Americans hailed as men of the hour in Commons
In the House of Commons Bonar Law said Americans captured over 1000 prisoners south of the Marne after driving back German forces along a 90 kilometer front west of Rheims. He cited a magnifi cent American counter attack east of Rheims and noted plans by Mr and Mrs John Moore to return for Frontier Days with a large party.
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Rheims
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Thirty Days' Supply Wheat Order Under Food Administration
The Federal Food Administration asks Americans to limit wheat products to six pounds per person per month to meet a wheat emergency. Sugar and flour beyond this thirty days supply must be reported to the Food Administrator. Commodities will be kept on record but not commandeered.
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Federal Food Admin
Americans Repel Germans With Staunch Riverbank Defense
On the Marne south of the bend American counterattacks pushed Germans back to the rail line near Jaulgonne. French commander lauded the American general for repulsing the enemy as U S machine gunners held the river line and two bridges were destroyed. About 2000 additional German troops were to be listed.
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Associated Press
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Jaulgonne
Vaux
Allies Win on Three Fronts In World War I Summary
Allied forces report German offensives in France began with heavy shells and gas, crossing the Marne near Rheims while American troops halt advances at Vaux and Fossoy. American counterattacks reclaim trenches, prisoners total 1,000 to 1,500, including a brigade command. British, French, and Italian actions along other fronts noted as ongoing.
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Marne
Vaux
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Fossoy
Sumelin
Russian Situation Favors Allies as Finns Border on Friendly
A wartime digest notes growing opposition to the Bolsheviks, reinforced Arctic forces near Ia and Narmansk advance toward Nee, while American marines reportedly in the Kola region may or may not join a southward push. Finnish sentiment shifts toward the German‑controlled government, impacting communications with Siberia and central Russia. Czecho‑Slovak gains around Kazan signal rising control along the Ural–Moscow line, threatening Moscow and Petrograd if extended. Officials see Brest‑Litovsk terms unchanged as Lenine protests are dismissed.
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Russia
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Bombardment of Paris Resumed in Afternoon Dispatch
A Paris dispatch reports the bombardment of Paris with German long-range guns resumed this afternoon after a pause. The Associated Press notes continued shelling and advises residents to stay indoors as new strikes are reported.
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American counterattacks halt German push on front
A July dispatch reports Secretary Baker praising American resistance after a German assault. U S forces repelled attacks with machine gun fire and then countered, signaling a turning moment as reports from London note Marne crossings and German advances being stopped near Jaulgonne.
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