Loyalty Blast Blasts Hearst in New York Democratic Convention
At Saratoga July 23 a Democratic state convention opened with a Seabury resolution aiming to oust Hearst from the governorship fight. The plan pledges support for the US President and denounces enemies of democracy while outlining likely tickets led by Alfred E. Smith for governor and Harry Walker for lieutenant governor.
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The
Tribune
Saratoga
Samuel Seabury
Court of Appeals
New York City
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Judge Seabury
Joseph A. Kellogg
Glens Falls
New York
United States
Belgium
Lusitania
Alfred E. Smith
Board of Aldermen
Assembly
Harry ©. Walker
Broome
Binghamton
William H. Manning
Bird S. Coler
Com- Missioner of Charities of
George W. Burd
Erie
Franklin G. Erie
Dwight la Due
Washington
Democratic Party
Charles F. “Murphy
Kelloxg
Kellogg
Oiter
Murphy
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Edwin S. Harris
Charles Weiss
U Boat Sinks Fishing Schooner Off Maine
A German submarine attacked the Gloucester fishing schooner Robert and Richard sixty five miles east by southeast of Cape Porpoise Maine. The crew of twenty two escaped in dories with three men landing at Kennebunkport around 7 pm. The submarine surfaced fired a warning shot then boarded the vessel before it sank at 10:30 am.
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Kennebunkport
New England
Robert
Richard
Castle Bank
Cape Porpoise
Maine
Orleans
Cape Cod
Dories
Wilson Orders Wires Taken Over August 1
President Wilson proclaimed government operation of all telephone and telegraph lines at midnight Wednesday July 31, under congressional authority. Wireless systems and ocean cables were excluded, the navy already controlling wireless and contracts with foreign governments limiting government takeovers. Burleson named to direct systems. plans to be continued with heads and employees retained.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
We're All Right U S Wounded Say Paris Message
American wounded on hospital trains from field hospitals in Paris send notes home saying they are all right. Red Cross workers with pens and postcards accompany doctors along the stretchers at the Paris station, helping each man dictate lines.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Parin
Enemy Admits Failure and Fears Foch's Power
German critics acknowledge a shift after the Marne crossing narrative misfired. The Wolff Bureau’s claim failed to pressure France into Rheims counteractions, signaling a strategic setback for Ludendorff and heightened concern over Marshal Foch's influence as world events unfold from Rotterdam.
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Foch
George F. Steward
the Tribune
Rotterdam
Wolff Bureau
Marne
Rheims
Ludendorff
Tageszeitung
Foch Shifts Battle Scene To Balk For Foch Shifts Battle Scene To Balk For Willing to Wait Now Along Marne
War report notes Foch’s northwest Montdidier attack capturing Mailly Sauvillers Aubvillers and a one mile advance as local action. In the Marne salient Crown Prince concentrates guns and men slowing Foch’s progress. Rain of shells threatens continued operations as both sides endure attritional pressure. Americans near Jaulgonne gain heights while France and Britain reevaluate their positions amid heavy weather and ongoing shelling.
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Arthur S. Draper
the Tribune
the Tribune Association
London
Montdidier
Foch
Mailly
Sauvillers
Aubvillers
Great Basin
Soissons
Rheims
Ludendorff
Paris
Oise
Marne
Tudendorf
Rupprecht
Aisne
Chateau Thierry
Jaulgonne
Oureq
Somme
Courcelles
Marne Salient
Picardy
Mailly-Raineval
Avre River
Baker Plans For 5 000 000 To Aid Allies
General Foch's strategy boosts Allied efforts as officials project an extensive American force. Secretary Baker hints at large army mobilization and draft-age changes to reach near five million troops for offensives, with Pershing's reports described as satisfactory and ongoing gains across the Aisne and Marne fronts.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Foch
War Department
America
Baker
Congress
Aisne Salient
St Lust
Pershing
Picardy
Marne
Pass
Charhel
Franco Americans Capture Four German Tanks Near Soissons
On the Aisne Marne front south of Soissons American and French forces report capturing four German tanks used with infantry. Allied artillery spotted the tanks as they advanced and destroyed four, while four others retreated.
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Aisne-Marne
Soissons
Enemy Rearguards Fight Fiercely Near Chateau Thierry
On the Aisne Marne front north of Chateau Thierry Allied forces press to save supplies as German rear guards resist fiercely. American troops advance skirmish lines through yellow wheat fields while capturing machine gun crews and hampering German retreat under rain and limited air support.
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Kémische Zeitung
Vance
di Cina
Aisne-Marne
Chateau Thierry
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