French Stop German Advance West of Antheuil
French forces attacked along a two and a half mile front west of Antheuil near the Owe River and Meartdidier, penetrating lines and pushing the front a mile. German crater attacks at Loges Farm were repulsed with about 450 prisoners taken, including 14 officers, as Allies held gains and tanks aided the assault.
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Paris
Associated Pres
Frene T
Antheull
Meartdidier
Owe
War Office
Ines
Loges Farm
Lonepont
Retz Forest
Miet
Petam
Compagne
Extrecy St. Denia
Lev Reven
Antheuil
Sugar famine danger and American engineers abducted in China
Washington reports warn of sugar shortages amid Allied relief efforts while a separate dispatch details the capture of three American engineers in China by bandits. The Chinese provinces show extensive bandit activity with thousands abducted or killed, including men from the American Tobacco Company and a Dutch station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daity
China
Mongolia
Homan
Shaning
Ilanan
Pulien
Pan Yu UN
Ya Shan- Hei
Fan Yulin
Slawiane
Puchun
Chine Dikabehin
Perninaton
Armng
Bestere Order
Sol Vee
Chang
Butch de
Peli
American Tobacco Company
K. AO Kyle
Porthind
Nan
Starvation of cattle feared by Californians
In Los Angeles California on July 9 the local Bureau of Markets representative JE Niccols warned that bevy losses from starvation threaten cattle shipments to eastern markets. The shortage of feed in the region prompted action and an appeal was sent to the Washington Government for a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Ap Liss
Cal
Cat
Yemen
California
JE. Niccols
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agrculture
Washington
Sauerkraut renamed as Choucroute in Southern California
A garbled note suggests the term sauerkraut has been dropped in Southern California in favor of the French form choucrout or choucrout, claimed to reflect local tastes. Hector Biot cites Alance Lorraine as the birthplace of the term now used here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chang
Hector Biot
Alance
Lorraine
Thrift Stamp Fines Ordered Across Cities in State
Officials in Albany and northwest Virginia mandate fines paid with thrift stamps for intoxication violations. The measure, applied by courts and justice departments, requires offenders to purchase stamps as part of sentencing, reflecting a statewide push to link penalties with redeemable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Carl Maxiatrates
Intox Realton
Rural Motor Express Granted Stated Relief Plan
Rural motor express service to relieve railway alert in Marathon County proposed by agriculture advocates. Plan supported by rural citizens and defense officials, awaiting formal adoption and implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausat
Marathon
Thie
Typhoon Leaves Guam Destitute and Stricken
The typhoon that struck Guam on July 6 caused extensive destruction across Caplan Roy Smith at Governor's Island and surrounding areas. Navy reports indicate widespread crop loss and heavy damage to buildings while relief steps begin to feed the displaced population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Tress
Guam
Caplan Roy Smith
Governor's Island
Tooss
J Naval Station
Navy Department
Gardnerville Man Dies in Auto Wreck Near Carson City
Gardnerville resident Pete Ansoromy was killed when a car carrying Bord and two others crashed on a sharp Carson City turn near the Sehafer ranch at ten o clock. Bord suffered internal injuries and was hospitalized in Carson, while Kardon Antolonduel and Pete Ar ral escaped with minor injuries. The four men were returning from Keno in Bord’s car when brakes failed on the curve, the vehicle plunged into a sand bank, and overturned, fatally crushing Ansoromy.
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Pete Ansoromy
Gardnerville
Bord
Kardon Antolonduel
Pete Arral
Ganinervilly
Tonis
Sehafer Ranch
Carson City
Hele Homwes
Keno
Borda
Burda
Carson Hospital
Gardnerele
Veen
Emily
Hippel
Berdi
Jenes
No compensation for man who has hopes in Olympia Mela
Washington state industrial commission denies compensation to a man who claimed injuries under the state workmen's act. Investigation showed the claimant had hope of benefit but the commission ruled otherwise due to the details of his case.
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Wash
Washbasten Stite
Bndusteriel “Nowanee Commission
ALB
Camp
Owerkyiin
Pinodinie
Marie
Hye
High School Considers Standard Dress Adoption
In Independence Kansas students debated a proposed strict dress code at a Montgomery County meeting. Officials discussed white or black outfits and stockings, aiming for a uniform style for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetreet
Montgomery County
Chegil
Wallington July forecast predicts record corn crop
A July forecast from the agriculture department lowers the expected wheat yield by forty million bushels and notes reductions in water and spring crops. The corn outlook remains the largest on record at 360 million bushels, with corn acreage down five percent from last year. Barley, rye, and potatoes are projected to break records if favorable growing conditions hold.
