Italians launch new Piave offensive for prisoners
The Italians opened a new attack on the lower Piave, advancing 2000 to 3500 yards on an eight mile front. An official Rome report said we repelled a counterattack at Santelorenzo, took 620 prisoners, and captured many weapons. northwest of Montegrappa 1900 more were taken along with machine guns. a French assault on the Asiago Plateau also yielded prisoners.
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London
Piave
Rome
Santelorenzo
Asiago
Montegrappa
Island Discovery Castle Banks Report
A bank in Island Discovery Castle reports a financial update. Officials released figures on deposits and loans, noting stable growth indicators. The report highlights customer activity and highlights potential liquidity considerations for the region.
Yankees Break German Counterattack at Marne
On the Marne west of Chateau Thierry American forces repelled a German counterattack, taking 97 prisoners and seizing light machine guns. Total prisoners surpassed 600 with over 60 captives since Monday. Nine Bowie airmen clashed with nine German airmen. four Germans were destroyed at 9000 feet. John McArthur of Buffalo credited with two victims. Alber Grant of Teton and Fred Norton of Columbus noted for actions. Local gratitude and praise from mayors and residents followed these victories.
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Bodie
Lowell Mellett
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Alber Grant
Teton
Jack Hoo Ver
Tenner
Donald Hudson
Eastead
Fred Norton
Coluambus
Rene Expres
Moonshiners Receive Light Sentences in Oregon Trial
Samuel A. Holder and William Clark were convicted in Portland federal court of operating a whisky still in Morrow county. They each faced 30 days in jail and a $600 fine Judge Wolverton imposed. Another moonshiner, Henry Jarryll, was named in the warrant to face charges. Holder and Clark pleaded guilty with no defense. Sheriff T. D. Taylor and State Police Captain H. E Williams aided the arrest in Morrow county two weeks earlier.
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Samuel A. Holder
William Clark
Portland
Morrow County
Wolverton
Muthomah
Gino
Io Qgeurt
Holdey
Clark
Offerad
Sherif T. D. Taylor
Powe
Hin Cap
H. E Williame
French Push Ahead Seizes 220 Germans on Front
July 3 dispatch reports French forces advancing near the Arm enican podiucnn, overcoming German positions along the line. French troops reportedly gained nearly a mile, capturing key locales including Try AtteonHes and Pall et cnet of Moceltaiuie in Almice, amid ongoing artillery and ground operations.
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Armenican Podiucnn
Getteren Fibre
Balm
Thirty Six Missing In Action Listed in Today's Casualties
War update notes 36 missing in action among todays casualties. Pershing reports 15 casualties in action. nine died of wounds or were severely wounded. Marine units listed include 24 hired in action and four killed or wounded.
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Pershing
Wounda Lf
Marine Camaliiee
Ertion
Lincoln Wirt Talks Tonight On What He Saw in War Region
Lincoln Wirt recounts observations from a war region in a public talk. The event follows his earlier visit with a Fair Cross official observation party and is part of a Champtangana evening program. A notable guest, Major Smith of the Beltieh army, spoke and offered a substitute account for a Belgian officer.
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Lincoln Wirt
Lincwin Wirt
Tle
Fair Cross
Germans Recapture Ground North of Albert After Counterattack
London reports say German forces regained most of the ground lost to British Sunday northwest of Albert. British positions along the old front near Albert and Aveluy were reestablished as German forces prepared to retake the area if seen necessary, with the fourth anniversary noted.
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London
Albert
Hialg
Rlee
Albert Ali
Aveluy
War News July 3 1915 1916 1917 Tribulations headline
Washington announces sinkings of German submarines as attacks hit American transports. Russians report large offensives with 16 000 troops and 2 200 prisoners. Verdun and Aisne fighting, British French advances near La Boisselle, gas warfare, and Dardanelles stalemate. Berlin claims 521 000 airsaj captured since May 3.
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Washington
Austro-eruaneum
Aisne
Verdun
Loe
Brita
Terrone
Dardanelles
Rusia
Poland
Galicia
Labunke
Berlin
Senator Tillman of South Carolina Dead
Washington report that Senator Tillman died this morning from paralysis. The loss marks the passing of a longtime senator who represented South Carolina in the U.S. Senate for twenty four years. He served as a member of the Appropriations Committee and held leadership roles in his party. The death alters the political landscape in Washington and prompts moves to fill the vacancy.
