Allies Seize Key Positions Near Oulchy le Chateau
French forces and Franco American troops have captured Oulchy le Chateau and Villemontoire while pushing east toward Fere en Tardennois. The 55 mile Aisne Marne front shows gains north of Ourcq and a narrowing German defensive wedge between Aisne and Marne as British and Allied units press through Villemontaire, Wrigny, and surrounding sectors amid heavy resistance.
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Oulchy le Chateau
Aisne
Marne
Fere En Tardennois
Villemontoire
Ourchy le Chateau
Soissons
Foch
Ourcq
Villemontoire-Oulchy le Chateau
Chateau Thierry
Ourca
Aisne-Marne
Soissons Chateau Thierry
Rheims
Wrigny
Fismes
Vesle
London
Rheims-Fismes
Aisne and
Aisne-Marne- Champagne
Dammard
Beauvardes
Laversine- Caer
Courmeles
Teese
Ludendorff
Ony
Oulchy-La-Viller
Ougehy-Le-Chateau
Armentieres
Nanteuil Creek
Coincy
Tournelle Wood
Fere-én-Tardennois
la Fere
Riz Forest
Dormans
Andre River
Vrigny
Paris
Villemontaire
Soissons-Oulchy le Chateau-Chateau Thierry
French War Office
Oulehy le Chateau
Quichy le Chateau
Atlementaire
Oureqne
Fes Biter Andred
Bolshevik Opposition to Allied Forces Deepens Russian Crisis
Washington reports the Bolshevik government pledges counter measures against allied landings on the Murman coast, a move seen as warlike and potentially provoking a broader war. Germany’s role and Lenine Trotzky’s strategy loom as Allied and U S officials weigh responses and the fate of economic aid. President Wilson remains the central spokesman for allied policy.
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Washington
Murman Coast
Germany
Finland
Russia
Moscow
Lenine-Trotzky Et al
United States
Murman
Wilson
Americans Advance Unchecked Between Ourcq and Marne
Washington reports General Pershing’s communique dated July 25 shows American troops continuing to press the enemy between the Ourcq and the Marne. They have taken the southern half of Forest de Fere while no new actions are reported in Section B.
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Washington
The
Ourey
Marne
Pershing
War Department
Fire at Daly Brothers supply house in Waterbury
A blaze at the Daly Brothers supply house in Waterbury caused about 40000 dollars in damage yesterday afternoon. The fire endangered the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes and Notre Dame convent, which were nearby at the rear of 150 South Elm Street.
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Waterbury
Fiire
Daly Brothers
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Notre Dame
No. 150
South Elm Street
Typhoid in Berlin Reports Across City
Zurich dispatches say Berlin doctors struggle with a typhoid fever epidemic as advices reach here. Spanish influenza has spread widely, causing concern across the area and prompting health warnings.
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Berlin
I. N
Zurich
Germans Retire in Good Order Amid North West Chase
American forces advance northwest of Chateau Thierry as German troops retreat in orderly fashion. Aisne operations see limited casualties from German sneeze shells and air attacks, while Americans seize a large 10 inch howitzer and an 8 inch gun. Reports describe dugout scenes with personal mementos and a torn German history book found. Air combat and anti aircraft fire continue as balloons are forced down.
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N. C. Parke
Aisne
Chateau Thierry
Fere En Tardennois-Jaulgonne
Boche
Hill No. 208
Vaux
United Staes
Draft closes quarry as superintendent leaves for camp
Rocky Hill July 26 Work at the Connecticut Quarries plant in Rocky Hill has been discontinued for an indefinite period. William Quinn, a draftee and the quarry superintendent, left for Camp Devens Thursday morning after Raymond Rouelle was transferred to Reed's Gap. The shutdown stems from Quinn's call and a general shortage of help. Italian workers were among the quarry staff. As a farewell, workers presented Mr. Quinn with a wrist watch and a monetary gift from company officers.
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Rocky Hill
Connecticut
William Quinn
Camp Devens
Raymond Rouelle
Reed’s Gap
Quinn
Unsettled Weather Report for New Haven July Forecast
Government weather bulletin for New Haven and vicinity expects unsettled conditions with local showers tonight and Saturday. Connecticut regions show partly cloudy to night and Saturday with gentle to moderate coastal winds as troughs and ridges influence conditions. observations list numerous cities with temperatures around mid to upper 60s and 70s, noting Hartford with rain and a generally cloudy pattern.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Texas
Upper Michigan
Atlantic
Florida
Maine
Rocky Mountains
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Nantucket
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Northfield
Pittsburg
Portland
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Middletown National Bank
Edward F
U. S
Prudential Insurance Co
E. P. O'Donnell
Smith
Lowndes A
Spencer
B. E
Stone & Webster War Bureau
Wells
Philip P
Underwook
Ralph E
Osteopath
Savings Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
Cc Chathe
Ptic Thec
Air Panamas
F. O'Connell
Stueck
Foe
Villemontoire Fall
Fere EN
Chateau Hierry
Madras
Nourse
Sherman
Main St
the Middlesex
Tan
Barry
G. M. Ball
la France
Sorosis
Brainard & Logan
Automobile Guide
Official Road Maps
New England and Maritime Province
India
Hazen
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