German Prisoners Do Poor Road Work in Atlanta
Report from Atlanta states German war prisoners performed substandard labor on a road project. The program reportedly paid around $105 per day, but results were deemed unsatisfactory and workers were replaced by African American laborers to speed and improve efficiency.
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Berman
Atlanta
Belief Cotton Pickers Blame Lord for Boll Weevil
A distressed reader notes cotton pickers blaming the Lord for the boll weevil outbreak. The passage describes workers in the field reacting to the pest and efforts to prevent its spread. References to race and authority appear in adrift phrases within the damaged text.
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Boll Weevil
Allies Press Advance in Albania on Adriatic Coast
Allied offensive in Albania progresses with advances on the coast. Infantry capture the town of Freri and nearby Leichts, aided by brutal monuments, and about thirteen hundred prisoners are reported.
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Fieri
Rome
Ly Associated Press
Albania
Lhe
Adriatic
Brutiel Monuars
Freri
Alereta
Hubbies Switch Wives After Divorce and All Are Happy
New York reports a web of marriages and divorces among residents of Rockville Centre Long Island. Elbert Wendell Verity and Henry J Frost pursued divorces and remarriages, with Frost's ex wife Ruth Edna Frost and Verity wed anew to Natal ie Crane Verity. The pattern shows former spouses aligning with new partners as social ties dissolved.
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New York
Elbert Wendell Verity
Henry
Frost
Hwektile
Long Island
Natale Crane Aly
Ruth Edna Frost
Ty Mamed
Henry FB. Frost
Ruth Bdna Prost
Pibert Wendell Verity
Ja. Mamed
Henry J. Frost Merles
Natalie Chine Verity
Ruth Edna Prost
Verity
Mrs. Frost
Iron Cow Delivers Cheap Milk At New York Event
A public demonstration in Lamnox Hull Settlement featured a mechanical milking cow delivering over three quarts of milk per person. Patrons queued for jars and dippers as officials prepared to sell the milk at nine cents, marking the opening of a new distribution center run by the department of public affairs.
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New York
Upper East
Lamnox Hull
Ronald Ade
Eide
Shepe
Department of Public Aariets
Ander Uoe Benox Huth Earthaveni
Glen Precerns Mohd
Train Wreck Near Nashville Claims Dozens of Lives
Wreck between Nashville and Memphis bound trains killed about a hundred people and injured many in a fiery collision. Two passenger trains, eastbound from Memphis and westbound from Nashville, crashed with six coaches demolished and fires spreading as doctors and nurses rushed to the scene.
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Associated Proms
Nashile
Chatanooga
St. Luis Bell Way
Nashville
Wvo
Associated Dreas
Birse
Memphis
Traite
Hema
Letter Carriers Aid Widow in Harvest at Five Acres
Knoxville Tennury nine five acres of wheat on the farm of widow Mrs RM Bell near here were saved from ruin when six letter carriers from Station A formed a rescue committee. In five hours the wheat was cut and stacked. The farmers afterward refused payment for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tennury
RM Bell
Fighting in Moscow Streets Continues Amid Turmoil
The latest dispatch from Ambassador Francis at Voluza dated July seven confirms continued street fighting in Moscow following the assassination of German ambassador Count von Mirbach. The state department received word on July seven reflecting ongoing clashes in the capital.
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Count von Mirbach
State Department
Waslington
Assocated Press
Francis
Voluza
Moscow
Sts of
Auto Seizure Case Rules Against Pocket Whiskey Warning
In Americas Georgia a jury ruled that carrying four quarts of whiskey in a pocket while in a car is not contained in the vehicle after an automobile was seized on a charge of transportation of liquor. The car was restored to its owner.
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Americas
Mquor
Ofela
Army transport contracts let for ninety two ships
Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board announced after a White House visit that contracts have been let for ninety two army transports. After the war the ships will enter the passenger carrying trade.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hurley
The
Shipping Beard
Thu
Shipping Board
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Petain
Aris
Tityauven
America
Wasiington
Assvel Wed
Rural Motor Express
Ung
Jess
Mount Vernon
Amsterdam
Wilson
Rheinisch Wesatfalische Zeitung
Warlike
Neve Brete Presse
Vienna Tageblitt
Wilken
Ius
Hebbings
Chains Child
Val
Fieet
Collen
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Opportunity
Sunset Grocery
Fifth Street
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