News of a Week in Condensed Form
Happenings across the globe include stalled wage talks between employers and unions in Great Britain and Montana. Reports cover death of Judge Fred Stevens near Blackfoot, extensive farming in Shihe, liquor prohibition, seditious acts, and various war era events from both domestic and international fronts with political and military updates.
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Great Kulla Mont
Fred
Stevens
Blackfoot
Shihe
State Supreme Court
Potatello
Idaho
Patrick Doherty
Stephen Murphy
United States
Butte
British Hold At Somme In Heavy French Supporting Action
Detailed dispatches recount brutal fighting in the Somme front with German losses cited near 250,000 as British lines slow but hold. German assaults push through Vaulx and cross near Henin hill but are repelled by machine gun defenses and rear-guard counterattacks, while Allied forces defend across multiple sectors and repulse pontoon bridge attempts.
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Foch
France
Clemenceau
Bourbon Palace
Semenoff
Manchuria
Germany
Romania
Phelps Collins
Detroit
Mich
Lafayette Flying Corps
Varlé
West Marsal Hindenburg
Hertiing
Gereman Criminaire
Austerdam
Kherson
Chena
London
Hosta
Somme
Cambrai
Bullevourt
East Noguel
Croiselles
Fontaineries
Croiselies God
Cherisay
Henin-sur- Cojente
Henin Hill
Rack
Teutons
St. Leger
Vaulx
Vraucourt
Vaule
Ine
Mary
Crosseltes
Peronne
Minane
Acros
Polit
Orvillers
Renigny
Mt. Quentin
Arvillers
Norses
Goreaucourt
Epephy
Arras
Bapaume
Coreul
Sensee
Gauche Wood
Chapel Hill
Peronne-Ham-Cha Une
Kaleer
Kaiser
Feld Marshal
War on Prairie Dogs In New Mexico Aims At Rodent Menace
The New Mexico agriculture department declares a war on prairie dogs and other rodents threatening farm production. The New Mexico State Council Defense calls for county maps showing rodent infestations and a public information campaign will be launched soon. A European team reportedly purchased supplies for field operations.
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Suero
Tex
Guadalupe River
New Jersey
Charles
John Parks
Silver City
N. M
J. B. Shirmsher
Hachita
Grant County
Wilson
William D. Stephens
California
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
San Francisco
Fuben
Place Ranch
Federico Arroela
Mexico
Chicago
Court of Criminal Appella
Harry J. Spanell
Colenan
M. 0. Hutler
U8. A
Alpine
Texas
H. Honten
Hoya Mylar Corps
Everman Field
Fort Worth
Teaus
KuMbralef
Banta Fe
Nericul
New Mexico
New Alyssoo State Council
Willy Pal
Department of Agriculture
Roll Steel Wages Reach 215 Weekly at St Louis Plants
Rollers at the St Louis and Granite City plants of the National Enameling and Stamping Company earn up to 215 dollars a week for eight-hour shifts. Officials note pay is on a ten-day basis, with about 175 workers in the two plants averaging 4000 to 5000 dollars per year. The job demands high skill and a lengthy apprenticeship, reflecting its demanding nature in metalworking.
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Loula
St. Loula
Granite City
National Enameling and Stamping ! Company
Wald
Kate
Women and sacrifice for war time rationing
A citizen exhortation urges all to wartime sacrifices beyond comfort as patriotism. It rebukes selective giving to Red Cross and Liberty bonds, urging women and men to forego luxuries like white bread and bacon, and to make sacrifice an honorable service for the war effort. It invokes moral duty, Christian ethics, and collective resolve.
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Virginia Terhune van DE
Food Administration
Tam
Red Cross
Sbe
Spoe
Nobin
Christ
Truth Resitzed Street Anmevhlaterin Ube Aghh
The text appears garbled with names and phrases, offering no clear event or identifiable persons or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item. No actionable facts or dates are present to form a concise headline and card.
Hindenburg Prophesy Fails As Allied Slowing Offensive Grows
Reporting on the end of German expectations, the Paris drives and Allied resilience, the piece surveys General Bell’s testimony, Pershing’s looming army offer, and the Franco-British lines near La Fere and Noyon as Allied forces weather German pressure and hold key positions along the Oise while planning a broader counterstroke.
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Washington
von Hinedenburg
Pitilows Pruskin
Bell
Senate
France
Bok
Kuma
Hue
Pershing
Foch
la Fern
la Fere
Noyon
Oise
Saumigny
Teutona Increasing Air Force Preparations
Fragment describes Germany boosting air power ahead of a likely war with the United States. It notes intense military buildup, plunderings, and preparations on the French front as readiness grows for a potential clash.
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Teutona
Germany
Aly
Unite
Afternoon Teas Abolished in Mulband
An unclear report notes ceremonial tea events ending in Mulband with references to Amiedersian figures and a disrupted sequence of place names and terms, ending in confusion about locations and actions. The fragment mentions Taihae Roanka and Calaabhe near Kewreenam amid a Bur setting, rendering full meaning uncertain.
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Mulband
Aston
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Chariessin
Minn Marioni Crandall
Callone
Milioni
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University of Nebenwki
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Blehee
Ariz
Garfield
Shapenston
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
Kitehin
Atti
Nadernet
Haniarturan
Dromolmoi
Borntvine
HUNG
Mallya
St. Louis Milla
Row
Eame
Hindenburg
Paris
Petrograd
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Attaire
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