War Review: Allied Gains Hold Off German Offensives
In the Rheims Marne region American French and Italian forces repulse German advances with notable recaptures including Fossoy Crezany St Agnan Hill 228 and La Chapelle Monthodon. Germans vow reserves as fighting widens with minor fronts and a Bolshevik setback discussed in Russia and Siberia.
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la Chapelle Monthodon
Dormans
Empey Granted U S Army Commission as Captain
Arthur Guy Empey, who served with Canadian overseas forces and fought in key early battles, was commissioned a captain in the National Army yesterday. He will join the adjutant general's department after his promotion, having previously held a sergeant rank in Canada before being invalided home due to wounds.
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Washington
Arthur Guy Empey
National Army
Adjutant General's Department
Empey
Market Report Chicago Livestock Prices July 17
Chicago market summary shows hog receipts 35 000 with prices 15 to 25 cents higher as big buyers limit bids. Cattle receipts 14 000 with best steers strong, butchers lower, calves strong, beef cattle overall up to 16.75. Sheep receipts 12 000 with lambs up about 25 cents and yearlings steady.
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Omaha Livestock and Grain Prices Report July 17
Receipts totals highlight a busy market with cattle and hogs up to 26c higher in Omaha and St Paul. Omaha hogs ranged to 17.60 while cattle sold 7.50 to 18.25 for steers and cows mixed with feeders and calves. Grain markets in Chicago and Minneapolis show wheat around 2.25, corn 1.82, oats 0.77, and rye 1.81 with modest shifts across regions.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Slacker Roundup in Chicago Details
In Chicago on July 13 5000 draft evaders were taken into custody with fewer than 150 held for the Department of Justice after officials weeded out those who could contact relatives for registration cards. New slacker raiders have been dispatched.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
Four Die in Oregon Train Car Crash at Grade Crossing
Cascade Locks Oregon July 15 four persons killed and three injured when a freight train on the Oregon Washington railroad line struck an automobile at a grade crossing. The dead are Mr and Mrs Earl Nunn their son Harry Nunn and Wallace Price aged 9. Injured are Ruth Nunn Susan Staub and George Nunn aged 10. They will recover.
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Ore
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Earl Nunn
Harry Nunn
Wallace Price
Ruth Nunn
Susan Staub
George Nunn
20 000 British workers to be released from the colors
Arrangements have been made to release 20 000 British workmen with shipyard experience from military service. A new folding table top reveals a writing desk with accessories. Also 10 potter plants were erected in the Bombay presidency during 1915-16 for agricultural use.
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