Allies Prepare For An Assault On German Positions
Paris reports fresh French British reinforcements as Joffre strengthens lines north of the Aisne. German attempts to break French defenses are repulsed with the Allied positions described as favorable along the front. Russian Cossacks rout Austrian forces west of the San river and approach Przmysl, while Berlin says Allied offensives are checked with no general engagement.
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Argonne
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Amsterdam
France
London
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Pau credited with saving Paris in German retreat
French article credits General Pau for stemming defeat and turning back the German advance. His swift action at Versailles reinforced the line, replacing weary troops with fresh forces and prompting a German withdrawal that halted the invasion toward Paris. He will be honored by the government with a high command in Paris.
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Joffre
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Versailles
Million-Dollar Pittsburg Blaze Destroys Downtown Block
Early morning fire in Pittsburg destroys about a million dollars in property. Logan-Gregg Hardware and stock, M Oppenheim Co clothing, Pittsburg Cut Flower, J G Gareis supplies, Laird and Taylor stock, and several nearby buildings suffer heavy losses. The blaze began in the Logan-Gregg building and consumed most of a block around Penn avenue and Duquesne Way.
Battle near Aisne as German and Allied forces clash
German and Allied forces fight for control from the Aisne to Verdun as the German crown prince directs operations. British and French troops cross the river with heavy resistance, while Rheims changes hands and 600 German prisoners are captured amid rainbound movement.
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Laon
Amiens
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Rheims
Nogente L’'Abesse
Vitry
Bremont
Smith Wins Senate Nomination In Maryland Democratic Primary
John Walter Smith was re nominated for the U S Senate over Isaac Lobe Straus by 4 to 1 in Maryland's Democratic primary. In Baltimore City Smith 14 865 votes to Straus 3 346. city Democratic total 63 213. Other district contests included First district nominations and Third Circuit associate judge race, with Allin McLane defeating Robert D Bussey.
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John Walter Smith
Isaac Lobe Straus
Baltimore City
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Straus
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Baltimore
Harford Counties
Allin McLane
Robert D. Bussey
General Assembly
Mr. Mclane
Mr. Bussey
Smith Wins County Front-Runner Margin in Democratic Primary
In Allegany County, with four precincts missing, the Democratic primary for U S Senate shows Smith with 1556 votes and Straus far behind. Missing precincts won’t change totals. Dem strongholds backed Smith, while Straus eked ahead in labor-leaning areas but remains narrowly defeated locally.
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Smith
Bedford Street Residents Return From Adelphia and Richmond
Mrs. J. B. Matthews, Master Hume, and Miss Mary Griffith Bedford Street have returned from a trip to Adelphi a nd Richmond.
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