Two Caught Setting Bomb At War Plant
Newark reports reveal two bomb plotters at the Gould and Eberhardt Machinery site in Irvington aimed at destroying a power house and dangerous 500 ton fuse powder nearby. DOJ agents stopped them after a brief pursuit. arrests include Dr Frederick W. Bischof and William Heineman with Reich Fils later charged. American troops arrive on the Italian front amid reception and early billeting.
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Newark
N.J
Department of Justice
Irvington
Henkel von Donnersmark
Berlin
Gould & Eberhardt Machinery Company
Ordnance Department of
Army
Mesa Fuse Company
National League For Women’s Service
Lois Sinnoch
Georgie Galligan
United States
Frederick W. Bischof
Springfield Avenue
William Heineman
Heineman
Bischof
Ivory
Kaiver
University of Freiburg
Hothmen
Feeny
Paterson
N. J
Dr. Bischoff
Bruno Reichelt
Broad Street
Bischoff
Reich- Fils
Reichelt
Canadian Cars and Foundry Company
Kingsland
du Pont Powder Works
Haskell
Berlin Charges Bolsheviki Executed German Fliers
Amsterdam July 27 Two German aviators were captured by Bolsheviki on Russian soil and executed according to German reports Berlin protests and demands punishment for those responsible.
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Berlin
Bolsheviki
Amsterdam
Fonck Extends Aerial Victory Total to Fifty-Nine
Paris dispatch reports Lieutenant Fonck scored three more aerial victories, raising his total to fifty-nine. The papers also note Adjutant Ehrlich achieved ten victories in twenty-five days.
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Fonck
Paris
Ehrlich
July Troop Transport to Reach 300 000
Washington reports July troop movements project 300000 overseas with 50000 sent last week. Baker and General March disclosed to Senate military committee that total embarking for France nears 1250000. Two new American corps the Fourth and Fifth to be commanded by Reed and Bundy. units mobilized as corps after training.
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Washington
Baker
General March
Senate Military Committee
France
Italy
March
War Department
George W. Reed
Omar Bundy
Crown Prince's Reversed Drive For Paris
General March announced temporary commanders for the first four regular army divisions to be sent to France. He listed 1st Corps under Major General Hunter Liggett, 2d Corps under Major General Robert Bullard, 3d Corps under Major General William M. Wright, 4th Corps under Major General George W. Reed, with Omar Bundy heading the 5th Corps. The page notes rearward disposition of the Crown Prince’s forces and shaded map lines.
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March
83D National Army
FE. F. Glenn
89Th National Army
Frank L. Winn
87Th National Guard
William 3. Farnsworth
29Th National Guard
Charles G. Morton
6Th National Army
Henry RB. Allen
82D
Inegro National Army
C. Hallow
Sth
6Th Regular Division
George le R. Irwin
36Th National Guard
William R. Smith
79Th National Army
1St
Hunter Libbetts
Robert Bullard
William M. Wright
4Th
G George W. Reed
Omar Bundy
France
Quiet Day on Front Marks Small German Retreat
Berlin dispatch says the day was quiet on the battlefront per an official general headquarters communique. Paris reports the Germans retreated along the entire front north of the Marne, according to the War Office announcement.
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Berlin
London
Battlefront
General Headquarters
Paris
Marne
War Office
Mary Wotch
Allied Forces breach Marne front as French Americans advance
From July reports by The Tribune Association with The French Armies describes Allied troops crossing the Marne on a pontoon bridge, counterattacking to push Germans back toward the river. French American forces threaten the Germans at the Aisne Marne front with persistent pressure and aerial activity.
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Associated Press
United States
Eben Swift
Italy
The
Tribune
Marne
Aisne-Marne
Forest of
Fére
von Boehm
von Eben
What the War Has Done to the World War Review Section Part III
Authorities across fields discuss the war’s strategy, cost, and moral impact. Developments in invention, medicine, art, drama, music, and literature are explored, with emphasis on lasting effects and cultural shifts.
Foe Expected to Make His Next Stand on Ourcq
Entente forces press hard behind the German line and have extended the Marne salient ten miles northeast of Chateau Thierry. The Germans retreat across the Aisne Marne front as Allied troops push forward, taking about 30,000 prisoners since July 18 and seizing stock and guns. French forces advance east of Rheims capturing over 300 prisoners after a two mile assault.
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Ourcq
Entente
Chateau Thierry
Rheims
Wilbur Forrest
Tribunal
FPR
Marne
Aisne-Marne
War Office
Paris
Chateau Yhierry
Mont Sans Nom
Germans Retreating to the Oureg under Allied Fire
The German forces are withdrawing between the Marne and the Oureg as the Allied advance and bombardment continue. French troops press the line in France, with clear signs of retreat already evident along the front.
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Oureg
France
Marne
Oureq
Allies Discover German Super-Cannon Bases Near Brecy
Paris reports 30,000 German prisoners captured since the counteroffensive. American troops found emplacements for large German siege guns at Brecy north of Chateau Thierry, about seven miles from the front. The guns had bombarded Paris and may have been used in the attack.
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Paris
Havas Agency
Brecy
Chateau Thierry
Perhans
Breey
Marne
Chiteau Thierry
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Foch
U.S
U. S
Pershing
United
Joseph H. Kuhn
86Th Nional Army
W. Kennedy
List National Army
Frederick S. Foltz
76Th National Army
Henry (. Hodges, Jr
Fontenoy
Soissons
Oulet
Chateau Thierr
Lisne
Eo Ardenois
Mont
Craonne Oe
Ville-en- Tardenois
Epernay
Mark
Ardre
re-en-Tardenois
Ville-en-Tardenois
Hanks
War Review
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