Allies Take Chateau Thierry in Big Push
Allied forces led by French and Americans advanced across eastern France near Chateau Thierry and Soissons. Germans fought rear-guard actions north of Chateau Thierry as the Allies pressed toward rail lines south from Soissons to Rheims and moved across near Belleau and Bill No. 204.
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Associated Press
Chauteau-Thierry
France
Gerisolles
Cha- Besea
Jean-Thierry
Besea
St. Geaxen
Hy Associated Press
Aisne and
Marne
Soissons
Soissons-Chateau-Thierry
Soissons- Villers-Cotterrets
Rheims
Belleau
Giveney
Vaux
Chateau-Thierry
Ameri
Stresf
Americans Cross Marne Reach Barbillion Wood
American forces crossed the Marne between Chatelaves and Lecharme east of Chateau-Thierry and captured Barbillon wood. German resistance remained strong as French troops and allied units advanced three to four miles, building foot bridges under heavy fire while using gas.
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Associated Preas
London
Marne
Chatleaves
Lecharmer
Chateau-Thierry
Barbillion
Mesay
Courcelly
Breny
Marne and
Sto Rochert
Bavarians Endure French and American Fire in France
German Emperor Frederick William and Crown Prince Rupprecht receive decorations as Bavarian divisions retreat from the Marne and Chateau Thierry region. French and American forces push the enemy westward scattering defenses.
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France
Frederick Willa
Ines
Rupprecht
Crown Prince
Arsy
Marne
Chateau- Thierry
Carlsbad Names a Sergeant John Wells at San Francisco
Carlsbad residents hear rumors about John Wells of B Company who married Miss Jim Penny. Reports from the hospital note uncertain recovery with possible operation. Wells and wife, now in San Francisco, he is promoted to sergeant and supervises four payrolls and eight clerks, with daily 4:30 home access.
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Carlsbad
John Wells
Old B
Jim Penny
Wells
San Francisco
Allied forces cross the Marne and push north of Chateau Thierry
A dated dispatch from Washington July 22 reports Gen Pershing confirming Allied crossing of the Marne and penetration of territory north of Chateau Thierry by allied troops. Details of the engagements remain unclear as operations continue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ial
Gen. Pershing
Marne
Aljsaid
Baker
Chateauw Thierry
Counterattacks by Germany Repelled Near Chateau-Thierry
Last night strong German counter attacks between Ouree and the Marne were broken by the Allies. Allied positions held as the enemy struck Griscolles seven miles north west of Chateau-Thierry and began a storm four miles north of the town. North of Qouree the action was confined to artillery fire near the woods of Courton and Rol.
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Associated Press
Veris
Germany
Ouree
Marne
Griscolles
Chateau-Thierry
Qouree
Rheims
Courton
Rol
French Push Across Railroad In South Soissons Area
The Temps reports Allied forces push across near the Soisson Chateau Thierry road south of Soissons. Trench lines cross the area opposite Nusaney and Villemontetre as operations continue in the sector.
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Associated Press
Varia
Solmaonn
Soisson-Chateau-Thierry
Villemontetre
Nusaney
The
Temps
Soissons
War Casualties Listed From New Mexican Region
Army announces 62 casualties with confirmed KIA including Lieut Leonardo Hawkins from East Las Vegas New Mexico. Additional names indicate regional units and active duty status.
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Peance
Associated Press
Washington
Lient
Leonardo
Hawkins
East
Los Vegas
Mex
Seth American Republic Declares War on Germany
The report notes that the American Republic declares war on Germany. In London a British destroyer Maine is sunk by a German submarine, as stated officially. The July 22 dateline ties the two items to the same day and context of wartime actions.
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Seth
Germany
Associated Press
Washington
Honduras
London
Maine
Mooney Fate Remains With Governor After Court Ruling
The Supreme Court affirms the preliminary order directing a trial for Thomas J. Mooney. The governor holds the fate of Mooney, with final resolution expected in Washington. Roosevelt in France noted as Roosevelt is mentioned in connection with the administration.
All Class 1 Negroes Draft Camp Notice in New Mexico
Santa Fe July 21 All negroes in New Mesco in class one of the draft have been called to Fort Riley Kansas during a five day period beginning August 1 There are twenty nine men of this class in New Mexico POR SALE One upright Grand Piano in good condition Inquire at Kovermanns Shoe Shop or phone 222 Mr and Mrs W J Barber and children are en route to their ranch this afternoon to see what the rain may have done for them.
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Santa Fe
New Mesco
Fort Riley
Kan
New Mexico
Kovermann
W. J. Barber
Miss Zelpha Hates Returns From Willard Bates Visit
Zelpha Hates arrived Saturday after a stay at the Willard Bates ranch where she spent a loving visit with cousin Tara and Mia. Wil Fenton and companions are in town from the ranch twelve miles away. Rain last night reportedly extended beyond the ranch but exact reach could not be stated.
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Miss Zelpha Hates
Willard Bates
Tara
Mia
Wil Fenton
Walter Craft Heads to Princeton For Overseas Work
Walter Craft plans soon to depart for Princeton New Jersey for a training course and then proceed to a work assignment overseas. He will leave from his current location after completing the instruction and prepare for international service.
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Walter Craft
Princeton
New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Teas Visit Artesia for Family Time
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teas are in Artesia where Mrs. Teas will stay with her family for a period. Mr. Teas hopes to find work in the Artesia community during their stay.
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Mrs
Frank Teas
Artesia
Mrs. Teas
Mr. Teas
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First National Bank
Arc
Nat Stoosevelt
the National Bank OF Carlsbad
Federal Reserve Bank
Carlsbad Light & Power Co
Sopiettore
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