Fogh 15 Holding Firmly to Gains in Amiens Salient
Allied lines report hard fighting as diversions by Ludendorff aim to break out of the Amiens salient at minimal cost. German attacks along the Drage Currie road are repulsed by American and French forces, with strong artillery and infantry fire preventing a breakthrough.
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Fogh
Ludendorf
Amiens Salient
Marshal Pech—tor
Marne
Sinior
Krappe
Irene
Drage Currie Road
Audene
Milan
Peretien
Stelle
Strike in Coeur dAlenes sparks mining district labor action
A wide telegram to Governor Alexander requests troop terms as strikes hit Morning and Jedd Hunter mines in Coeur dAlenes leading to work stoppages. Workers average $7.05 per day and threaten spread, with fears of broader disruption across the district and state.
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Bolen Mahim
Coeur Maleoe
Alexander Frog
Nothern
Jedd Hunter
Bulfragtts Under Arrest Weddingiom Suveypted Eulfree
Forty eight arrests were made and the women were held by detectives at headquarters in Pallies Pa. The scene showed families in coats and balls entangled as the men faced charges.
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Pallies Pa
Perkie Murder In Oregon Report
A man named William Crane was shot and killed in Dalle Oregon. Jasmin Crane and Mrs Chushe Crane, both of Rbether San, are linked to the crime scene and reportedly committed suicide at the time of the incident.
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Perkie
Oregon
Dalle
Ore
William Crane
Fits Aun
Jasmin Crane
Mra Chushe Crane
Rbether San
Twenty Per Cant Casualty List Likely Wastington
A garbled notice discusses casualties and a requested preparation for treaty efforts. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment implies a wartime casualty list and national mobilization context with references to American preparedness.
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Bhargten
Willem Gurgae
America
Marry Found Guilty in Lurid Scandal Trial
J. Marry, former mile setter of the Interior, was found guilty of admitting to improprieties with a young woman. The court did not reveal civic degradation details, but the verdict stands.
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Marry
Varte—-tenie J. Marry
Mile
Seven Million Men Available for Army Draft Extension
War department officials foresee extending the draft ages from 18 to 45 to secure a national army of seven million men. Projections show four million may be sent to the front, with estimates of one million to be sent to training and the rest in reserve, aiming to build the largest peacetime army the world has seen.
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Warrington-Ar
War Department
France
United Biater
Witon
American troops starved in France claim shocks readers
A German editor writes in the Gasette de Lorraine that American soldiers in France face starvation due to Hindenburg’s plan to allow Allied ships to sail the Atlantic unopposed, enabling a submarine barrage. He argues the policy aims to isolate communications and cut off American aid.
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France
Hun
Tantone
Gasette de Lorraine
Hildenburg
Armerican
Atlantic
Gerri
Hindenburg
America
Government and International Harvester Pact Declared Lawful
Federal court decrees the Harvester Crust action lawful and orders immediate enforcement. The agreement, between the government and International Harvester, directs its implementation across the specified agreri.n region in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Agreri.n
International Harvester Company
Earl of Stanhope addresses trench warfare and draft age
Earl of Stanhope cited French trench fighting and ammunition use while noting British life costs. Draft age was discussed from 18 to 45 with talk of a new national program and universal service proposals. Demonstrations against the mayor and senatorial candidates were noted ahead of a meeting in Treasurersona.
States Called On For War Workers
Government announces state quotas for unskilled labor to support war industries over ten months under the United States Employment Service. Details include state by state allocations led by Arizona 180, New York 36400, California 21400, Pennsylvania 42570, and others. Full returns expected by August 15 with supplemental quotas to follow. Also notes Wilson sent greetings to Switzerland and Honduras for wartime support.
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Washington
Ayeten
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Ennocent Service
Aieig
Greene
Arizona
California
Minot
Jows
Kansas
Minnesota
Misxouri
Montana
Nebraski
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
Olahouin
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Texas
Unik
Wivebington
Wisconsin
Wyomalig
Switzerland
Honduras
Wilson Bassent Mice
Hontaria
United States
Germany
Wilson May Come West For Pacifi Coast Tour
President Wilson hopes to visit California and other Pacific coast states this fall. A tentative plan under discussion may allow a nationwide tour tied to the next Liberty Loan campaign.
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Wilson
Washington
California
Pacrfic
Hold Up at Los Angeles Home Savings Branch
Three masked men robbed the Westlake branch of Home Savings in Los Angeles Thursday, held up three people, and escaped with about $2000 in a 20 car pursuit through crowded streets.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Westlake
the Home Savings Bank
Strikers Return to Work Amid Riots in Lynn and Philadelphia
Strikers return to work in Lynn Mass at General Rhetric after two weeks on strike. Picketing led to rioting as workers moved to FetaPR. In Philadelphia, saloons closed by police orders amid unrest in South Philadelphia where three people were killed and many injured in violence Sunday.
