Greatest Battles Reported From Verdun to Somme Fronts
Berlin reports Greek town Florina captured by Teutonic forces from Serbia while Turkish units fight with Germans in Galicia. Russian offensives push forward in Galicia and Carpathians as French renew Verdun assault near Fleury and Maurepas. German counterattacks on the Somme falter under French fire with prisoners taken and machine guns captured.
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Gretta
Verdun
Maurepas
Berlin
London
the Teutonic Flies
Balkan
Florina
War Office
Petrograd
Teutonic Arimica
Traiioffs
Verdun Regina
Paris
Fleury
Maureras
Somme
Fiewenden
Golk
Ds Bax
Rusaiana
Raya
Zlopa Lins
Tesum
Distritaa-Dolotving
Lystets
Stanistan
Hyer
Kerasmeza
Carpathians
Ko- Tormeza
Lake van
Persia
Kala Parova
Maurepan
Nellay
Flenty
Thikumont
Thiaumont
Aahpuelahin
Pevqners Nota Lng
Austrians Repel Slavic Attack In Twelve-Hour Battle
Vienna reports twelve hour clash as Prussians attempt to break Austrian lines near Persalinske and Pintaki. General von Toehm Ermoltt’s forces repulse the assault. trenches held by Austrian reserves and strong German and Austrian artillery praised for the defense.
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Bazantin
E Petit
Martinpuleh
Vienna
Tia Tandon
Marech
Minaslan
von Toehm-Ermoltt
Persalinske
Pintaki
War Office
Rel Man
Maonjoa
Germany submarine Deutschland arrives safely at Bremen
A private telegram from Berlin reports the German submarine Deutschland reached Bremen safely after a voyage from the United States. The vessel, laden with valuable cargo, had earlier sailed from Baltimore July 9 and returned August 1 with nickel and rubber mainly, then disappeared from Allied ships off the Atlantic three miles from shore. Captain Sights Deat of Newport News notes a later message confirming the Deutschland’s identity and condition.
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Geneva
Berlin
Neue Zuricher Felung
Bremen
United States
Baltimore
Germany
Sights Deat
Newport News
Hampton Roads
Banker Road
Virginia
Ile
Rely
Teutschland
Wajitmere
Afflicted 15 Denied Marriage License at County Clerk
A couple applied for a marriage license at the county clerk’s office but was refused. The bride to be, about 15 or 18 and described as deformed, fainted and suffered an epileptic episode. The groom, normal in appearance, said he loved her and would seek a license elsewhere. County officials cautioned against proceeding.
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Marty Hales
Hales
Brigham
Portuguese Woman Detained After Train Delays Fallout
A Portuguese woman traveling from Nebraska to San Francisco aboard a Union Pacific train was described as deranged and speaking intricately as rain began. Police transferred her to the sheriff’s office where she was jailed. Officials attributed her condition to the heat and altitude, noting such cases this summer.
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Union Pacific
Ogcen
I'segengers
Nebranka
San Francisco
Safety First Thain Train Arrives in Ogden Exhibit Opens
A United States Government Safety Pivot special train arrived in Ogden shortly before 9 a m and opened to the public for inspection at 1 p m It will stay open until 2 p m The four car train furnished by the Tales & Oho railroad traveled Omaha to Ogden over the Union Pacific with costs borne by the government Officials and attaches from Washington D C toured Ogden canyon and city wells after a ride provided by the Ogden publicity bureau Residents praised the canyon views calling the visit the prettiest and most enjoyable since leaving Washington
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United States
Ogden
Tales & Oho
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
FL Toucey
W. A. McDottle
Greensteer
Oxton
City
Waesbington
D. C
Ogden Canyon
City Wells
Huntsville
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Canyon
Wyan
Mont Cn
Utah Democrats Back Progressive Platform At State Conclave
Delegates at the Utah Democratic convention endorsed what they called two places for progressives, supporting Woodrow Wilson era policies and a bipartisan approach. The gathering named committees on organization, platform, and credentials, with Weber and Thurman leading, and announced future county and legislative meeting dates in anticipation of the state party's continued influence.
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Utah
Wondrow Wilson
Will
Weber
Andrew Jackson Weber
Thurman Pace
E.G. Gowayr
Prohibition
Thurman
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Me. Weber
Woodman Witeon
Womon
United States
Muerci
Neth L. Morris
Tenutlican
Eovernor
Morris
Henry Haya
Asaletant
Julius Anderson
Trove
atArms
Nickolan Crookston
Loran
Armea
Henry East
Provo
Arme
Hactts
Ogden
G. F. Barnweller
Offiels
Credentiala
Aubrey Tolken
A. I. Taylor
Joseph E. Contos
Samuel Taylor
John L. Mackay
Joseph Timothy
O. W. Searles
William Alvey
John A. Sprock
E. I. McFarland
W. J E. Ecklund
Bam Alden
W. F. Olsen
T. A. Hollenteck
OG. Kenny
Kimball
Hammond
Warren Mitchell
B. M. Whitmore
Hl. E. Saxis Cyrua Jeneen
Leroy Jenvén
H. Carlquist
Youn
John &. Wake
J. A. Smith
J. L. Boyden
GO. H. Marrs
Eld. Nebeker
J. Wil Kalent
Jos. Sturtock
J. H. Sorefa
N.C. Petarzon
T. Ramuel Brown
A. M. Dorkman
Milton II. Welling
J. W Funk
LO. Moffman
Henry H
Ite Browning
WW. Airey
Charles Adams
T. A. Robertson
Joshua Greenwood
Alonzo Hradsen
Leroy Cook
L. R. Martin, Jr
J. PR. Letcher
Orlando Bradley
Hoffman
J. T. Flannigan
John Ayeran
Ashley Martlett
Abel John Byana
Uso
A. Fister
Shaw
W. J. Baew
Richants
Inlet Court Room
Alhambra
Weber County
Democratic Central Committee
Holt
Carbor
Emery
San Juan
San Pete
Grand
Enth Judgelat
George Christensen
Wetterton
Moab
President Wilson presses eight hour day rail talks
Washington reports show President Wilson rejecting the eight hour day plan, summoning railroad boards if needed to avert a nationwide strike. Leaders of four brotherhoods delivered their stance, insisting on arbitration and opposing a blanket eight hour mandate while urging continued talks with managers and executives.
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Brotherhood
Washington
Wilson
White House
Iim
Four Brotherhoods
A. B. Garretaun
Aoe
Wilson vetoes army appropriation bill over articles of war revisions
President Wilson vetoed the army appropriation measure, objecting to deletions from the articles of war in the conference report. He warned the move to remove retirement discipline and questioned implications for military governance and reform, citing long-standing issues between the army and Representative Hay.
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Lam
Fleera
Het
Congress Eees
Army of the
United States
Lta
Edo
Congress
Washington
Wilson
Army
House
Ted
Representative Hay
War Department
Hay
Marti Wan
Whee Nanin
Chalraan Hay
National Guard
W Wilron
Wileon
Claima
Renate
Convention of Co Operators Attends Wyoming Meeting
Vane general manager of the Low and Wyoming Coal companies returns from Cheyenne Wyoming after participating in the Southern Wyoming Coal Operators and Minera convention. He also attended the Federal Traile Contenti meeting in Denver on July 7.
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Vane
Low
Wyominr
Cheprepe
Wieming
Southern Wyoming Coal Operators and Minera Convention
Tate
Ecate
Date Ate
Federal Traile Contentiatu
Denver
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Submarine Deutschland
Pintrict Forester
Io F. Knetpp
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Noch
Rencal Courte Roarrat
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