Soviets Threaten To Fight Allies And Intervention Begins
London dispatch reports the Bolshevik government calling Allied intervention in the Murman area a declaration of war and promising countermeasures. It notes Lenin and Trotzky opposed Entente action and may seek German alliance, with Pravda broadcasting Russia must counter imperialism and coordinate with British and French commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Draperse
Tribune Camerdat
UMS
Tribune Association
London
Russia
Pravda
Gurko to command Allied forces on Murman coast
London July 25 The Bolshevik government says Allied landings on the Murman coast amount to a declaration of war General Gurko former commander on the Russian southwest front has been placed in command of Entente forces in Murman The Daily Telegraph notes Dmitri Pavlovich has been made an temporary captain in the British army and hints he may be heir if Alexis died. report continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adiaputch
Moscow
Lokal-Aneiger
Berlin
Amsterdam
Murman
Dds
Switzerland
Gurko
Russia
Dmitri Payrovitch
Iperor
Mitr
Daily Telegraph
Prince Youssoupof
Petrograd
Rasputin
Dmitri
Exp
Alexis
Vladimir’ Alexandroviteh
Paris
Rome
Tokio
Washington
Siberia
Wilson
Japan
United States
Evry Findhat
Kola
Murman Coast
Archangel
White Sea
Lake Baikal
Europe
Aris
Tokio Agrees To Send Army Into Siberia
The State Department has received Japan's reply to Wilson's Russia aid plan. Japan will furnish most of the military contingents for Siberia and withdraw once objectives are met, with Allied troops leaving unconditionally. Economic aid would follow, and China may join with provisions and troops.
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Tokio
Siberia
the Tribune
Washington
State Department
Wilson
Russia
Japan
United States
Phiippine Islands
European Russia
Samara
China
Argentina Exempts Sons in Allied Ranks
Washington reports the Argentine government will count service of Argentinians in Allied European forces as time served under compulsory military service law. In the war’s first thirty days an estimated 7,000 Anglo-Argentinians left Argentina to join the Allies.
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Washington
Europe
Editor Revealed as Cousin of Wilhelm in German Propaganda Case
Attorney General Merton E. B. Lewis secured evidence that George Vierick, a distributor of German propaganda, received at least 100000 from the German government in 1914. Documents show Vierick claims to be Wilhelm I's undisclosed grandson and a cousin of the present ruler. Investigations aim to present the case to the grand jury, with expected total payments possibly exceeding 200000. Payments came via Count von Bernstoff and agents, funds used for pamphlet campaigns and other activities. Evidence covers payments from October 1914 to January 1915 plus distribution of 90000 pamphlets and more books under German direction.
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Merton EB. Lewis
George
Vierock
Wilhelm I
Germany
Viereck
The
Fatherland
United States
Count von Bernstof
Meinrich Albert
Karl Fuehr
Count Dumba
Dumha
von Bernstoff
Dr. Albert
Evening Mail
Edward A. Rumely
von Bernstorf
Dumba
New York
Belgium
Vieyeek
Bagman
Foreign Office
Edmund von Mach
Central Europe
Frederick Naumann
Reichstar
Frank Koester
Karla
Fucht
England
Von
Bernard Ridder
Lusitania
C.J. Droste
Continent
von Reventlow
Deutschland
George Chatterton Hill
Ireland
Arcus
Trish Hill
Erin
German Twenty-Five Mile Pocket Grimly Strained
Special Cable from London reports thirty five German divisions confined in a thirty five by twenty five mile pocket at Fere en Tardenois. Allied gunfire pounds the slender supply line forcing the enemy to endure extreme strain as retreat stalls. Supply routes via Werre en Tardenois and Ville en Tardenois are under heavy fire with pressure mounting on all fronts.
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Belloche
Were-en-Tardenois
Ville-en-Tardenois
Biance
Fere-en-Tardenoir
Fere-en-Tardenois
Hearst Ties to Whitman Campaign Spark Battle In 1930s Sugar Ration Debate
The piece links William W. Cocks and Arthur Brisbane to Governor Whitman, reports a rift with Hearst papers backing Whitman in the primaries, and notes a response from Whitman supporters denying Hearst aid. It also covers a Washington food administration order cutting sugar to two pounds per person per month from August 1 to January 1, with a push for similar limits in public eateries.
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Hearst
Aid Food Board
Whitman
William W. Cocks
William R. Hearst
Arthur Brisbane
St. Regis
the American
Evening Journal
Lewis
Elihu Root
William Barnes
Elon R. Brown
Manhattan
Saratoga
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Tribune
Washington
Food Administration
United States
Europe
Porto Rico
France
Italy
Allied air sweeping French front menaces German lines
Wilbur Forrest reports from the Soissons Marne Rheims salient as Allied forces harass German positions. French British and American aviators press constant air attack while machine gun and artillery fire sweep the area. Fere en Tardenois proves critical as a hub for routes and retreat.
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Wilbur Forrest
Tribune
Comyright
Trhune
Soissons-Marne-Rheims Tient
Salient
Allied forces drive deeper into Marne salient near Rheims
Allied forces push through Riz and Fere forests driving Germans toward Fere-en-Tardenois and Beauvardes. Franco-British advance across a three mile front north of Rheims gains one and a half miles while Franco-Americans move two miles on a fifteen mile front. Crown Prince’s 500,000 troops hemmed in as retreat corridor narrows to twenty miles.
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Rheims
Marne Salient
Associated Press
London
Gueux
Mery-Premecy
Marne
Riz
Fere
Beauvardes
Fere-en-Tardenois
Anglo French gain two miles toward Fismes
British and French troops advance about two miles toward Fismes as they push from Sueux and Mery Premecy in the Rheims sector. The widening pocket narrows the German position, with Entente guns and air support dominating the area between the Oureq and Marne rivers.
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Fismes
London
Sueux
Mery-Premecy
Nattle
Rheims
Lalient
Soissons
Enemy Casualties Put at 200000 Fifty Thousand Inflicted
On the Assarne front the Soissons Rheims sack tightens as German reserves thin. American and French forces press the retreating lines, with Dormans, Treloup, and surrounding woods seeing back and forth fighting. Allied gains push toward Oulchy le Chateau and Courpois as the Marne area remains fluid.
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Argentina
Kaiser
Aids
Wilhelm
Bernstorff
Hil
Ondon
Fére-en-Tardenois
Foch
Ed Soissons
Epieds
Shateads Thierry
Sharmoye
Rheian
Pee Epernay
Topaign
Atlantic
Foo
Pall Mall
Oureq
Ere Forest
Fereen-Tardenois
Jaulgonne
Féreen-Tardenois
Assarne
Soissons-Rheims
Dormans
Chateau Thierry
Hey
Treloup
Courpois
Friére-en- Tardenois
Oulchyle-Chateau
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