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Lynn
Mass
General Rhetric Company
Meniet
Fetapr
Phildelphia
Philadelphia
Deen
Stacy Susday
America to Aid Japan in Siberia in Allied Expedition
Washington reports a joint action by Japan, the Entente powers, and American Siberia asured to aid the Czecho-Slovaks in Siberia. After Tokyo-Washington exchanges, a complete agreement was reached to execute the plan at once with combined military activity. Chinese troops under Paoku-Ching are to command a force in Manchuria, under Japanese coordination.
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Washington
Japan
Siberia
Toklo
Sen To Lasuo
United States
Russia
State Department
China
Paokucl-Ching
Sei Lung King
Manchuria
Stachlet
Miss Olga Masaryk Denounces Austrian Rule in Bohemia
Miss Olga Garrigue Masaryk, hailed as the Jean d Arc of the oppressed Bohemian Slovak race, declares tyranny under Austria Hungary as her Bohemian father Dr Thomas G Masaryk is named head of government in exile. Portuguese bark Porto sunk by a German submarine, 30 miles off Atlantic coast. 18 crewmen landed in an American port. Rioting reported in Ukrainian country districts. Copenhagen exchange dispatch notes Prime Minister at Matamoros?
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Olga Garrigue Masaryk
Jean d’Arc
Austria-Hungary
Miss Masaryk
Thoma G. Masaryk
Bohemian
Washington
Atlantic
Navy Department
Ukraine
London
Ukeine
tMatmturg
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Germans Retreat Across the Vesle Front Drives Allied Gains
Paris reports a week of fighting yielding major Allied advances as German positions along the Vesle fall back. Pershing notes 8400 prisoners and 133 guns captured. Soissons falls as French and British forces push toward the Aisne, threatening the German lines from Vesle to Chemin-des-Dames.
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Paris
Hself
Aisne
Vesle
Ling
Rheins
General Pershing
Berlin
Foch
Rheims
Soissons
Buzaney
Moade
Grand Rozoy
Cugny
Sergy
Clerges
Romigny
Ville-en-Turdenois
Grand Rezoy
Beugneux
Cramaille
Rhelns
Uke
Crise
Busaney
Germaan
Ment
Crown Prince
Ludendorff
Ardre
Boeing
Fontenoy-Pommers
Chemin-des-Dames
German general explains halt to operations on July sixteenth
General Ladendreff, first quarter master of the German army, told German newspaper correspondents after a meeting with Field Marshal von Hindenburg that enemy forces escaped on July 16 and German leaders decided to break off actions that evening to spare soldiers blood and strength.
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Amsterdam
Ladendreff
von Hindenburg
Place for Men Declared at Islesboro Address
Colonel Roosevelt told 2000 listeners from the Islesboro Inn porch that the place of every man fit for service is at the front during a patriotic address in Islesboro Maine.
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Islesboro
Maine
Roosevelt
Islesboro Inn
U Boats Sink Three Schooners Off Nova Scotia Coast
Three American fishing schooners were sunk by German submarines off Lent Island Yarmouth County on the Nova Scotia coast Saturday. The crews landed on the Nova Scotian coast Sunday.
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Halifas
N.S
Germ
Lent Island
Yarmouth County
Nova
Idaho State News Mixed crop, weather, and war notes
Idaho state news reports early campaign chatter with Harvey Allred and James A. Hawley in a Democratic race for a short term seat. Farmers in Canyon and Ada counties prepare harvests, frost hits Caprum at 22 degrees, and the Ada County Salvation Army drive aims for 700 dollars. Volunteer soldiers head to Salt Lake, Elks assist, and farm bureau campaigns gain approval across counties as harvest shifts to wheat and barley amid variable rains and drought relief.
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Harvey Allred
Pareau
James A. Hawley
John &. Nugent
Canes County
Canyon County
Ada County
Will Goodman
Murtaugh
Stake River
Wolser
Oregon
Salt Lake
J. G. Donhely
Welser
Plac Eally
Idaho Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Countes
Camas
Madson
Latah
Nez Perce
Cinton E. Norquest
Boise Weather Office
Idaho
Caprum
Adams County
California
Love
Tex
Boise
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Fyeuies
Avertona Leriadge
Earl OF Stanhope
Engi
House of Lords
Baker
Army
Gaff
Pooris
Moyer Withameke
Olga Masaryk
Hans
Aisne River
Hunchief
Idaho State News
Issac F. Smith
Weiser
Sam Criss
Cornell Merchall
Washington County
University of Italy
Moscow
KA. Bryan
M. K. Shaver
Nampa
Gooding
Parents Association
Uncle Sam
Camascouty
University Extension Department
Tolse
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