Allied Offensive May Upset German Plans For New Drive
The Franco American attack on the Marne Aisne front may hasten the German drive on the British in Flanders. Philip Gibbs notes the next 24 hours could decide the outcome as German command hinges on Rupprecht's ability to keep armies together. The article details Allied hopes, British confidence, and German preparations across a broad front.
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Eight American Divisions Engaged on Aisne Marne Front Says March
Washington reports eight divisions believed represented in allied fighting on the Aisne Marne front. Pershing dispatches delayed. best trained men selected. National Guard units from New England Rainbow Sunset divisions likely involved alongside regulars.
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Garden labors and oil crops at Camp Travis scene
Recruits at Camp Travis spend off duty tending easter beans and vegetables. A movement to grow castor beans aims to supply oil for airplane use on vacant camp land near the Silado river. Paris dispatch notes a General Confederation of Labor vote approving Wilson’s cave principles. Hoover arrives in London as American food controller.
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Weather summary for major U S cities
San Antonio and vicinity will be fair tonight and Saturday with a high near 95. East Texas remains fair. St Louis 70 clear with a 4 mile northwest wind. Chicago 68 clear and calm. Kansas City 70 with high 82. New York 68 cloudy and southeast wind. Washington 68 cloudy with southwest wind. Plahast 8
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Japan and America to Intervene? Joint Action Events Imminent
London reports that Japan and the United States may take joint action soon, with differing views among allies on the best course. The article notes Britain’s interpretation of Japan and America coordinating policy and the possibility of intervention.
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Troops and French Advance Capture Towns and Guns
Allied forces on the Franco American front press the German lines. Soissons may fall, with four cannons and four hundred prisoners taken near Courton wood. Italian troops advance near Moulin Arde, and gains threaten rail hubs at Laon, Chateau-Thierry and Rheims.
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Japan Divided on Siberia Policy Across Major Papers
Tokyo and Washington reports show newspapers split over Japan's Siberia stance as parties in Japan hamper government action. The Philadelphia Public Ledger and other outlets note strong journals favoring intervention while party leaders stifle decisive moves. (Continued on Page Five.)
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French Drive Captures 16,000 Prisoners in Aisne Marne Action
Allied forces report French troops captured 16,000 prisoners and 48 guns on the first day of the counteroffensive between the Aisne and Marne while American forces advance toward the Soissons area. Vierzy and nearby towns fell as the line between Soissons and Chateau-Thierry was straightened.
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Allies Gain Ground Despite German Reinforcements
Paris, July 19. Between the Aisne and the Marne the allies advance while German reinforcements arrive. The war office reports heavy fighting along the front with violence, noting captured prisoners and gains including recapture of Montvoisin and progress in Roi wood between Rheims and the Marne.
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Advance hailed as great American victory
Washington July 19 The American nation hailed a first great victory on European soil as American and French forces gained rapid ground between the Aisne and the Marne. Officials said the offensive between Chateau Thierry and Soissons marked a turning point and the start of a broader Allied offensive led by General Foch.
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Rout of German Forces Not Unlikely
London reports July 19 that French advances threaten German lines and risk a rout unless Germany quickly reshapes its front. Entente success has neutralized a key German army group as over 30 divisions, including 23 reserve divisions, were engaged in a costly week and exhausted. The Champagne front shift hinges on railroad supply from Chateau-Thierry to Rheims.
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