War progress reports from the Marne to the Apenines
Western Union dispatch notes Allied advances on the Marne front near Chateau Thierry and Rheims with French British and Italian forces pushing Germans back. Reports cite 20,000+ prisoners and 400+ guns captured, with aviators harassing retreating forces and American Indians aiding scouting in the Marne region.
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Marne
Monte Stabel
Corno di Cavento
Adamello
Cape Cod
Mass
Moscow
Birsk
Amsterdam
Berlin
Chateau Thierry
Paris
Soissons
Rheims
Brooks
Pershing
Global Reports War News Flickers Across Fronts
A Russian wireless note claims cholera in Moscow and reports former Emperor Nicholas II shot. Hoover arrives at a British port, and Vienna advisories note Dr von Seydlers cabinet resignation. German aviators confirm Roosevelt death and Greek relief spent 72676 dollars.
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Moscow
Herbert C. Hoover
America
Nicholas of
Russia
General Federation of Labor
Paris
Wilson
von Seydler
Vienna
Quentin Roosevelt
Relief Committee of Greeks For
Asia Minor
Turkey
Buenos Aires
First Arizona war casualty from France named Pima Indian
The report notes Arizona's first battle death in France, a Pima Indian. It covers the sand-storm division at Camp Cody New Mexico, a Salvation Army hut at Camp Cody for Colorado trainees, and a Red Cross update on Ralph Ellingwood's status. It also mentions ferrochrome production near Denver from western ores and its impact on Rocky Mountain supplies.
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Arizona
France
Camp Cody
N. M
Salvation Army
Deming
Colorado
E. E. Ellingwood
Bisbee
Ariz
Ralph
Soissons
W. H. Brophy
American Red Cross
Paris
Germany
Utah Junction
Denver
Oregon
California
Nevada
Rocky Mountain States
Ajo
Wiley Bouldin
Douglas
Kingman
Twin Mines
Phoenix Indian School
Fremont
Cal
Superior
Navy reports San Diego casualties three dead fifty eight missing
Navy Department dispatches Sun day stating the cruiser San Diego has three known dead and fifty eight unaccounted for. Brig Gen R E Wood tapped for an important assignment in France per Secretary Baker. Italian cross of war awarded to twenty one Red Cross ambulance drivers for bravery in the Austrian offensive. War Department lists 125 Americans reported in Prussian prison camps.
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Navy Department
United States
San Diego
R. E. Wood
Quartermaster Corps
Washington
France
Baker
Red Cross
War Ministry
War Department
Kansas City Wins AA Pennant as 1918 Season Closes
The Kansas City baseball team clinched the American Association pennant after Sunday games ending the 1918 season. Court ruling declares baseball pools as bookmaking in New York third department. J G Uhriaub of Rocky Ford defeats Bom Bonbrake in four rounds in the Great Plains tennis tourney. Moore and Bagby advance to semis. McGraw plans a Paris tour with big league players for exiled pros, per Johnny Evers.
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Kansas City
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Third Department of
New York State
J. G. Uhriaub
Rocky Ford
Colo
Bom Bonbrake
Des Moines
Great Plains
Heathmoore
Phil Bagby
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Paris
New York
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cub
Knights of Columbus
Secretaries statements on San Diego sinking and war outlook
Secretary Daniels in Norfolk says a mine caused the San Diego sinking not a torpedo and that the loss has no military significance. Maj Theodore Roosevelt Jr slightly wounded and hospitalized in Paris. Provost Marshal Crowder calls Class 1 men to begin preparations as soldiers now.
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Daniels
Norfolk
San Diego
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Paris
United States
Department of Agriculture
Porfirio Hernandez
James Lowery
Clarkdale
Ariz
Frank Dickinson
Wright
Jerome
Hernandez
Dickinson
Verde Road
Verde Copper Company
Manuel P. Romero
Mexico
Japan
San Francisco
Tokio
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
United States Senate
Crowder
Arizona mining boom and labor push across the state
Arizona reports new ore strikes at Nogales and Superior and a wave of development at Williams, Queen Creek and Jerome. Cotton and melon shipments rise. prison labor is sought to ease shortages. fatalities include a Verde duel and a Bisbee train death suit threatens damages.
