Valient Stand Of Americans Against German Offensive
Washington reports a strong American counterattack halted a major German assault along the Marne. Allied lines held as French and Italian units aided by British and American forces repelled the push, with officials praising American troops for stopping the breakthrough and delaying the German advance.
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Washington
Maine
Aimerican
Marne
Battie
Rhelme
Italtin
War Department
Baker
General March
Department
Uriel Rlimpren
Baltic
Evers Ino
Iin
Mle) Atperteany Army Corns Asde
Union
Vaux
Anterlenna
London
Jaugonne
Aldonhid
Reat
Rint
Haker
Mareh
Alopastmoent
Tan Cerman
Margana
Democrats Choose County Committee Members in City and County
July 16 report notes Democrats select the new county committee with ward and precinct representatives. Each ward elects five members to the county committee and each county precinct elects one member, forming a 60 member body for ten years. The article mentions a meeting next Thursday to organize and elect officers, with a joint convention planned. Also reports arrest of telegraph operators and a brief, unclear naval incident in Miracagua with limited details.
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Sal Laks
Demoerie
Balthake
jTise
Cousinittoo
Cnucly Prrslacts
Uhalrosin Pe
Mendrabal
Tee
Democratic
Aid
Pew
Uhe
Newhouse
Leary Admits Knowing Spy in Treason Case
In a federal court proceeding Jeremiah A. O’Leary Sinn Fein leader admits discussing with Mme Maria K. de Victorien a conspiracy to commit treason in 1917. He and de Victorien sought information, while Miss Margaret Sullivan aided by letters for her employer, amid pending investigations. Reports detail German links and wartime espionage tied to the Tombs prison context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeremiah A. Odeary
Sinn Fein
Mme
Maria K. de Victorica
Metein
Joan J. O'Leary
Dereiiish
Mae
de Victorien
Margaret Sullivan
Jerimiah
Geo Iitin
Tombs
Eureka Girl Is Given War Cross by French Authorities
Miss Maw Fitch, daughter of Walter Fitch Sr., of Eureka Salt Lake mining family, served as ambulance driver with the Tackett-Tawther unit under French command near Compiegne. She and five other women received the Croix de guerre with bronze star for bravery.
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Balt Lakh
Tvst
Itah
Dian
Maw Fitch
Salt Lake
Walter Fitch
Tureky
Alsa Fitch
Tackett-Tawther
Tel Colors
Deiaiie
Tandon Matt Mins Lowther
Tackel
Low
Prench Army
Compiegne
Wirela
Misa Lowther
Sarah Hreine
Mion Gabriel Alloy
Drebara Edlit Storing
Mink Ruth Pilmaol
Mies Maud Vitch
Milas Enid Eliott
Victor Chatenas
Lynnec von
Anemielreis
Trackolt
Migs Lowther
Portra Dex Secours
Call for Allied aid as Russia crisis push grows
A group of senators urged immediate Allied military intervention in Russia. Madame Voichkarova, ex-leader of a women's battalion, pressed for an American army of 11,000 or a combined Allied force to Siberia. She warned delay risks German domination and urged swift economic and military action. The plan envisages a joint expedition, possibly including Japan, to counter Bolshevik influence and free prisoners.
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Wasuington
Hela Wis
Mde Tolny
Madame Voichkarova
Husalon Women’s
Dea
Ste
Siberia
Uniean
Mardune Nateldarorn
Ite
Dinasia
Germany
Rarsta
Avid
Corbor
Aus Stik
Burley Potato Flour Company Formed in Idaho
A new corporation named Burley Potato Flour Company was filed in Burley Idaho with $99,000 capital, 674 shares of preferred stock at 160 each and 64,000 shares of common stock at 50 cents par. The plant will be at Burley to process 2600 bushels of potatoes daily, with officers including J. C. Weeter as president and others from Salt Lake and Burley. The plant aims to operate by November 1 to meet upcoming crop needs and replace imported European flour.
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Vie Birley Potato Products Mangfaethelns Company
Ninte
Burtey
Dinho
Jf. C. Weeter
Salt Lake
Burton
Burley
Idaho
C. M. Givernpitzer
Bansai
Durley
G. 4. Land
Janace C. Bount
Bevin Sugar Company
M.K. Tarsons
Keystone Hand Cate Company
Karl Feece
Duck sickness due to alkal poisoning warning issued
Washington dispatch reports a large number of waterfowl in Utah and surrounding areas sick from alkali poisoning. The Bureau of Animal Industry cautions hunters and waterfowl interests that the duck sickness may affect thousands of ducks. Preventive steps include driving birds from alkaline waters and avoiding exposure to harmful quantities.
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Washington
Vaboy
Utah
Aoty
Bureau of
Tholoptem
Burroy
Huent
Africaltire
Whedens
Mather
Physicians Warn Public Against Substitutes for Nuxated Iron
A group of physicians led by Dr James Francis Sullivan and colleagues warn against using substitutes for Nuxated Iron. They assert that organic iron tonics may be safer and more effective, cautioning that metallic iron substitutes can cause adverse effects and offering clinical tests to gauge genuine iron need rather than self medication.
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Smauglton
Tron
Huser
Camtea
James Francis Sullivan
Elyaleian
Rie Mgaplal
Noepl.v. X. Ind
Westchester
Dnl
Kerchand
Ning
New York
Hyatclay
Mecheat Autor
Outbreak of waterfowl illness traced to alkali salts
The Bear River marshes near the Great Salt Lake report duck sickness rising since 1910 with mass die offs and rotting birds. Studies identify alkali salt concentrations released by evaporating waters as the cause, driving birds to feed on contaminated sediments. Fresh-water treatments and banding show recovery and wide migratory ranges for banded ducks. Sportsmen are urged to report band numbers and details to the Biological Survey.
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Catt
Bear River
Norshern
Great Salt Lake
San
Oia
Hodiea
Walady
Rivera
Routillona
Salta
Eserrty
Utah
Pacific
Mexican
Great Prairie
Saskatchewa
Canada
KI Banded Ware
Russia will not return to monarchy says visiting engineer
Salt Lake July 13 A visiting Russian engineer, Mr Zack, asserts Russia will never revert to monarchy and its democracy will guide a stable republic like the United States. He arrived with a Kerensky mission to study highways railroads and defense, detailing rail stock and supplies shipped to support the mission.
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Salt Lake
Russia
Ihacay
Eumene
Zack
United States
Ssit Lake
Reife
Kerensky
Lenine‘Troteky
Viele Construction
Maintenanes
Ensi
Knights Open Doors to All Soldiers War Aid
New York July 15 Knights of Columbus announce a campaign slogan Everybody welcome everything free. Doors of houses and huts will be open to American soldiers of any color with free cigars chocolate and coffee. Canteens to be run in clubs at home and in huts in France. Postage stamps only cost.
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New York
Knights of Columbus Committee
Knights of Columbus
William 3. Mulligan
le Kaoighia of Columbus
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Our Door
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Chicago
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