French Take Second Line South of Somme. Allies Push On
French forces renewed the offensive along the Somme front in northern France, recapturing the second German line south of the river and threatening Peronne and Barleux. British units maintained ground, while Russians report successes along their western and Carpathian fronts amid heavy fighting.
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Somme
Rae Sei
Somment
iMe
Therth
Nave
Hase
Ulery
Lorment Farm
Leeuw Front
Remps Court
Norwicth
Henry Mapcourier
Altac
Verdyn
Carpathians
France
Huig
Tmepval
Barlecx
V. Hers-Carbonnet
Peronns
Hem
Paris
Verdun
Gelicia
Dela Irn
Korosmezo
Hungary
Mikoupchine
Delatyn
Heneary
Feurenic Slans
Petrogred
Pans
la U Marne
Foch
Picardy
Ejec
Estrees
Usey Sillbeld
Feley
Nonn A
Monaco Farm
Cptticn
Villers-Carvonnet
Pere
Berlin War Office
War Office
Baranevie
Voll
Nia
Hearing on Meat Trust Investigation Leads to House Action
A hearing on the meat trust probes was presented to the House with a plan to act on the next session. The committee warned of manipulated prices and cited control by air and fertilizer firms, cotton seed trade, and cold storage plants. Arthur Meeker, Armour company general manager, emphasized the need for criminal law and economic remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Priges
Borland
Idee
Austr
Ulee
Arthur Meeker
Armour Company
War in South America reported allied actions in Colombia
United Press reports renewed Allied activity in Colombia and Ecuador with steady Venezuelan and Peruvian tensions. The unreliable fragment describes naval movements and border tensions, noting cross country cooperation and shifting fronts while Buenos Aires dispatches from July remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imezeela
Pera
Colombia
Ecuador
United Press
Buenos Aires
Venezuela
Peru
Sande
Tae
Industrial Worker Held in Binabik Killings Case
Deputy Sheriff Lockhart arrested John Wesianen of Hibbing an Industrial Worker of the World leader on a charge of first degree murder in the Binabik killings. He was sent to Duluth to join Scarlet Schmit and others also charged. Wesianen had lived in Hibbing years and headed a Finnish department within the IWW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hibbing
Minn
Dais
Lockhart
John Wesianen
Industrial Worker of the World
First Desree
Binabik
Duluth
Scarlet
Schmit
Westanen
Industrial Workers of the World Movement
Tel
Fate of Patrol Recalls Tragic War Losses
A detailed World War II casualty account recalls a patrol encounter near Fort Bhes where many were killed or wounded. The narrative describes camped units, a dawn attack, and the aftermath including a hospital detachment and the long process of identifying and honoring fallen soldiers.
Prices High in Belgium Ad Report
Fragmentary notice reports rising prices in Belgium with mentions of prime beef and cheese. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Land Restored to Entry Under Mining and Forest Laws
Land parcels in Sheridan Valley Hil and Blaine counties are restored to entry under homestead and mineral laws. About 7.30 acres may be moved from Teton National Forest in Lincoln County Wyoming. Entry dates and coal bearing areas remain subject to coal land laws and agricultural entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsecia Ashington
Sheridan
Valley, Hil
Blaine Coyntes
Teton National Forest
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Supply coal to Balkans in syndicate hit claim
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a coal supply matter involving a syndicate and a figure named Sneh Wil FB Varpese, with a million currency reference and disrupted text suggesting trouble or exposure in a Balkan context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneh
Etrent
Nomination Costs Rise in Minnesota Political Race
A fragmented OCR item notes the expense of nomination in Minnesota with references to a Republican nomination process and mentions timing and candidates. It remains brief and unclear but highlights financial aspects of the nomination.
