Counter Attacks From Germans At Verdun And Somme Fronts
Military reports from July describe heavy German counterattacks near the Somme and advances in the Verdun region. French forces retake positions on the Meuse east bank, while Italians push against Austria in the Posina line. The British lose several patrol craft to German action, and Captain Dunand's suicide is reported with details from Harbita New Mexico.
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Cavalry Officer Ends His Life in New Mexico
San Antonio reports Captain Christian Briand of the Taettth cavalry died by his own hand today at Hachita New Mexico. The officer shot himself in a tragedy tied to military duty and distant posting.
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Harhita
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Five Die When Train Strikes Auto Near Jacksonville
Five persons were killed and one injured when an automobile was struck by a train one mile west of Jacksonville. The dead include Mrs. Mary McSherry, Jack Groves, Miss Louise Groves, Margaret Allen, and Adolph Bernard. The car’s driver Willian Groves was internally injured. Cause unknown with no witnesses. The late train was speeding to regain lost time.
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Many McSherry
Jack Ronriles
Ah Stes Gnoves
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Margaret Allen
Springfiett
Allen Bernard
Springfield
Gilts
Adolpie Hernard
Spierfeld
Willan Groves
Nald
Anxiety as Teutons face British second offensive
From Rotterdam July 16 the report says the Aritteh army's new blow caused deep German anxiety. The article notes the significance of the second British attack at Verdun and Meuse sectors, the Germans reinforcing second lines while replacing losses with depot drafts, and military critics praising the British offensive amid Meuse news. The piece emphasizes the combined Allied strength and German attempts to bolster defenses.
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Stedt
Depota
Germany
Neuville Chapelle-Loss-Champaigt
Verdun
Mexico feels more assured by border mobilization
War Department orders delay of National Guard movements to the U S border while units are organized and equipped. About 5,000 guardsmen remain in the corps. Officials estimate 160,000 guardsmen plus 60,000 regulars and additional forces are on hand to meet any emergency. Reports of food shortages are unfounded. supplies are reported adequate. General Funston says Troops pushed south to defend Guerrero and Borja Santa Rosaria line against possible bandit advance.
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Russians Beat Back Germans in Baltic Front Actions
Soviet dispatches from Petrograd dated July 11 report Russian forces repelling German attacks in the Ostroff Goobbe area and forcing the Tentana to retreat to avoid being outflanked. They claim upwards of 3,000 enemy killed or captured, with progress near Kemmera and consolidations in the upper Tchoruk region. The Black Sea note mentions the sinking of a torpedo boat. The Caucasian army reportedly carried Ralburt by night, driving Turks from key positions and extending advances in Bajburt Mamakhator Mush regions.
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FIVE LIVES LOST IN CLOUDBURST BATTLE CRUISER RECOMMENDED
Severe floods across North and South Carolina Virginia and Georgia born from an Atlantic storm crippled towns. Five lives lost in Ashville and Biltmore NC. extensive property damage up to ten million dollars. rivers breached banks, bridges washed away, rail lines submerged. Residents flee flood zones as relief halls form in Asheville and Mount Holly.
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N.C
Mount Holly
Sal- Inturs-Aubeville
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Asheride
Southern Railway
Glenn Springs
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George W. Vanderbilt
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French Broad
West Front Reinforcements Push British Forward Amid Heavy Fire
British and German lines clash along the western front with British troops pushing beyond the Martinpalch area and probing toward the third German defense line. Reports describe intense artillery exchanges, aerial activity, and bayonet encounters as both sides suffer casualties while reorganizing reinforcements. A German battalion is said to have suffered damage from its own gunfire, and prisoners describe food shortages but praise Allied artillery. In New York, the infantile paralysis outbreak shows signs of abating with cooler weather reducing new cases and deaths.
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Germany
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New York
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