The Counter Offensive Marks Allied Push on Front
The article reports a joint French and American assault along a 26 mile front near the Aisne signaling a shift toward offensive war. It notes American troops resisting German drives, estimates 250,000 Americans in three days of fighting, and links this to broader political calls for unity, law enforcement, and support for the ouster act amid wartime governance.
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Dedman, elder son of Mayor J. M. Dedman, has volunteered for expeditionary forces. Although classified for possible exemption, he will depart July 27 from Columbia to Washington and then embark for France after reporting for duty. He passes final medicals and will be on indefinite leave as city attorney during the war.
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