War News and Allied Advances Across Europe
Reports from the front describe American and Allied gains in France and Italy, with hundreds of prisoners taken and several German submarines sunk. Independent operations on July 4 target Hamel and the Somme front, while Czech Slovak forces defeat Bolsheviks west of Irkutsk. Homefront notes include the dedication of Pershing and a new Tillman destroyer, plus trade restrictions and a France credit from the U.S. treasury.
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U. S
France
Finland
Hamel
Austrian War Office
Col de Rosso
Monte Val Bella
Hatten Front
Chateau-Thierry
Pershing
Atlantic
Villers-Bretonneux
Somme
London
Irkutsk
Siberia
Lake Bath
Avre
F Hamel
Amiens
Western Mining And Oil News Briefs Mixed Health War Events
Versatile digest reports Western mining and oil notes alongside international wartime updates. Mentions Viscount Rhondda’s death in London and Sultan Mohammed V of Turkey’s July 3 passing, plus Premier Botha signaling unrest. Also notes Allied Independence Day observances, Austrian and German military shifts, and U S mining outputs and corporate dividends across multiple states and companies.
Assassination of von Mirbach and Russia policy in war
Reported Berlin dispatch says German ambassador Count von Mirbach was shot and killed in Moscow by two assailants who also threw grenades. In Washington, U S policy favors Allied intervention in Russia with Marines already at Vladivostok and Kola, while Japan may join if invited. Amid war news, British and Australian forces push on the Western Front and Italy seizes ground near the Plave as American troops gain praise for Hamel and Amiens actions. President Wilson plans to veto the sugar price rider affecting wheat at 2.40 a bushel, with flour and bread costs rising, and casualties in Britain reach 17,336. Rumanian Senate backs the German peace treaty.
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Rr Union News
Paris
Count von Mirbach
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
Havas
von Mirbach
Washington
White House
United States
Wilson
Mount Vernon
Allied Council
Versailles
Vladiv,ostok
Kola
Austria Hungary
Tokio
Japan
Siberia
Murmansk
Geran
Arctic
Murtoan
Copenhagen
Kola Peninsula
White Sea
Vardee
Norway
Christiana Tidens Tego
London
Villers Hretonneux
Fieid Marshal Haig
France
Plave
Adriatic
Diaz
Grisolera
Vienna
Amiens
Villers Bretonneux
Hamel
Senate
House
Arizona Mining and Industry Update in 1918
Arizona reports include new business blocks at Bowie, typhoid cases in Miami, drilling rising at Little Ajo and Jerome, high grade ore from Gunsight and Verde Squaw shafts, and a major expansion at Belgravia and Safford areas. Copper output at May and at Douglas smelters tops 24 million pounds, with plans for capitol work in Phoenix and rail prospects to United Verde.
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State Capitol
United Verde
Jerome
Whipple Mountains
Bowie
Miami
Douglas
Bay
Verde
HC. Wheeler
Bisbee
France
Oatman
Mirimonte
Rebeccs Loftgreen
Safford Association
Gila Valley
Arizona
Florence T. Taylor
McNeal
Mary H. Lusk
Chiricahua
Sidney D. Kempton
Nogales
Boss and Girls Industrial School
Fort Grant
Riordan
PJ. Sullivan
Clarkdale
Neg Yee Lon
Chino Oil Feld
Prescott
Chamber of Oland Mines
Commisnion
Cochise County
San Bernardino
Overton
Ft Huachuca
Silver King
Pinn County
Gold Road
Kingman
Weller
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Laclede
America
John J. Pershing
Herzstein Feed Company
Oper Ton
Estancia
St. Louis
John Dewitt
Trenton
S. C
Daniels
Tillman
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Naval Affairs Committee
War Trade Board
Asia
Australasia
Rhondda
David Alfred Thomas
Botha
Union of South Africa
Mohammed V
Turkey
Constantinople
Wilhelmina
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
Sebastian Martinelli
Sacred Heart Congregation of Rites
Rome
Reuter
Hague
Af i
Karl
Czernin
Baron Burian
Vienna Neue Freie Presse
Jaroslav
Jewish Correspondence Bureau
United Kingdom
Martis Ian
Duchy of Styria
Pester Lloyd of
Budapest
Tals
Bremen
Hamburg
Hanover
Citien
Frankfurter Zeitung
Frankfurt
Anglo American Fellowship
Otto von Below
Munich
Artur Are von Straussenburg
Gen Krauss
Munich Zeitung
Andrew Honor Law
House of Commons
Llandovery Castle
Ralph de Palma
Sharonville Speedway
Cincim[eee
Tom Millen
Earl Craddock
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Yussif Hur Wane
Casper
Wyo
Jack Dempery
Bob Devere
Joplin
Aaron Ward
Roslyn
N. Y
Mary Greeley
George Dewey
Montpelier
Railroad Administration
Department of Labor
Sennett-Solvay
Syracuse
United States Geological Survey
Orange Maritime Corporation
Orange
Tex
Chateau Thierry
Boissons
Flanders
Western Mining and Oil News
Newspaper Union
New York
Et Louis
Boulter
Cole
Ollte
San Simon
Cornelia
Ajo
Dixie
Patagonia
Ray Hercules Copper Company
Globe
Hay
Colorado
Cresson
Maid of the Mint
Micky Breen
Foughkeepete
Breckenidge
Silverton
Caledonian Mining Company
Peerless
San Juan
Gannteon County
Creede
Highcade
Monon
Sunnyside
Beaver
Belfast
Iron
Carruthers
Mit
Telluride Ouray Quadrangle
Union
Liberty Bell
Montana
Butte Copper Company
Butte and Superior Stock
Denver Inventors
Minerals Separation Company
Butte and Superiorstook
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
K & K Flouspar Mining Company
Silver City
Flourine Mining Company
Alvan N. White
Gypsy of
Rosenwald Ranch
Las Vegas
Grant County
Pa A. Lasab
Lone Mountain
Horley
Allen of Company
Salt Creek
Leslie D. Welsh
Murphy Dome
Kirby Creek
Thermopolis
Midwest Refining Company
John P. Mitchel
Lake Charles
John Purvey Mitchel
New York City
Aviatom
Signal Corps
Gerstner Field
Amsterdam
Bucharest
Arizona State News
K Gladney
Willcox
Pioneers
Twin Buttes Wee
Pima County
Tucson
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Arisoma
Milo Maise
Libby
M‘neill & Libby
Chicago
Red Cross
Lomazy Grocer
Germany
Atcage Tribune
The
United States Food Administration
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Denver
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