American Cavalry Breaks Up German Detachments on Patrol
American cavalry in action north of Chateau Thierry acts as grenadiers on horseback and disrupts German detachments with grenades. U S forces push toward Epieds and Chartelet wood as Epieds is retaken for the third time amid heavy fighting and artillery bombardment along the Aisne Marne front.
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French and American Forces Break German Resistance at Paris Front
French and American units attacked with vigor and advanced their lines despite stubborn German resistance. The morning actions saw gains across multiple sectors as troops pressed forward to push back German positions in the Paris area.
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Paris
Americans Advance Three Miles On 12 Mile Front
American and French forces have advanced three miles on a twelve mile front over the last two days. The move reflects continued pressure amid ongoing operations with Allied units coordinated along the sector.
Ten Fresh German Divisions Rushed Into Marne Trap
Paris reports that at least ten fresh German divisions have been rushed in to aid the Crown Prince’s army in the Marne region. This adds roughly 140,000 men to his forces, increasing pressure on the Allied lines as the trap closes.
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Marne
Crown Prince Army Retreats Northward Amid Allied Air Pressure
Paris reports the Crown Prince’s army now retreating northward from the Chateau-Thierry salient. The move appears to be favored by the German high command and is described as orderly despite Allied air activity hindering progress.
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Chateau-Thierry
Kaiser calls grand council of war for all Hun sovereigns
Berlin via Amsterdam July 25. The Kaiser publicly announces a grand council of war to discuss the present situation. Attending will be all sovereigns allied with the Central powers, in person or by representative, along with all the military chiefs.
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German grand council of war cited amid war council moves
London reports that the German grand council of war has been called with political and military aims. Entente allies note General Ludendorff's support of the Crown Prince in the Soissons-Chanteau Thierry Rheims salient as possibly political rather than military, suggesting a withdrawal to straighten the line while supply loss looms against massive manpower costs.
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Aerial Battles Over Soissons-Rheims Salient
Paris reports unusually intense aerial battles as weather allows over the Soissons Rheims salient. Six German planes were shot down by American airmen in engagements on Wednesday.
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Soissons-Rheims Salient
Wage Increase for Railroad Shopmen Under McAdoo Plan
Washington announces a 68 cent per hour wage rise for railroad shopmen retroactive to January 1, with 5 to 6 1/2 cent gains for various mechanical workers and overtime at one and a half rate. Beginning August 1 an eight hour day, back pay to follow, affecting about 500000 workers and adding roughly 100 million to annual payroll. Foremen gains differ by hourly or monthly pay structure.
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Wilsons firm stand rejects half way peace plans
Washington July 25 officials reiterated President Wilsons stance that there can be no peace by negotiation with Germany. They dismissed German terms as insulting and demanded full acceptance of the principles of lawful order before any peace moves. The war balance tilts against the central powers as Austria-Hungary developments deepen the Allied drive.
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League Baseball Results From Wednesday Games
Rational League reports Chicago and Meow on defeat Be Lode 4 to 1 while Cincinnati loses 0 to 4. Brooklyn falls 1 to 4 against Vitesburgh and AMMA tAN Ne games played.
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Delays in draft bill action keep Congress idle
Washington July 25 Action on Secretary Baker’s plan to extend the army draft age and expand the army until after the vacation recess appears unlikely. Most leaders are absent and resumption of work is not expected before late August. Secretary Loker secured views of congressional and military advisers. There is strong sentiment to reduce the minimum age to nineteen or twenty but opposition to calling below twenty one.
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Britain Cereal Wheat Storage Question
Washington July 25 reports nearly 30 000 900 bushels of wheat stored in Britain. The Food Administration discusses formation and control of wartime supplies.
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