President's Liberty Loan speech echoes war aims in Baltimore
President addresses Baltimore on Liberty Loan amid urgent call for sacrifice to fund the war. He argues Germany seeks dominion, outlines moral justification, and rejects mere commercial interest in lending. He stresses national unity, just treatment of Germany, and resolve against punitive retribution.
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Liberty Loan Speech Fires Up Salt Lake Audience
Will Hays urged a single war aim in a mobilizing talk to 10,000 at the L D S tabernacle. He extolled liberty, democracy, and American resolve, warning of autocracy and calling for national sacrifice to win the war. He stressed the importance of entering France and supporting liberty at home and abroad.
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Countywide support for Liberty bond drive grows
Outlook shows all districts meeting quotas ahead of campaign end as public response strengthens. Committees are active with Chairman Church and aides distributing publicity in the southern area, describing details and stoking coolly purposeful support for the government call.
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Self Destruction Attempt Shocks Pocatello Contractor
James Murray a 59 year old contractor in Pocatello was found wounded with a razor in his office this morning after an apparent premeditated suicide attempt. Friends cite long standing mental strain and domestic troubles including a prior wife’s death and a disputed divorce. He was taken to General hospital after being discovered by associate Jack Marshall.
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Satterfield Cartoonist to Draw Daily For Tribune
The newspaper announces a daily cartoon feature by Robert L. Satterfield, famed for clean humor and clear insight into wartime and political matters. His familiar bear symbol will appear as the trademark of his drawings, which cover world and national events.
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Lights Infantry Action on British Front in France
Artillery bombardment intensifies along the Scarpe north and Somme south as German guns shell positions. No infantry engagements reported up to the morning.
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Allies Confident On Picardy Field During War Week
The war department notes allied strategic gains on the Picardy battlefield with Foch forces holding off German assaults. German attempts north and south of Albert failed twice last evening and again this morning. Attacks and counter moves persist along the British front with no single strike matching earlier ferocity. Violent artillery roars mark last night on the Oise left bank as officials report engagements.
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British Advances on Somme Bank Reported
On the south bank of the Somme the British made a small advance at night, an official statement announces the action.
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British Hold Last Line Near Amiens Amid Stiff German Push
London reports German forces threaten Amiens as British positions hold east of Amiens along the Corbie-Villers-Bretonneaux line. Fronts widen across Montdidier Noyon to La Fere with heavy artillery and river crossings, as Hindenburg seeks to break Foch’s reserve and isolate Allied forces.
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