New Bonds of Friendship Amid Battle Front
British and French troops forged mutual respect amid heavy fighting around the Aisne in late May and June. British divisions including the Fifteenth Twenty-first and Twenty-fifth fought under intense bombardment, held ground with French support, and endured losses as German forces pressed across the river and bridges near Craonne Germicourt and Pontvert.
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Kemmel
Ordun
Chemin Des Cames
Corney Berré
Chemin Des Tames
Frenchy
Britaines
Chateau Thierry
Hergic
Frages
Vesio
Eannot
Kiter Aisne
Mao
Berks
Lancashire Regiment
Brisagg
Germicourt
Umberlands
Miette
North Underlands
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Zeelock
Bois Des Buttes
Bois de IV Mams
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Pontevert
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Soldiers fight as brothers in arms near Marne halt
An account recalls French and British troops standing together against German forces in a long engagement near the Marne. It highlights heroic resistance and mutual respect as the German advance stalled. The piece stresses unity and remembrance between nations in the face of peril.
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Marne
Phere
France
Magland
Heavy fighting along the Western Front continues
The report notes wagon trains near Bonnes Wood and over fifty enemy air raids north of Chateau Thierry in two years. American artillery targets German positions, and Belleau Wood operations leave nearby country exposed. East of Chateau Thierry along the Marne, long range shelling persists while patrols and moonlit river watch prevent crossings.
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Bonnes Wood
Chateau Thierry
Torres
Belleau
Chater Thierry
Marne
British Improve Lind Front in Minor Operation
British troops made a small advance west of Albert and captured machine pens and prisoners in a minor action. Cheraga artillery bombarded the Manders front with reports of dugout raids and post attacks including a rush into Aveluy wood.
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London
Forthay
Albert
Cheraga
Manders
Aveluy Wood
Dernancourt
Thamcovers
Ubendgut
Rebecq
Morris
Japres
French Repline Attack On Marne Front Advances
French troops carried out a night operation on the Marne front south of Ouveg and near Passy en Valois improving positions. German counterattacks aimed to recover ground near Mosley but were repulsed as French forces extended their hold in the Aisne sector.
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Marne
Passy Une Valois
Mosley
Peneins
Aisne
Nese Wottry
French Breakthrough Near Compiegne Brightens Front
The report describes a successful French assault south of the Aisne improving positions ahead of Compiegne forest and Villers-Cotterets. Light tanks aided a surprise push across five miles, with prisoners found in ravine caves, and the advance totaling about a mile on a five mile front.
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Gerald Campee
Landon Shmes Servier
Speetat Guile
San Antonio
Phiadelphis Pabile
Aisne
Compeigne
Compiegne
Villers-Cotterets
French Republic
Cantern Maron
Mravee
British Gains Reported In Nieppe Forest Attack
London dispatch notes British forces captured 425 officers and men, five field guns, and 30 machine guns after a Nieppe forest assault. Front held with heavy shelling. air and bombing efforts increased behind German lines amid influenza lore within enemy ranks.
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Jerny Robinson
London Times
San Antonio Light
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Public Leager Co
Flanders
Forest of Nieppe
Ronzingourt
Expecting Little Change in Summer Weather
The forecast notes ordinary summer weather with minimal change for San Antonio Monday night and Tuesday. A high pressure core covers the center and southwest, with no steep gradients shown and rain unlikely. Movement eastward may shift prevailing winds to the north and temperatures near mid sixteens.
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San Antonio
Allen Raoll
Weather Bureau
A Better Driving Light Without Glare
Over one million motorists have ended glaring headlights and met all laws with Warner-Lenz. It makes night driving like day driving with lights far ahead and to both sides delivering a flood of soft natural light.
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Car lens standard on 23 top American cars
This lens used as standard equipment on 23 leading cars including Packard, Marmon, and Stutz. Get and pair for your car or sue your dealer. Accept no substitute. Look for the name on the edge.
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