Germans Beat Back British in Somme Offensives Across Longueval
London reports heavy British losses as German forces launch waves of attacks at Longueval and Delville Wood on the Somme. German corps move reinforcements from Verdun, seize parts of Delville Wood and Longueval, while French withstand attempts around Verdun. Gas shells, rain and mud mark brutal fighting as Pozieres and Bazentin sectors shift in the ongoing battle.
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London
Somme
Longueval
Delville wood
war office
tenth
Verdun
Longue
Ancre
Bapaume-Bray
Bapaume
Delville woods
Berlin war office
Prol de Terre
Guedecourt
Morval
Albert
Pozieres
Bazentin
Ovillers
Coe
Colorado Senator Says Women Won't Vote on Party Lines
Charles S. Thomas asserts women will not vote strictly along party lines in a political context. To the south of the Somme, French forces have driven the Germans from houses they held in Blanches. German attacks between Blaches and La Maisonnette were not renewed, with French forces inflicting heavy casualties on Monday.
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Somme
Blanches
Blaches
La Maisonnette
Fingerprint alibi frees theft suspect Edward Valek
In Wilkes-Barre Eddy Valek, accused of pocketing several hundred dollars from John Wasil of Hazleton, is released after fingerprint expert Gerhard Kuhné matches prints from a piece of glass to Valek. Valek claimed alibi he was jailed on Blackwell's Island, N.Y. at the time. Detective P D T McKelvey led the arrest. Sharks are caught near Cape May as pilotboat Philadelphia reports a 360 pound, ten foot shark two miles north of the overfalls lightship. Dr H A Surface remains in office as state zoologist in Harrisburg. Virginia leads soapstone production with Vermont second.
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Wilkon-Harre
Edward Valek
John Wasil
Hazleton
PD. T. McKelvey
Valek
Waal
Blackwall's
N.Y
Gerhard Kuhné
Wilkes- Barre
Kaline
Cape May
N. J
Delaware bay
Philadelphia
Surface
Harrisburg
H. A. Surface
Russians Enter Hungary as Fronts Open Across War Theater
Russian forces cross the Carpathians and push into Hungary while threatening the Austrian rear. Letchitsky’s army moves from Galicia through the Carpathian passes, with gains at several eastern fronts. Berlin reports heavy assaults near Riga and Lutsk repulsed, plus new operations from Torchin toward Sadoff amid reinforced Russian fronts.
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Petrograd
Galicias
Carpathians
Hungary
Caucasia
Stokhod
Kiril baba-Maramaros Beicget
Hindenburg
Berlin
Riga
von Hindenburg
war office
Sukowins
Capul height
Lucsina
Jablonitsa
Novo Poczayev
Lutsk
Torchin
Sadoff
Lutek
Charukoff
Skin
Ugringill
Offensive looming as artillery fires sharpen fronts in Salonika
Bulga rian and Allied artillery pummels a 125 mile front between the Tcherna river and Fort Rupel as signs mount of an Allied offensive. Bombardments center near Lake Dotran and south of Gleregith while German officers bolster Bulgarian lines. Columbia University loses a $4 million bequest from Amos F. Eno amid a verdict that his residuary estate goes elsewhere.
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Alltee
Bucharest
Balane
silles
Tcherna
Fort Rupel
Lake Dotran
Gleregit
Columbia
New York
Columbia universlty
Amos F. Eno
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