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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1918

Page

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Wage Grim Battle for Foe Road

The Franco American offensive seeks control of the Soissons to Chateau Thierry highway as Germans reinforce. American and French units clash with heavy shellfire. one American brigade reports grave losses while airmen down two German planes. Fighting centers south of Soissons and east of Courchamps near Dormans with local scale actions north of Chateau Thierry.

Aisne Marne Soissons Chateau Thierry Courchamps Rheims Dormans Continuca

Japan Discusses Russ Intervention

In Tokyo an extraordinary diplomatic council met after a cabinet session to consider Japanese American intervention in Siberia. Officials expected a final settlement of the issue to be announced soon.

Tokyo Siberia

Best Bays in Seattle Homes and Automobiles Listed

The notice highlights top bays in Seattle for homes and automobiles as detailed on pages 10 and 11. It directs readers to those pages for the full listings and context.

Seattle

Rail Chief McAdoo Tours Seattle to Assess Railway Needs

William G. McAdoo arrives in Seattle to review rail facilities with plans for two days of meetings with railroad men. He notes government control has cut fruit shipping times and that profits rose 16 percent in June 1918. He cautions about rates and cites wartime wage costs while his son serves in the armed forces.

Seattle William G. McAdoo Railroads New York Railroads of America McAdoo Oscar Price Spokane Washington Oregon Price Navy

M Adoo and Wife to Head Seattle Victory Parade

William G. McAdoo and Mrs McAdoo will march in Seattle's Victory parade at 4 p m Saturday. An escort of sailors and bands from local shipyards will participate as units form along Railroad avenue and Second Avenue. The event is backed by the King County council of defense and urged for wide participation.

U.S. Marine Seattle William G. McAdoo Railroads United States Treasury McAdoo Wilson Naval Training Station Duthie Skinner & Eddy Montgomery Lynch Bert Swezen No. 2 Railroad Ave Yesterway Second Ave Virginia #1 Fort Lawton Bremerton Victory Girls King County Council of Defense

French take three towns in late July fighting

After heavy combat French forces recaptured Marraux near Rheims Bois de Missy and Porta Binsen, authorities announced. In separate reports Romf said Italians retook Mount Stabel and reoccupied Corno di Cavento with enemy casualties and prisoners noted.

London Marraux Rheims Bois de Missy Porta Binsen

47 Die As San Diego Sinks Off Fire Island

The navy reports 3 identified dead among the San Diego sinking crew. Total casualties likely 47 with missing and injured. The cruiser was attacked ten miles southeast of Fire Island, 50 miles east of New York harbor, amid heavy gunfire and submarine patrols.

Washington San Diego Navy Department Thomas FE. Davis Canton Ohio Frazier C. Thomas Charleston W. Va James F. Rochet Blue Lake Cal Fire Island Gleaves New York Portsmouth New York Harbor Long Island

Seattle Proclaims Victory Demonstration Saturday

Seattle acts to celebrate Allied success on the western front pledging a 4 p.m. city celebration with whistles bells and a parade. The Acting Mayor T Harry Bolton urges individuals and organizations to join in spontaneous community celebration at that hour.

Seattle T. Harry Bolton

French and American Forces Press Soissons Suburbs

French and American troops push toward the Marne front near Chateau Thierry and Rheims. Forces threaten to render Chatillon-Sur-Marne untenable and force a river recross. Fighting remains fierce as troops cling to suburbs two kilometers from Soissons.

Paris Chateau Thierry Rheims Fossoy Oeuilly Chatillon-Sur-Marne Rheimsa Marne Dormans Rheima Aisne Noeuilly-St. Front Ouchy le Chateau Soissons

Bombing of Heidelberg by British aviators hits Mannheim and stations

London dispatch reports British aircraft bombed the Benz works at Mannheim and the railway station at Heidelberg along with nearby blast furnaces on July 18 and 19, signaling intensified Allied air action over German industrial sites.

London Benz Mannheim Germany Heidelberg

Allied Troops Push Forward on front in Flanders drive

Franco American forces repelled violent counterattacks from Soissons to Chateau Thierry and advanced more than a mile on a 20 mile front. Prisoners total over 18 000 as of this afternoon. Allied gains extend from Souain to Auberive and northwest of Main de Massiges they reestablished the old line.

London Soissons Chateau Thierry Souain Auberive Rheina Main de Massiges

A Thrift Stamp Message Against the Hun

A wartime thrift stamp slogan urges daily savings to aid the war effort. The terse line promotes purchasing stamps to support national defense and bolster morale during the conflict.

Torpedo Cause of Sinking Believed by San Diego Captain

The captain of the San Diego reports to the Navy that he is inclined to believe the ship was sunk by a torpedo. The Navy Department issues a statement confirming the captain’s belief.

Washington San Diego Navy Department

Yankees Advance Steadily Between Aisne and Marne

Report from July 2706 at 2 pm describes bitter fighting along the Marne front and around Soissons. American and French forces push back German resistance as towns change hands, with a three kilometer advance south of the Marne. Notable American captures include 91 officers and 2,798 men, plus 31 officers and 2,229 men, and a colonel among others.

Aisne Marne Soissons

Foch Evades Trap and Saves Troops in Aisne Marne

Gen. Foch avoids a major offensive and preserves Allied forces between Soissons and Chateau Thierry. The sensational German attempt to draw a costly attack is rebuffed as Foch pursues a cautious, humane strategy. The key objective, control of the rail line between the Aisne and Marne, is secured, hindering Von Hindenburg’s Paris assault plan.

J. W. T. Mason United Press New York Foch Aisne-Marne von Hindenburg Soissons Chateau Thierry Aisne- Marne Aisne Marne Aisne Marne Paris

Crowder Calls 10,000 Limited Service Men

Provost Marshal General Crowder issued a call for 10,000 registrants for limited service to entrain July 25 to August 2 from Washington.

Crowder Washington

Foe Rushes New Attacks Along Marne River

Dispatch from Lowell Mellett reports intensified enemy assaults along the Marne as Allied forces brace for renewed pressure. The battle fury grows with operations near Soissons in question, and frontline observers note rising danger to advancing units.

Marne River

Allies Press South Of Marne In Final Drive At German Lines

French and American forces push toward the Marne from the Soissons area as the front shifts with rapid moves. The Paris communique and Allied staff report captures at Licy-Clignon and Vierzy while planning to force the Germans off the south bank and clear the last major obstacle across the river.

Marne Aisne Marne River Soissons-K Ch Thierry-Soissons Soissons Paris Ture Waington Chateau Thierry French War Office Licy-Clignon Ame War Office Viergy

Confirmation of Quentin Roosevelt’s Death in Air Battle

Paris reports a German note dropped over the Chateau Thierry aviation camp confirms Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt was killed in an aerial battle on Sunday. The message arrived as authorities announced the death.

Paris Quentin Roosevelt Chateau Thierry

W S S PLEDGES Urges Immediate Stamp Purchases at Designated Places

Pledged signers of the W S S Pledge are urged to buy stamps at designated locations without waiting for notice from the committee. Notices will only be sent in cases of manifest neglect by the signers. War Savings Committee.

WAR Savings Committer

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Segye Dispatch Frank J. Taylor the Star Japan Rail Chief of America M’adoo Wife Mia United Preas Botar J. A. Westrom Pacific Waters Bureau of Navigation The Star United Presse Yankees Lowell Mellett Roosevelt W.S.S
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