Americans hailed as men of the hour by Bonar in Commons
In the house of commons Bonar Law announced that Americans captured over 1000 prisoners south of the Marne after a decisive counter attack. He read a communication describing Allied success east and west of Rheims with German forces driven back and heavy prisoner gains. Mr and Mrs John Moore of Denver plan to return for Frontier days with many friends.
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A. Bonar Law
London
A. Bonar Haw
Howse of Commons
Nouth
Marne
Rheims
John Meore
Denver
Dyer Hotel
Paris
Aly
Sean
Apenas
Ser
Mans Roe
Thirty Days Supply Wheat Ration Request
The Federal Food Administration urges a six pounds per person per month wheat ration for all Americans. Any sugar and flour beyond the 30 days supply bought should be reported to the Food Administrator. Commodities will not be commandeered but logged.
French General Praises Americans After Marne Counterattacks
American forces repelled German crossing attempts near Jaulgonne on the Marne, driving retreating Germans back to the railroad and inflicting significant losses. A French commander sent congratulations to the American general for repulsing the assault as American machine gunners held the river line and halted pontoon crossings.
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Associated Press
Marne
Jaulgonne
Vaux
Allies win on three fronts in World War I battle summary
Allied forces report success on multiple fronts. German offensives near Rheims face stiff resistance as American troops engage near Fossoy and along the Marne. French and Italian actions in Albania and Italy, with British efforts around Ypres, accompany broader Allied pressures.
Russian Situation Favors Allies and Finns Friendly
Long dispatch notes growing opposition to Bolsheviks, reinforced Arctic rail forces moving toward Narmansk, American Marines possibly nearby but not confirmed. Finns shift toward German-controlled government as fighting rages in France and on the Kola Moscow line, with Finland neutral amid efforts to hold Siberia supply routes. Czecho-Slovaks advance from Kazan signaling rising railway control toward Moscow and Petrograd, while Bolshevik resistance is assessed as weakening against allied aims.
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Ed. Keene
NRO Hayt
Rustin
Siberia
Arctic
Narmansk
Nee
Qa Marines
Kola
Sweden
Telae
Hindhihe
Kola-Moscow
Finland
Murman
Russia
Leniné
Brest Litovak
Kazan
Urals
Moscow
Petrograd
Surof
Bombardment of Paris Resumes In Afternoon Action
A Paris dispatch reports the bombardment of Paris with German heavy guns resumed this afternoon. The loss and impact are not fully detailed, but the event marks renewed attacks amid ongoing hostilities.
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Paris
Washington
D. C
Paria
American Resistance Stuns Germans at Major Front
Secretary reports German attack met with strong American defense and counterattacks. United States forces stopped the enemy and advanced, disrupting thirty days of German planning. London bulletins noted the Marne crossings and enemy setbacks near Jaulgonne.
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Associated Press
D. C
Jet
War Department
London
Marne
Jaulgonne
America
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