Allied air raids kill and wound dozens in Europe war report
Western Union dispatch reports twelve killed and sixteen wounded by Allied bombing at Dueren. Rome says Italian mountains see enemy repulses as Allied advance grows with French American British gains near Vesle and along the Avre valley. News notes include troop losses, prisoner captures, and calls for nurses as war mobilization continues.
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Rome
Veale
Soissons
Rheima
Sermois
Solasons
Fisties
Siemes
Mulzon
Vaale
Alane-Marne
Marne
Pershing
Sava
Wavas
Crosabi
Bazochos
Jonchory
Viamea
Rheims
Cham Pigny
Berne
Rhine
Baden
Anstate
Washington
Warilda
Seveni
Marines Decorated by France for Gallantry in Battle
The War Department reports Marines awarded the Croix de Guerre by French authorities for bravery during the Verdun Marne Aisne Somme sector fighting. Thirty Marines and five officers honored. many decorated at a ceremony amid French and American troops as a symbol of united efforts with France.
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Washington
Marine Corps Headquarters
Committee On Path
Verdun
Marne
Aisne
Tomn
Omni
Pollus
America
France
Adja Ent
Cho
Teutons Leave Somme Front After American Action
On August 7 American machine gunners on the Vesle near Fismes halted a German battalion as bridge-builders neared a crossing. German efforts to eject Allied forces on the Vesle and on the Montdidier front continued with limited success, while French and British units prepared for new moves along the Somme and Lys fronts.
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Fismes
Veale
Alsne
Paris
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Avre
Morisel
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Rheims-Soissons
T Hupprecht
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la Basses
Lys
Arso
Somme
Picardy
Braye-Corbie Road
Russia Plans War Against Japan Declared
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports the Bolshevik government in Russia is considering a declaration of war against Japan. The Copenhagen note also states an official announcement of Allied forces landing at Archangel on August 2, welcomed by the Russian population.
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Russia
Spain
Andrew Bonar’ Law
House of Commons
Nicholas Romafoff
House ’of Commons
Andrew Bonar
Law
Entente
Vologdn
Fot
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Pravda
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U. S
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Davis
Fifth Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry
Paris
Herbert Hoover
Boulogne
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United Kingdom
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Congress
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Washington
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Japan
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Dental Corps
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Deming
N. M
Pennsylvania
Railroad Administration
Tonopah
Priorities Division
The
War Industries Board
Edwin B. Parker
Priorities Board
War ‘Industries Board
London
Moscow
Berlin
Saya
Copenhagen
Archangel
Wilson Talks to Troops About Fighting for Liberty
President and Mrs Wilson, returning from Hog Island ceremonies, addressed a troop train in Baltimore. He urged soldiers to stand ready for a long hard campaign, fight for a righteous cause, and emulate the U S troops who have distinguished themselves. He spoke of defending freedom and the rights of peoples worldwide.
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Baltimore
Washington
Hog Island
Mrg. Wilson
United States
Hurricane Hits Beaumont Texans Kill Six and Wreck Property
A tropical storm battered Beaumont Texas and nearby areas causing six deaths and about a million dollars in property damage. The storm plowed through Charles La and surrounding regions, leaving extensive destruction in its wake.
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Beaumont
Tex
Charles
Denver Votes to Buy Water Plant in Landmark Measure
Denver voters approved the bond issue to purchase the city's water plant by 6,248 to 1,800. The proposition creating a board of managers was also carried by 7,286 to 3,887. Local officials warn of ongoing implementation details and fiscal implications.
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Denver
Bondanu
Board of Managers
Cuticura Ad and Child Rearing Debate
An antique ad promotes Cuticura Ointment and Soap for skin care with a Boston address. The text shifts to a discussion on child punishment and methods, describing corporal punishment, confinement, humiliation, and various pseudo psychological practices used by some parents, ending with a reflective aside.
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Gatople
Cnticura
Dept. x
Boston
Wille Hibrow
Nowise Playful and Political Lines Spark Banter
In Nowise Playful Senator Sorghum denies quitting politics while noting he never left the game. The exchange hints at campaign strategy and continued engagement, with a playful tone about political life. A girl’s bold move is described as tying a young man’s heart in a beaumot, illustrating sly social tactics.
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Nowise
Senator Sorghum
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