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Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Estimate of 4,000,000 Bushels for Umatilla County
A long weathered report discusses wheat yields around Athens and the Donate River area. It estimates about 400 bushels per acre in some fields and notes many acres will not be harvested due to frost, heat, and late planting, with a cautious forecast for overall production.
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Cory Inn Lane
Gearon
Osha
Athens
Donate
Gmien
Heavy casualties in TNT explosion T N T plant blast
Casualties run high with forty eight dead at the county morgue and others feared buried in the blast area near Spit Rock. Fire and destruction followed a powerful explosion as authorities scrambled to assess the toll and rescue survivors.
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Byracuse
Forty Men Sought for Thorn Hollow Water Line Work
A government project seeks forty workers at Thorn Hollow to lay water line. Wages 33.50 per day plus board with daily allowances. duties include long hours and week-long shifts under supervisor at Thorn Hollow. Local contractors report delays, with efforts to accelerate due to contract deadlines and material supply issues.
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Thorn Hollow
Paul
Gromund
Mutinous Austrian Soldiers Spark Tension in Europe
Reports from Geneva describe unrest among several Austrian regiments with rumors of mutiny. Messages detail officers faced threats amid quartering and supply tensions, provoking cautious responses from authorities.
Death of Britain's Food Controller Lord Rhindin
Reports indicate Lord Rhindin, Britain’s food controller since June 1903, died at 9 o’clock after a fever and illness linked to the wartime food situation. The news notes his long service and the public recall of his handling of the food crisis.
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Lord Rhinditn
Great troop transportation plan aims to keep U S supplied
War department officials hope to maintain troop shipments for one or two months using speedy British vessels to move about a million Americans from France. The aim is to spare Hope Transports and sustain the flow as speeds allow, enabling continued transport of troops for a short period.
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Washington
War Department
Report on Peage Terms Discussed at Hague Conference
A brief from Loonthon notes talks during a conference held in The Hague focusing on peage terms and potential exchanges among originators. The report highlights ongoing discussions and the aim for a formal agreement.
Wants Newly Registered Men To Join the Navy
An recruitment notice urges men registered June 5 to consider enlistment in the Navy. The appeal cites broader opportunities, various technical ratings, and advantages of naval service under the Selective Service system, noting the Navy Reserve offers career paths unmatched by other branches.
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Navy
F. Swarts Cory
Federal Building
Tucr
Erietiog
Selective Service
Naval Reserve
Survivors Taken Aboard Submarine Report
Berlin denies sinking the Llandovery Castle hospital ship in a semi official statement amid confusion. The note claims several survivors were taken aboard the submarine for a brief period in Amsterdam on July 2.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Llandovery
Berlin
Idko
Admiralty
Forty Three Planes and Balloons Destroyed for HMS London
On July 2 British aviation communique reports 43 German airplanes and 3 observation balloons destroyed while more than 35 tons of bombs hit enemy positions. Twenty five German machines and three German balloons were destroyed the previous day and 16 driven down out of control. Two large enemy airships landed behind lines. Night raid hit Boolay aerodrome. Manheim and Thionville railway works bombed. Treven railway station bombed July 2. Our formation faced 12 enemy planes over target. one enemy downed. All our planes returned safely.
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London
Boolaywun
Ps Beau Works
Man’nheim
Thionville
Treven
Ueds
Coblens
Prussian Prisoner Capture Near Chalegu Thierry
Washington reports 590 prisoners captured near Chalegu Thierry with heavy German counterattacks repulsed. Americans advanced 1000 yards on a front of 1 1/2 miles at Vaux. Aviators suffered losses as three failed to return. total prisoners in the region reportedly near 12 000.
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Washington
Pershing
Chalegu Thierry
Vaux
Orililansis
Biewail
Umatilla County Over Quota Of 450000
Mos T. Piste, county chairman, declares Umatilla County is over its quota by a margin. Reports indicate the county surpassed the target of 458000, though detailed figures remain incomplete. Further reports promise to clarify the extent of the overage.
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Mos T. Piste
Cinatilla County
W. & Slemenpaien
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