Foch to Decide Sending Allied Force to Siberia
Washington reports earnest cabinet discussion over Siberian relief efforts and whether an international army should be dispatched. General Foch and the supreme war council are expected to decide soon amid secrecy. Finland’s potential move toward the Central powers weighs on strategic options.
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Washington
Ruesis
Wington
Centente
Joss
United States
Siberia
America
Foch
Supreme War Council
Russia
Arctic
Archangel
Kola
Vologda
Kim
White Sea
Ube
Ines
Nola
Pss
Stockholn
Finland
Germany
Finkind Yinehy
Two Cars Stolen Reported By Police Tonight
Police received reports of two automobiles stolen earlier in the evening. W La Soley of Deacon Street said his Reo with Connecticut plate 1152 was taken from in front of his home. AL Bevin of Danbury reported his work car stolen from Broad Street parking area around 11:30 PM.
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W. la Soley
Deacon Street
Connecticut
AL Bevin
Danbury
Broad Street
Bevin
New Bird School Opens Formally Today at Amsten
Formal opening of the ornithological school in Ameton Conn under Herbert K Job for the National Association of Amdiihoy societies. A three weeks class to study bird propagation and nature photography. Charles Ams of Max Ane company Bridgeport donated land in Amston Hebron for wild game preservation. Prof Deb, former Connecticut state ornithologist, expected to unveil the new line of bird study today.
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Ameton
Conn
Herbert K
National Association of Amdiihoy
Royal Farms
Anston
Charles Ams
Max Ane Corompany
Bridgeport
Amston
Hebron
Deb
Connecticut
Sane Liuaey
Examination of Draft Suspects Postponed
Federal authorities postponed the examination of draft suspects after excessive crowding delayed planned tests. Doctors will visit the North avenue jail this afternoon to assess the men’s fitness for service. results and next steps likely hinge on federal decisions.
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North Avenue
Yeesternday
Man Arrested Over Roaming Horse Incident
Samuel Shapiro was arrested last evening and held at the Fourth precinct station charged with breach of peace. Police say Shapiro allowed his horse to roam in a no war garden at 125 Madison Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Shapiro
Fourth Precinct
Sey Shapiro
Breather in France and brother enlist in WWI
Frank and Joseph Williams, sons of Mr and Mrs Williams of 746 Beechwood Avenue, left for service in April and May. A letter home praises their readiness for duty with the Sth regiment and notes their willingness to fight for world democracy. Both brothers have five years of gun practice and report farmers' work days ending with smiles.
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Williams
Radio Paperajor
Madlery 6
Atth Vesiment
Joseph MM. Williams
Sth
Wright
Frank
Joseph
Beechwool Avenue
Kenints AL. Wiliams
Pershing Reports Hamel Capture on Independence Day
General Pershing reported on July 3 that American patrols in the Chateau Thierry region engaged in the Fourth of July offensive. Communique notes prisoner capture near Vicardy, machine gun taken, hostile planes driven back, and cross-area raids with British cooperation. seventy enemy in trench near Cintigny encountered, twenty-five Americans infiltrated wire, killed twenty Germans, wounded others, and captured three with a machine gun.
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Washington
Pershing
Chateaue Thierry
Americas
Hanvel
Hiesehs
Chateau ‘Thiry
Vicardy
Vaux
Vosges
Cintigny
Deash
Friah Rock Sold in New York Three-Year-Old Classic Winner
Fria Rock, a three year old from Brooklyn season winner, was sold today by John I Madden to J F Hoe of San Francisco Inc for about 100000 dollars. The dealer quoted the May August Felinant price as 80000. Exquisite cut glass designs attract interest in hand cut engraved glassware. A display offers bowls interiors vases stem ware and varied pieces for wedding and anniversary gifts at moderate costs.
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Friar Rock
New York
Pfrian Rock
Belmont
John I. Madden
J. FH
Fer
San Francisco
Madden
Robber Surrenders After Months at Large
John Paolette of 142 Shelton Street surrendered at police headquarters to Lt James Walk. He was wanted for a race track highway robbery occurred November 17, 791, at 149 Aretie Street. Paolette linked to Joseph Piste and Anthony Trerellio, who assaulted Lodegonee Srehneh, losing $200 and two gold watches. Piste later jailed. Rovello got suspended sentence. Paolette, 9, had lived in New York, now Ridgeperk. arraignment expected. Also a Ford touring car reported stolen from 1495 Toward Avenue, 1847 model, no markers. Car not recovered by late hour.
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Cvwdine
John Paolette
Shelton Street
Himelf
James Walk- Paglette
Prolette
Joseph Piste
Anthony Trerellio
Lodegonee Srehneh
Aretie Street
F Street
Architeh
Hun Wis
Piste
Rovello
Rovellio
New York
Ridgeperk
Bimipson Walkowitz
Avenue
Enemy Activity In No Man's Land Breaks
Pat American Army in France July 5 After the quiet Fourth there was greater activity today along the front. American artillery shelled the enemy with gas projectiles this morning while raids and bombardments continued. Rifle fire increased as American airmen conducted reconnaissance and photography and repelled hostile aircraft. A German plane engaged two of ours but was forced down. Thermals rose but achieved nothing. enemy patrols were driven off before reaching the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Frourth
Thermans
No Man's Land
Pittsfield man suffers severe head injury after fall at parade
Alona Dutcher, 40, of Dalton, Mass., slipped on stairs in a Pittsfield garage after the Fourth of July parade. He fell, struck his head on a cement wall, and was found unconscious. A physician diagnosed a severe scalp wound and he was taken to Hillcrest hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alona Dutcher
Dalton
Mass
Pittsfield
Ifey
Hillcrest Hospittal
Daniels Bans Publication Of Sailings News
Secretary Daniels urged newspapers to stop publishing times of sailing for departures locations or arrivals of ships in American waters citing German submarine threats. He noted ads and news columns alike can reveal sailing information that could endanger excursions and coastwise vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic East
Daniels
Refrigerator ad touts Bohn Siphon cooling system
The copy argues Tee is higher this year making it economical to own a Bohn Siphon refrigerator. It claims the patented siphon principle cools the whole interior, preserves food anywhere without ice, and its construction saves ice remarkably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enire
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American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Ave
Middie St
Essor Misch Sterle
Palm Beach
Idol
Hot Word
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