William R. Wilkoz Chosen Chairman of Republican National Committee
William R. Wilkoz, a friend of Charles E. Hughes and former New York postmaster, has been selected as chairman of the Republican National Committee to manage Hughes' presidential campaign. He has not aligned with any party faction and is acceptable to Republicans and Progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam R. Willkeox
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Public Service Commission of
Republican National Committee
Hughes
Wilicoz
Lambert girl cyanide powder case highlights strained cross examination
In a July cross examination in Urpertal, expert chemist J. A. Wesner testifies under pressure about Maron Lampsert's death from potassium cyanide powder. Prosecutor David B. Joslyn sought to sharpen the witness's consistency while the expert maintained core testimony amid sarcasm and repeated queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David RK
Joslyn
Apom
Pat
Associated Press
Der
J. A. Wesner
Urpertal
Maron Lampsert
David B. Josiin
Dan Lambert
Han Bowery
Rothe
Sinesa
Ion
Krohn
Marion
Bank Deposits Rise in Milwaukee Banks
Associated Press reports Milwaukee national banks show deposits up 673000 since May 1 amid the June 3 federal call. Cash resources have risen 1258000, while bond investments fell over 150000. Total resources exceed 8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Milwaukee
Wis
Senate debates agricultural appropriation and aerial patrol bill
The Senate resumed debate on an agricultural appropriation bill. Senator Johnson introduced a bill for an aerial coast patrol. The House met at 11 a.m. to begin consideration of a special revenue bill to raise 520000 through taxes on estates and inheritance. The Judiciary Committee held a hearing on a proposed federal trade commission investigation of the beef trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Johnson
HOUSE
Federal Trade Commission
Wanamaker Considered for Republican Treasurer Role
Rumors swirl that Wanamaker may be named treasurer of the Republican National Committee with Chairman Wilcox facing uncertainty. Democratic leader McCormick claims summer defections will aid re election efforts for President Wilson. Hughes campaign managers plan a coast to coast trip as suffragists meet with Hughes before his Bridgehampton departure.
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Onal
Hepublican
Charman Witlcox
Johan Wans
Wanamaker
Mau
Hepublican National Committee
WURB
Sheldon
Chaiman Wilcox
Ib Chaiman McCormick
Democrratic Rational Committee
Wiser
AleCormick
Gifford Pinchot
Dear Lewis
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Willveox
Tepubkcar
Sgat
Willner
Hughes
Norman D. R. Whitehouse
Cai Chapman Catt
Republican
Herbert Satterlee
Roosevelt
Chicago
Hageeit
Alaska
George Riggs
Washington Bank
Progressive National
Bridgehampton
Oelock
Wisconsin Power Light and Light Co stock and bond approved
Wisconsin Railroad Commission approves stock issue of 500000? and bond issue of 2 065 000 to Wisconsin Power Light and Railroad Company of Milwaukee. The move consolidates plants at Oconomowoc Hericon Beaver Dam and Baraboo under one management and plans lines to additional villages and cities. Power will be supplied from the Wisconsin River near Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
United Press
Madison, Wie
Wisconsin Railroad
Wisconsin Power Light and Hrariompany
Milweukee
Omre
Hericon
Beaver Erni
Baraboo
Wisconsin River
Portage
Milwaukee Strike Threat Looms Over City
In Milwaukee Wisconsin more than seven thousand tradesmen and employers faced a potential eight hour day dispute. Both sides offered proposals but readers indicated neither would concede. A settlement likely within days could trigger the strike early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwemuee
Wis
Yes
Divorce for Mrs Waite Given in Local Case
Divorce granted to Mrs Waite, last name Wa Seqq 3.05 in Monroe County court, proceedings reveal marital dissolution amid claims by spouse. Case names include Anna, Charnse Arines Wa and Latier, with reference to temporal details and legal steps in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tolas
Latier
Charnse Arines
Tema Vt Fae
Death by own action at Madison reported by Press
A report from Madison indicates a man, recently unemployed for ten days, died by his own action. The note cites mental aberration as a factor and references a medical or coroner's assessment. Details remain fragmentary from the OCR.
Ten Thousand Teutons Captured in War Office Report
Petrograd reports the war office announces the capture of more than 16,000 Teutons yesterday, including 6,000 taken on the Dnater or Dnator front, with the rest captured on other fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Petrograd
War Office
Carranza Note Moves Toward Peace on Border
The Carranza note opens chances for a peaceful border settlement with the United States. Lansing and Wilson discuss the plan, with Polk handling talks in Lansing's absence. The U S still plans border patrols and mobilization measures as negotiations extend over two to three weeks.
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Mexico
Astrusza
Indica- WS
Carranza
Stave
Lansing
Wison
Ste Todar
Lienersl Trevino
Tacauer Somerow
Frank Polk
Cararanza
United States
Aguilar
Arredondo
War Department
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Morelos
Zape
Mexco Cay
Manzinii
Aransas
Camanche
Texas
Galveston
Agees
Tampico
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Pesto Patt
Rothtios
AdsGitien
Sident Witten
Montana
Balkans
Frank KB. Wheifex
Minnesota
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TimaGes
Repub
Minnesot
William R. Wilcox
Lambert Girl
Wesner
William Orpet
Congress
Wat
Fonal
Willeus
New Lork
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Madison
Carga
Tre 'Ast
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