Turkey Severs Relations With Kaiser's Crowd
London reports direct information from Constantinople that relations between Germany and Turkey have been severed. The Copenhagen Telegraph Exchange correspondent notes the possible rupture, while Washington investigates and weighs Turkish attempts to gain allied support amid anti-German sentiment at court.
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London
Turkey
Constantinople
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Washington
Germany
Switzerland
Depot Dance and Opening of Canteen
The Red Cross Canteen station at the Short Line depot opens for public inspection this afternoon. Visitors are urged to tour the fully equipped station south of the depot and see how Red Cross workers aid passing troops, with a five member orchestra providing a platform hop this evening.
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Red Cross
Short Line
Pocatello
Viereck Says Germany Spent Millions for Propaganda
New York July 30 George Sylvester Viereck alleged pro German publicist testified in the inquiry into German agitation in the United States claiming Germany spent thirty to fifty million dollars on propaganda here and got nothing for it.
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New York
Germany
George Sylvester Viereck
Tenton
United States
Road Plans for Lemhi and Custer Progress
Half a million dollars will be spent on new highways between Mackay and Salmon City. Three contracts totaling 500000 have been let, two grading outfits have unloaded stock and equipment, with 80 teams arriving Monday and another last Wednesday. The third crew will soon start, promising a fine, picturesque, substantial state highway.
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Mackay
Salmon City
D. E. Dillingham
Navy Observaton Balloon Struck by Lightning at Port
Atlantic Port July 30 A navy observation balloon near the harbor entrance was struck by lightning and destroyed during a thunder squall this afternoon. A passenger steamship brought the word. it was not possible to learn if there were fatalities.
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Atlantic Port
Navy Observaton
Francis Moves His Headquarters
Washington reports confirm Ambassador Francis has shifted his headquarters from Vologda to Archangel. The move reflects a reassessment of diplomatic post locations amid ongoing regional developments.
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Francis
Washington
Une
State Department
Vologda
Archangel
Germans Pour Immense Force On Soissons Front
Allied reports say more than a million German troops are engaged in the Soissons to Rheims battle. American lines north of the Oureq hold, advancing slightly toward the Seringes Sergey road while French forces on the left push forward. German attempts to dislodge the Americans fail. frontline fighting is described as the heaviest the Americans have faced.
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Associated Press
Soissons
Rheims
Oureq
Seringes
Sergey
Americans Hold Sergy as Beaudueux Recaptured
Allied troops from Soissons to Rheims press the German line with heavy fighting and stalled gains. American forces in the Soissons Rheims sector report Germans still hold Granges and Beaudieux is rejoined by Allied units. Sergy remains in American hands amid costly counter-attacks.
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London
Associated Press
Soissons- Rheims
Soissons
Rheims
Grierges
Sergy
Beaudueux
Idaho Boy Killed in Action Reported in Daily Casualties
Washington dispatch reports Army casualties with totals 17 killed in action 29 died of wounds disease and other causes 96 wounded and 3 missing T Prince of Nampa Idaho identified among the killed in action and other lists Funeral details not provided Marime casualty figures listed as killed in action six died of wounds four wounded four missing not fully clarified in fragmentary text
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Washington
T. Prince of
Nampa
Idaho
French High Commissioner Praises American Soldiers at Dinner
Paris reports French High Commissioner Tardieu lauding American soldiers at a dinner at the American University. He said after defensive action the time for a victorious attack has come and the dark days are over.
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Paris
Marne
Tardieu
American University
Fire destroys major Provo Wooler mills buildings
Provo July 30 two of the largest buildings at the Provo Wooler mills the main local manufactory for government contracts were destroyed by fire with losses estimated at about one half million dollars. The cause remains unknown.
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Provo
Provo Wooler Mills
Draft treaty ratified among United States Britain and Canada
The state department announced in Washington that the draft treaties among the United States Great Britain and Canada were exchanged in London and take effect immediately.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Canada
London
State Department
120 Men Leave for California Camp Next Week
A large draft from Bannock County leads 120 men to Camp Fremont California aboard a special train from Pocatello on Monday August 5 at 12 15 p m. Other counties send 532 men joining en route with many to continue to Menlo Park. By week end about 2000 Idaho youths will be in training for the California camp.
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California
Bannock County
Pocatell O
Fremont
Menlo Park
Fremont County
Madison County
Jefferson County
Bonneville County
Bingham County
K’s
Menear Lake County
McCammon
Ogden
Thera Pacific
Idaho Young
Unty
Pocaon
Sugar price rise hint after Cuban-US talks
New York reports an expected one cent per pound sugar price increase after a conference between George N. Rolph and Cuban government representatives. Cuban and US sugar authorities will meet in Washington next week to set 1919 prices.
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New York
George N. Rolph
International Sugar Committee
United States
Washington
Yanks Break Through Oureq River Line in Normandy Bally War Update
American forces crossed the Oureq in a bold river assault near Crise and Ardre, with Captain Allen Huff of Omaha among the early across. German defenses yielded temporarily as machine gun fire and artillery were checked, twelve enemy soldiers killed and nine captured. In the southeast, German counter-attacks pushed Americans from Cherges and Beugneux near Fere-en-Tardenois.
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Allen Huff
Omaha
Huff
Corporal Bethelsen
Sioux City
Oureq
London
Associated Press
Cherges
Fere-en-Tardenois
Beugneux
Grand Rozey
Playground Opens for Kids in Pocatello Park
A public meeting at the R R Y M C A led to inaugurating a city playground in Pocatello. Mrs. Frederick J. Barnes chairs with Miriam Brooks supervising and Kathryn Ingling assisting. The U S S donated the park south of the viaduct, and all children are invited to use it free of charge tomorrow at 9 a.m. Reflecting broad community support, local officials and civic leaders pledge backing.
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Women’s Auxiliary
C. D. Smith
United States
Barnes
Miriam Brooks
Kathryn Ingling
A. B. Bean
A. C. Hinckley
Motive Power
Walter Siders
J. T. Young
Rotary Club
D. W. Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Pocatello
Chinese Maids Join Nurse Aid in Red Cross Service
Dorothy and Maude Francis two young Chinese women from Trinidad offer nursing support to the American Red Cross. Dorothy Francis completed a three year training at Bellevue Hospital New York and plans to enroll with the Red Cross Nursing Service after visiting Trinidad.
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San Francisco
Dorothy and
Maude Francis
Trinidad
American Red Cross
France
Dorothy Francis
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Red Cross
Ground Squirrel Poisoning Study Aids Farm Bureau
T B Murray of the biological survey surveys ground squirrel poisoning value in Soda Springs district. Early data show heavy past losses. central precinct losses reached 1200 dollars last year. A systematic poisoning campaign this year spared about ten thousand dollars in the central district. Henry Bjorkman notes countywide records may be secured with farm bureau support.
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T. B. Murray
The
Biological Survey
Community Farm Bureau
Soda Springs
Henry Bjorkman
Farm, Bureau Executive Committee
Pest Control Committee
Murray
Egeh
Farm Bureau
Regular Judge with Clean Slate
Judge Alfred Budge of Bear Lake rose from district judge to Idaho supreme court and now serves as chief justice. Born in Utah, he spent most of his life in Idaho and studied at the University of Michigan. He has a large family and strong local support, with a plain, straightforward approach to his duties and campaigns.
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Alfred Budge
Bear Lake
Budge
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Ae Pine
Peet
Dali Yoon Ae
Ella Hoge
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