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Arizona
Comet
Nogales
Dragon Mining & Milling Company
Wickenburg
Queen Creek Copper Company
Superior
J. T. Holmes
Wm. Pemberton
Kyrene
Justice Court
Phoenix
Colorado River
Parker
William Drumm
Peter Drumm
Tucson
Jesus Bustamente
Bisbee
State Tax Commission
United Eastern
Oatman
Williams
Casa Grande
Southern Pacific
Gunter Renominated and Party Choices Declared at Denver Convention
Denver voters nominated Julius C. Gunter for governor with 72 214 votes and Thomas J. Tynan as runner up for the primary ballot. John F. Shafroth was named United States Senate candidate. Other party picks included Harry Churchill for lieutenant governor and Tom T. Barnard for state auditor with broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Julius C. Gunter
Democratic State Assembly
Thomas J. Tynan
Carson City
Gunter
Auditorium
United States Senate
John F. Shafroth
Tynan
Harry S. Class
Brighton
William A. Hill
Fort Morgan
S. Harrison White
Supreme Court
Harry Churchill
Greeley
W. K. Lockhart
Garfield County
Helen King Robinson
Tom T. Barnard
Victor
John W. McMahon
Leadville
James R. Noland
Chas. H. Leckenby
Leslie E. Hubbard
Charles E. Friend
Jefferson County
Hubbard
Friend
Mary C. C. Bradford
Ernest Morris
Arthur King
Sterling
Colorado University
R. E. Jones
Clement Yore
Estes Park
Jones
Yore
Yankees Surge Four Miles In Marne Drive
Franco-Americans push across the Marne capturing three towns as Allied forces press the German foe. The advance signals continued effort by American and allied troops in the northeast theater.
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Marne
German retreat and Allied pressure along the Marne fronts
At the Marne line north of the river German forces prepare to retreat further while burning dumps. Crown Prince Rupprecht sends reserves as Haig counters with British divisions. American troops push the enemy toward Fere-en-Tardenois, aiming to link with French units, as French forces cross to the northern bank.
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Marne
Ardre
Salient
Rupprecht
Bavaria
France
Flanders
Marshal Haig
Picardy
Rheims
Chateau Thierry
Charteres
Gland
Fere-en- Tardenois
Ourcq
Agree on Joint Intervention in Siberia
Tokyo dispatch reports July 17 that Japan and the United States have agreed to a joint intervention in Siberia. A proclamation will reassure Russia that the Entente has no aggressive designs and a relief commission may accompany the expedition.
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London
Japan
United States
Siberia
Tokio
Russia
Entente
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Story OF
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Courton Wood
St. Euphraise
Gouraud
Cologne
Count von Mirbach
Santa Cruz
Argentina
Irigoyen
Chile
Juneau
Ludendorff
Marshal von Hindenburg
Western
SPORT
Arizona State News
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Holbrook
Mesa Valley
Calumet & Jerome
Prescott
Silver King
Arizona-Oklahoma Gas & Oil Company
James Lowrey
Yavapai County
Bassito
Verde
Matthew R. Rivers
Matthew Juan
Texas
F. W. Strang
Quartermaster’s Corps
Red Cross Society
Carl J
Max Strang
Tergnier
Bureau of Crop Estimates
J. J. Ward
Bufford
Mark Turney
Whetstone Mountains
Chandler
Magma Chief Copper Company
Laurel
Haig
Bright
Dean
Pearl E. Miller
Abriendo St
Pueblo
Doan
F. W. Conrad
Cigar Store
Pearl St
Boulder
Conrad
Pete
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Union Depot
Louisville Courier-Journal
Maurot
Echo de Paris
Swift & Company
U.S.A
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