German Aerial Raids and Front Battles Reported
Berlin dispatch says Emperor William heads to the eastern front. British threat grows as Germans renew assaults on the Aisne and Verdun fronts with heavy losses reported by French officials. British advances near Monchy le Preux are noted while Russian fronts see German successes and prisoner captures.
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Aisne
Paris
Berlin
Copenhagen
William
London
Verdun
Oise
Fauborg St. Firmin
la Fare
Epine de Chevregny
Corbeny
Hurtebise
Croanne
Aillette
California
Meuse
Avecourt
Bezonvaux
St. Mihiel
Bois Duchot
Bois Des Chevaliers
Upper Alsace
Zepoiss
Monchy le Preux
British War Office
St. Quentin
Lens
Armentieres
Galicia
German War Office
Krevo
Smorgon
Tragic death of Hattie Spillman in Lockland residence
Mrs. Hattie Spillman, 38, died yesterday at her home at Wyoming and Locust streets in Lockland from chronic kidney and heart trouble. She weighed 50 pounds and requires a special casket. Coroner Bauer noted the body must be carried via a window and a flower wagon will be used instead of a hearse.
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Hattie Spillman
Wyoming
Locust Streets
Lockland
Spillman
Bauer
Training Camps for Officers to Be Changed
War Department revises second officers training camps to August 27 with nine sites. Fort McPherson, Fort Logan H Roots, and Fort Riley dropped. Plattsburg Barracks, Fort Niagara, Fort Snelling, and Fort Sheridan added. State quotas reassigned among camps to improve facilities and reduce overcrowding.
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Washington
War Department
Ft. McPherson
Ft. Logan H. Roots
Ark
Ft. Riley
Kan
Sburg Barracks
N. Y
Ft. Niagara
Navy
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Ft. Myer
Ft. Oglethorpe
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Presidio
Fort Riley
Kansas
Plattsburg
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Ft. Magara
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
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Mississippi
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Louisiana
Texas
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New Mexico
Arizona
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
California
German air raid repelled as London fears an attack
An early daylight raid over Felisxstowe and Harwich by about twenty German planes killed eleven and wounded twenty six. British fighters forced the raiders to retreat with no German planes downed, while London sounded warning signals and residents sought shelter as anti-aircraft fire repelled the threat.
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London
England
Felixstowe
Harwich
Essex
Eee
Exchange Telegraph Company
Isle of Thanet
News of the World
Weather brief for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and surrounding notes
Regional forecast highlights thunder showers in several states with cooler, fair periods upcoming Local temperatures and records for Cincinnati and surrounding stations listed with highs lows and precipitation totals through July 22 1917 The report notes foggy and clear conditions at various times and locations including Montreal Denver Jacksonville Phoenix Seattle and Chicago with scattered rainfall indicators and a preliminary monthly summary
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
Montreal
Denver Wiel
Jacksonville
Phoenix
Pittsburg
Seattle
Chattanooga
Portland
Chicago
Francisco
Ida
Winnipeg
Omaha
Kamloops
East Lake Cy
Cincinnati
Man Dies After Yawning Causes Fatal Fall
Henry Chambers aged unknown, of 572 George Street, dozed on the third floor Sunday. He involuntarily yawned while dozing, toppled from his chair toward a window, and fell to the ground suffering a fractured skull. He died later at General Hospital.
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Henry Chambers
George Street
Eral
Siam Declares War on Germany and Austria
Siam announces a state of war with Germany and Austria and seizes nine steamers totaling 19 000 tons. All Germans and Austrians are arrested and their businesses closed. Universal military service is now in force across Siam with a 12 000 man army and a twenty one ship navy.
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London
Siam
Germany
Austria
Reuter
Bangkok
Land of the Free
Asia
United States
UOAL Mines Get Full Gar Quota Height Moving
Cumberland Md July 22 Coal mines in Maryland and West Virginia are near full car quotas after Tunnelton and Newburg WV districts resumed operations ending months of strike. Heavy shipments of coal grain and cattle move east to Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston seaboards. freight congestion eased by reloading between boats and ships.
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Cumberland
Maryland
West Virginia
Tunnelton
W. Va
Newburg
Baltimore
Seaboard
Philadelphia
Boston
German Plane Sighted Near Panama Canal Over Costa Rica
A yellow and black aircraft, believed German, has been seen flying over Costa Rica near San Jose. American residents informed Panama Canal forces of its presence on July 22, signaling concern over a possible foreign reconnaissance or activity in the region.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Panama Canal
Russians Retreat as German Push Presses Across Galicia
Dispatches from Berlin claim the Russian front north of the Dniester is tottering and the Seventh Army south of Zirochoff Gap begins to retire under heavy German pressure. Russians destroy Sereth bridges while rear guard fights to delay pursuit as German vanguards advance aggressively aided by an airplane squadron causing wagon train confusion.
