Germans Press Allied Line In Major Somme Sector Clash
Allied fronts report heavy German counter attacks from Soissons to Rheims with near million troops engaged. Americans fight hard on the Aisne Marne front while French troops push forward on the left. Clergnes retaken by Germans but Sergy holds for the Americans.
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Soissons
Rheime
Soissone
Hhemn
al- Hee
Marne
Crown Prince
Ruppecht
Hhelms
Clergnes
Sergy
Associated Press
Aisne- Marne
Ourca
London
Cierges
Fere-en-Tordenoin
Beugeux
Grand Rozey
Fere-en-Tardenoin
Strikes erupt anew in Germany amid clashes near Cologne
Reports from Amsterdam and London describe fresh strike activity in Germany with machine gun use and arrests of leaders. Newspapers say police scattered crowds in Cologne area as the unrest continued. Also mentions French forces driving back Germans at Beugneaux near Grand Rosey before recapture.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Cologne
London
Beugneaux
Grand Rosey
Fere-en-Tardenoia
Casualty List Highlights Marine and Army Losses
Marine casualties total four and army casualties 145 with Sergeant Grant Barber of Greybull Wyoming and Frank Pavel of Tyndale South Dakota among the wounded.
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Washington
Sergt
Grant Barber
Greybull
Wyoming
Frank Dpavel
Tyndale
South Dakota
Sugar price may rise one cent per pound
An international sugar committee chaired by George M. Rolph indicates a possible one cent per pound increase for consumers after talks with Cuban Government representatives. Cuban and U. S. sugar authorities will meet in Washington next week to decide the 1919 price.
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New York
George M. Rolph
International Sugar Committee
U. S
Washington
German Propaganda Claim Highlights U S Inquiry
George Sylvester Viereck testifies he was told Germany spent thirty to fifty million dollars on propaganda in the United States and gained nothing. The claim is presented during the inquiry into Teuton activities in the country.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
George Sylvester Viereck
Teuton Activites
United States
Ratification of Draft Treaties Exchanged in London
The United States Canada and Great Britain ratified draft treaties in London making them effective today. Mr and Mrs Paul Ares returned from their ranch forty seven miles west of the Guadalupes at about 430 PM Monday with reports of rains on the range and light stock losses from the breuth though wolves caused heavier losses. Accompanying them were Grace Bearup and Katherine Purdy who had been at the ranch for three weeks and returned sunburned but joyful. The Ares plan to stay in town until sometime tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Great Britain
London
Paul Ares
Guadalupes
Ares
Mra
Grace Bearup
Katherine Purdy
Rouch
Norrow
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