New Crisis in Battle of Marne Signals Fresh German Push
Washington reports indicate a new phase in the second Marne battle with renewed German attacks along the Aisne Marne salient. American forces held Sergy and Meurcy Farm as General March reviews the situation and Baker pushes for disclosure of engaged units.
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Americans Press On Along Aisne Marne Front
Reuters dispatch from the Aisne Marne front reports a day of ceaseless fighting with determined German resistance. The American forces delayed but remained confident that the Germans will retreat beyond the Vesle.
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London
Reuter
Aisne-Marne
American aircraft clash with German fliers on Aisne-Marne front
Two German aviators with machine gunners attacked an American supply train near Sergy. An American pilot arrived and single handedly attacked the German planes, causing a collision and both sides suffered losses. The fighting ended with Hill 212 captured and the line reestablished despite pockets near Cierges.
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Associated Press
Sergy
American Forces in Battle Reported by Vorwaerts Front Telegraph
In a dispatch from Amsterdam dated July 27 the Vorwaerts correspondent says American troops fought in the Aisne Marne battle, noting mix of seasoned and freshly trained units, various ethnic composition, and higher losses due to inexperience with extended battle. Also mentions arrests of two women outside a River plant, and war labor dispute statements from Lynn, detailing arbitration efforts and State Board recommendations.
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President to Take Hand in General Electric Strike
President will contact General Manager Walter C. Fish of the Lynn plant after his return from business. Charles G. Wood of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration asked the President to intervene. He cites rejected recommendations and warns that strikers may expand to Schenectady and Pittsfield amid war work demands.
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Cathérine Jacubski
Teckla Konsinez
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McGuire Funeral Notice for Peter McGuire
Peter McGuire beloved husband of Margaret McGuire nee Willoughby funeral from 74 Forest Street August 1 at 8 nine high mass at St Patrick s Church at 9 relatives and friends invited
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Paper makers press for retroactive price hike on newsprint
Washington reports the federal trade commission heard testimony from paper company representatives seeking approval for a retroactive price increase to May 1 amid higher costs from War Labor Board wage hikes and rising freight and wood prices. The hearing focused on changes within the paper industry since April and excluded broader records.
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Federal Trade Commission
H. R. Weaver
International Paper ‘Company
National War Labor Board
American Newsprint Publishers’ Association
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Miss Kate Plunkett Leaves 6000 for Pittsfield Institutions
Pittsfield July 20 Miss Kate C Plunkett late of Hinsdale sister of former Senator W Murray Crane leaves legacies aggregating 6000 to Pittsfield institutions In her will filed for probate today two hospitals House of Mercy and Anti Tuberculosis Hospital and the Berkshire County Home for Aged Women receive 2000 each after specific bequests of 2200 the residue is divided one third to her husband George T Plunkett for lifetime use and two thirds among five grandchildren
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Pittsfield
George T. Plunkett
Ground fish catch and new transatlantic service announced
A report notes about 175 000 pounds of ground fish landed yesterday while the voyage fleet arrived with sword fish from the schooner Progress. Ex vessels list haddock cod pollock hake and sword fish prices. Cunard lines plans a Boston Bristol England service after New York route success and dredge Capitol salvage plans follow harbor sinking.
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Rebecca
Eva Avina
Tay
Olivia- Sears
Waltham
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Cunard
Boston
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England
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Bay State Dredging Company
Cardinals Stockholders Run Club Behind The Team
The St. Louis Cardinals count Several hundred stockholders with a stake in the club and have Chick Mattick on payroll as a player. Mattick, owner of the Dallas Texas league club with Doc White and Ham Patterson, joined the Cardinals after Texas season ended to help out.
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Doc White
Ham Patterson
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Dredge Wreck at South Boston Terminal Channel
A dredge working to deepen the channel to the new government terminal in South Boston capsized as the tide fell, sinking in about feet of water. All six men aboard reached shore safely. The incident is reported by The Landsman.
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Boston
Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Strength in Anemic Reader
The article recounts Mrs. George F Havey of Youngstown Ohio recovering from pale weak blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims the pills build up blood and transform tired irritable people into energetic workers, offering the 50 cent remedy via local druggists and a free blood book from Schenectady NY.
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Parkwood Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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