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Zirochoff
Galicia
Dniester
Zirochoff Gap
Sereth
Russian Mutinous Regiments and Kerensky Drive
Reports from Petrograd say the First Machine Gun Regiment surrendered its guns in Winter Palace Square. Premier Kerensky leads the Russian offensive, with central delegates pushing to transfer authority to him. Dispatches note a wide breach in the front lines in Galicia and rumors of Lenine’s German connections amid Bolshevik links.
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Petrograd
Winter Palace
London
Kerensky
Central Committee of Soldiers
Reuter
Galicia
Bourse Gazette
M. Kerensky
Central Committee
Russia
Brussiloff
Nikolai Lenine
Stockholm
Lenine
Woman driver cited after auto hits pedestrians
Mrs Margie T Woodrow 50 of Verona Apartments Walnut Hills cited for reckless operation after her car struck Albert Parrock 22 his wife Fannie 19 and infant Alberta 2 at Fifth and Rate. Albert and Fannie Parrock treated. child suffered minor facial contusions. Police said car nearly hit a pedestrian entering headquarters. Bonner owner of the struck car not arrested. Others charged include William Dougherty 1919 Madison Avenue for operating under the influence and Marion Meiner 214 East Third Street for drunkenness.
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Margie T. Woodrow
Verona
Walnut Hills
Renner and Connell
Albert Parrock
Elm Street
Ludlow
Fannie
Alberta
Bonner
William Dougherty
Madison Avenue
Marion Meiner
East Third Street
Meiner
Wrong signal causes injuries to woman
George Stiegler of 3919 Eastern Avenue drove to avoid a left turning car signaling left. He crossed toward the right side and collided with a telephone pole on Greenwood Avenue at Reading Road Sunday afternoon. Miss Elsie Zimmerman of Clifton was slightly injured by flying glass. the windshield was damaged.
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George Stiegler
Eastern Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Reading Road
Elsie Zimmerman
Clifton
Stiegler
Unintentional error in report of auto smash
An unintentional error appeared in Sundays Commercial Tribune report of the Ludlow and Telford streets auto accident. The published account stated that Elbert F. Bonner of 376 Howell Avenue was arrested for drunkenness, the arrest growing out of the incident.
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Ludlow
Telford Streets
Commercial ‘Tribune
Elbert F. Bonner
Howell Avenue
Picnic party escapes injury when truck loses a wheel
A party of picnickers narrowly escaped injury Sunday when the auto truck they rode in lost a wheel at the corner of Gilbert avenue and Bloody Run boulevard, sending the machine into a ditch. Chauffeur Edward Batenbow was thrown from his seat.
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Gilbert Avenue
Bloody Run Boulevard
Edward Batenbow
Revolutionary Propaganda Worries France Senate Debates
Paris July 22 A Senate debate focused on revolutionary propaganda in France aimed at weakening soldiers and stirring strikes. Clemenceau attacked Interior Minister Maloy for inaction while Maloy claimed adherence to the sacred union policy and enforcement actions. Premier Ribot defended Maloy stating workers cannot be blamed for anti-patriots. Germany seeks peace by any means.
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Paris
France
Clemenceau
M. Maloy
M. Clemenceau
Russia
Senate
Ribot
M. Ribot
Germany
Elks Plan $1,000,000 War Fund For Hospitals
New York on July 22 the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks announced a $1,000,000 war relief fund. The money will fund base hospitals behind firing lines families of soldiers and programs to help disabled veterans learn trades. John K. Tener announced the plan after talks with H. P. Davidson of the American Red Cross.
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New York
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
John K. Tener
War Relief Commission of the Elks
National League of Baseball Clubs
Grand Lodge
H. P. Davison
The
American Red Cross
Appeal Exemption Board Named for Cincinnati Area
The new Appeal Exemption Board for Cincinnati and Hamilton County will organize soon. Members include Charles R. Atherton and Dr. J. M. Withrow, both Cincinnati residents. Local boards will begin sending exemption notices and handling claims under wartime draft procedures.
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Federal Judicial District of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Charles R. Atherton
Metal Workers’ Union
Kenton Avenue
J. M. Withrow
Reading Road
Avondale
Atherton
Withrow
New Appeal
National Army of Defense
U S Squadron to be welcomed by Buenos Aires officials
Buenos Aires officials plan a harbor greeting for Admiral Caperton and the American squadron on Tuesday. Delegations from the government and the people will travel to meet the fleet, amid ongoing arrangements with American Ambassador Frederick J. Stimson.
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Buenos Aires
Marine
Frederick J. Stimson
Admiral Caperton
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Alps
Italy
Matania
Associated Press
Wah Arena
Reagan
Dispatch
Kerenoky
Auto Party
ELKS
H. A. Broomhall
H. N. Ensign
Frank T. Huffman
Congress
Erie Avenue
A. B. Dunlap
Michigan Avenue
F. E. French
Stewart Place
F. W. Case
Hyde Park
T. H. Magavin
Third
Walnut Streets
M. J. Sullivan
Myrtle
Theodore Mayer
Dr. C. By Lliff, Loudon
U. S. Squadron
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