church
Jonept Reynolds
National Guard
Scott Bowen
Langley Field
Rex P. Arthur
Taliaferro Field
Robert HM
Hallowell
Readtille
Edward T. Riggins
New York
Charles Lunt
Boston
Horace S. Brown
Springfield
Farber T. Marshall
Texas
Inez
Wort Dick
Rev
Clement
Camp Deveens
Lieut
Plot Suspect Arrested In Roel Nogene Company Plot
Trenton report says Erwin Bronowsky a former Austrian lieutenant and druggist, suspected of plotting to dynamite the wire mill of the John A Roel Nogene company. He is arrested with Ladislaw Romanowsky, held as a material witness by federal authorities.
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Trenton
N. Jn
John A. Roel Nogene
Erwin F. Bronowsky
Ladislaw Romanowsky
Higher Taxes to Finance War Expand Tax Burdens
Washington plans draft a war revenue bill raising taxes on luxury items and necessities. Proposals include 50 percent on jewelry and watches, 20 percent on autos and bikes, 10 cents per gallon gasoline, 10 percent hotel bills, 10 percent on restaurants, and broad levies on clothing and personal goods, plus adjustments to motion picture taxes.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Treasury
Inabana Muita
Seizure in Hanover Rye Whiskey Case Tangles Local Court
Hanover residents Joseph Benvenuti and wife face $500 bonds after officers seized rye whiskey and two cases of beer at 34% North Main Street. State’s Attorney Earle R. Davis led the probe with Deputy Sheriff H. A. Slayton and Chief Sinclair. Jamies Suple jailed on liquor charges. bail set at $500, awaiting Friday hearing. A jury will be drawn tomorrow to hear the evidence against the Benvenuti couple.
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Hanover
North Main Street
Joseph Benvenuti
H.W. Scott
Mor
Earle R. Davis
Sherif H. A.slayton
Sinclair
David Renderson
Trior
Benvenut
Consel
Jamies Saple
Ilegally
Suple
Washington county board reviews registrants under exemption
The Washington county local board of exemption continued examining reclassified and new registrants. A large number appeared. due to workload names cannot be published yet. Some appealed to the district board. Clerks work overtime to prepare lists for July 18 Burling ton and Springfield departures. Seven young women aided the board Monday evening.
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Washington County
District Board
Burlington
Springfield
Aldermanic Session Clears Several Warrants
The aldermanic board approved multiple warrants for payment including street payroll 61.60, water payroll 161.00, fire payroll 161.00, and sidewalk contract services 12.60. An inspector’s monthly report cited 20 minor wiring defects and the session adjourned minutes after orderly proceedings.
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Aldermanic Board
Pouganing
Loranger
A. Bomis
D. Gilbertson
Independence Day in Buenos Aires Presences German Flags
Buenos Aires observed Independence Day with German flags displayed publicly. An unclear portion of the report mentions an unusual flag presence amid celebrations on Tuesday.
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Buenos Aires
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