Advance Continues Climax Of Struggle On Aisne Marne Front
Allied forces push the line south toward Chateau-Thierry as French and American troops extend gains between the Aisne and Marne. German reserves are mobilized, while Paris reports continued French and American advances and rising prisoner captures on multiple sectors.
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Aisne-Marne
Associated Press
Aisne
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Soissons
Paris
Soisons
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Fossoy
Renilly
London
Mont, de Paris
Belleau
Rome
Montestabel
Cormodi-Calento
Adatello
Reuter
Bois de Misy
Port-a-Binon
Marfoux
Pourey
Fontenoy
Pernant
Berry-le-Sec
Ville Montoire
Huleu
Chouy
Neuilly
St. Front
Sommelan
Hebuterna
Yeaterday
Vierzy
Mauley Wood
Villerselon
Neuilly St
Front
Livy-Clignon
Fossey
Pershing
Washington
France
Monte de Pari
Rheims
Souain
Auberive
Courcy
Moscow Gripped by Cholera 274 Known Cases
London reports a wireless message stating cholera outbreak in Moscow with 224 known cases in the last 24 hours and 7 percent suspected cases plus 2 percent stomach diseases. The dispatch notes 190 cases in Petrograd Province to date.
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Moscow
London
Petrograd
U C T Parade Delights North Railway Street Crowds
Led by Cons Slade on horseback and the City Band the U C T parade departed from Medicine Hat Groc ery on North Railway Street around 1 30 pm and marched along Railway Street Second Street Fifth Avenue Third Street South Railway past the grounds. A large crowd admired the colorful procession and humor of the long nosed red faced police from Googoo land while the hay rack band played. The car order included Col Sissona Uncle Tony Day Dr McLaren H L Tweed and several councillors with Mrs Moore and W E Clarke.
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Cons. Slade
Medicine Hat
North Railway St
Railway St
Second St
Fifth Avenue
Third
South Railway
Googoo Land
Col. Sissona
Tony Day
Dr. McLaren
Ottawa
H. L. Tweed
Terry
W. A. Moore
Moore
W. E. Clarke
Ogilvies
Canada
J. Terry
A. Mithey
Stampede Exhibition Highlights Fast Times and Pro Riders
A cool Stampede day featured Capt Pingle's Alamack first in the special half mile. Marge owned by Jas English was second, Maud third. Chester Byera won steer roping in 6 14 seconds, Jim Massey top bulldogging in 87% seconds, Tex Smith rider best bucking horse, Jack Rabbit delivering lively bucking, and a lively wild horse race with Rose and Duboise among top finishers.
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Medicine Hat
Maple Creek
Pingle
Alamack
Marge
Jas. English
Thelma
G. M. Johnston
Maud
Joe Mitchell
Ed Hart
Chester Byera
Yankee Quesnelle
Art Barton
Jim Massey
Mike Hastings
Tex Smith
Miles Clarke
Hand Hills
Alta
Clarke
Ave White
Jack Rabbit
Tex McLeod
Jim Rose
Robi. Duboise
Napoleon Cayen
Garrett
Eloise Fox
Katie Cannutt
Texas Rose Smith
Stores Close to Permit Attendance at Stampede
Merchants and stampede committee agreed to close stores from 1 :30 pm to 6 :30 pm to boost attendance for the Stampede and Exhibition’s final day. Stores will reopen at 11 pm, with megaphone announcements planned to spread the news.
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McLeod
Stampede Committee
Japan outlines American plan for joint action in Siberia
Tokio reports twofold US policy in Russia military aid to Czechoslovaks and broad economic help while avoiding direct intervention. Japan, Britain, and France may endorse limited troop dispatch. some Japanese officials favor broader Siberian moves to curb German influence and protect interests. U.S. officials in Washington deem public announcements premature as talks with Japan and the Entente continue.
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Associated Press
Tokio
United States
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
France
Siberia
Washington
State Department
Mwan
Department
Former Emperor Nicholas Shot Again
A Russian Wireless statement reports that former Emperor Nicholas of Russia has been shot again. No further details are provided about the incident or injuries.
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Nicholas
London
Russia
Death of Lieut Roosevelt Confirmed
Paris July 20 German aviators dropped a note into American Riotor camps confirming the death of Lieut Quentin Roosevelt.
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Lieut
Roosevelt
Paris
Tieut
Quentin Roosevelt
Population of Vienna Starving in Austrian Crisis
A Zurich dispatch reports Vienna facing extreme famine as bread sells for high prices and depots run dry. Switzer land sees refugees fleeing while German and Austrian papers warn aid may be insufficient amid an acute crisis.
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London
Austria
Hungaria
Zurich
Daily Chronicle
Vienna
Switzerland
Zeit
Grain market report from Winnipeg on July 20
Winnipeg grain prices list oats, flax and barley with July and Oct futures. Oats July 91 5 5 to 91 F 891.9, Oct 82 5 8 to 81. flax July 48s to 4%5, Oct 435 to 439. cash oats No 2 CW 91 1 8, No 1 CW 88, extra No 1 feed 88, No 2 feed 82. barley No 3 CW 135, feed 126. flax No 1 NCW 435, No 2 CW 432.
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Winnipeg
R& Sp
C. W
C.W
N.C.W
American cruiser San Diego sunk off Atlantic coast
New York reports confirm the cruiser San Diego was sunk about 19 miles southeast of Fire Island light as German submarines are suspected. Survivors say torpedoing occurred. more than 1,000 crew members arrived in New York aboard rescue ships and tankers.
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New York
San Diego
United States
Crui- San Diego
Lee
Leutenant
Long Island
Bays Shore
Babylon
Offigerye
Sareepett
Coast Guard
Ania
Stockaen Provisions Rail Aid For Stock Purchases
Provincial Government arranges rail transport to move stock outfits at reduced rates to aid procurement of feed and equipment for livestock. Measures seek to ease costs and improve supply for farmers and stockkeepers.
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Stampede
Megaphones
Austria-Hungary
Toronto Mall
Atlantic Coast
Stockaen
Mise Evans
Toronto
H. C. Brigginshaw
Chinook
Ma. J. Chambers
Man
Eocup
Aeedions
LePage Bros
Hewitt & Black
Alberta Book Store
McNally & Porter
Geo, Snowdon
Bell
Prises
Assinibots
Chevrolet
Beveridge's
Cosmopolitan
City Hall
Winnifred Fang
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