Berlin reports bitter fighting on the Marne front
Berlin dispatches describe violent counterattacks on the Marne front with German forces driving enemy lines back toward rear positions east of the Chatillon Cucay road. Reports claim 13,000 prisoners taken and ongoing efforts to cross the Marne between Jaulmonne and Dormans amid aerial activity and heavy artillery.
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Berlin
London
Marne
Rhelms
R Helms
Conile-Fe- Chapelle Monthodyn
Aridre
Marto
Vor Mudra
von Finan
Enoany
Chiwapagne
Fruniy
Tehetnis
Fichtelberg
Auberrive
Tahu
Lens
Irornce
Perthes
Nur Aviladorn
Vin Lowlon
Daly
von Baehm
Jaulponne
Ont
Dormans
Hebuterne
Alsua
Maran
Chateau Tistorry
Mame
Jaulxontia
Rhelron
von Bork
Jaulsonne
Bormann
Chenfantry
Important New Coast Survey Authorization Passes
The Coast and Geodetic Survey announced a new act approved by Congress granting authority to collect data on tiles and curves, surveys in Alaskan waters, and related tasks. The secretary outlined compensation limits and the use of the funds for coast surveys, with authorization to operate stations and collect daily pay limits as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hghthoune
Te Bureau of Lighthouses
Hektships
Pits
Alan
Alakka
Chen F ‘Thien
Alag- Kay
Washington
Bern
Testlelt
Laduy
Heavy rains boost crops in northern and southern Idaho
In Idaho, week of heavy rains improved prospects across northern and southern farming areas. Harvesting underway in northern Utah and Intermountain regions shows weather benefiting grain and alfalfa yields. Box Elder draftees leave for American Lake, with accompaniments and transfers noted. city officials announce new appointees and positions in water, electric, and recorder offices.
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Arigeam City
With
Idaho
Utah
Intermountain
Tox Elder County
American Lake
Alexander Dickey
Tronesville
Alina Cook
Deweyville
Bors
Wella A. Whitney
Butte, Mont
Leste Conner
Albion
Holst
Ight Kysieu
Ety Recorder
Missionary Inbox List From Elder County
A historical parish-like roster lists members and leaders in Elder County with names such as David B. Niehals, Mirlaon, and William Wink BON, detailing assignments across towns including Haneyville Alta Rehler and Lewis Pond, reflecting a mid 20th century church correspondence and organization. The fragmentary entry mentions travel, assignments, and supervisory mentions among clergy and local delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urigham City
Aunust
Niehals
David B. Thinh
Vieliri
Mirlaon
Mappea
Traveland
Anil
Joseph A. Wreh
Manhite-Dres
Neran Bee Ami Tehene
Mhyrd
Leon N- Staht
Tarenan
Hart Hucius
Snowe
Reorganization of Brigham City Choir
Brigham City begins reorganizing its church choir under Prof. ED Mann new director. Singers include sopranos Mrs C Jacaheen Mrs Callie Koford and others as the revamp aims to create a top city choir in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Mrigilam City
Laternact 9
ED Mann
Whitaker and Milas Steneva Resign in Choral Departures
A long list of names appears detailing resignations and new roles in a literary or musical organization. The roster includes Whitaker Milas Steneva and numerous other individuals such as Alphonse Nelson Mrs Cingine VW Parsgten and Grace Valentine Altos. The document also names tenors and various contributors with many titles and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
CIA Nessar
Meg
Rovoun Mataen
Edna
B.D. Munn
J. Spe Mina Cinta Hrewn
Matin Wrishl
Migs
Meriam Jivans
Khodi Lee
Alin Largen
Mites Clatt Jepnean
Mra
Hoth Valentine
I W. Knudson
Catt
C. Bias
Jonven
Julius Wrouh
J Aitted
Pldborn
Jauvtil Walking
Preston Watshlin
Alenanza Nolen
Alan G. Mann
Stewart A Vance
Alfred Fercman
3. C. Wika
Attempt to Move Holy See to Spain Sparks War Talk
Rome reports in July that Spanish clerical papers push plans to transfer the Holy See to Spain. German Austrian agents allegedly press the pope to abandon Rome, threaten severed church ties, and frame neutral stance as betraying the Vatican. The idea, if enacted, would strain Papal relations with Italy and the Allied powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Holy See
Spain
Preintet
Italy
Dm Valionn
Sipain
Allompter
Vatican
Ttaly
Huly See
Germany
Austra
Huge Earnings Reported by German Chemical Firms
July 14. Delits of Bugs earnings by four groups show Green cerhishol chmrieal compinice profits rising. Niagara Electer Chemical at Niagara Walls, NY, led the list with 12 percent earnings and 10 percent dividends. Three Roos Fler and Basslauker Chowleal at New York posted 16 percent earnings, while Berth Amboy Chemical at Perth Amboy, NJ, reported around 9 percent in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerhishol
Canpley
Gora
Agerigan Hans
Niagara Electer Chemical Company
Niagara Walls
Noy
Roos Fler
Basslauker Chowleal Company
New York
Berth Amboy Chemical Company
Pergh Anthor
Monticello Auction Sparks Rain of Parcels At Low Prices
Monticello sale by the Alte Wasit board drew several settlers and growers to bid on parcels. Prices hovered around five dollars an acre as bidders eyed plots cleared for improvements and prospective claims. Officials defended the sale against alleged unfairness while noting the auction faced legal technical hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Montierta
Gannan Pointy
Alte Wasit
Neler
Saale
Ively
French and American Forces Hold Key Marne Front
Troops face heavy odds in France as French and American forces resist near Mareuil le Port and Martaux. German attempts press along the Marne. prisoners report large use of reserves and declining morale among attackers. Marie X de Victoria, German subject, lies critically ill in a Bills Island hospital amid conspiracy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associaton Treas
Mareuil-Le-Port
Marne
Stamo
Martaux
al- Neg
Byheet
Gyrlye
Atream
Gland
Mareuil- Le-Port
New York
Mme
Marie X. de Victoria
Jeremiah A. O'Geary
Army Base Hospital
Bills Island
Mre
Despina Davidov
Ellis Island
Mordeath
Brave U S Boys Given High Praise
Corréspondence notes heroic actions on the western front by AYMG A contingent member Hay Coyle Berkeley Cab and five companions. Under shellfire and gas they ferried food and supplies to the division, lifting morale and aiding transport despite danger. Their bravery earned praise from officers as five New York men and others aided the effort.
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Hay Coyle
Clerkeley
Cab
Cayle
Lelio
Wrekeri
Tesh
Atsh
Coyle
New York
Unesai
S. TG. Vaisey
Willian Murras
EL Bush
Weankfamilida
Italians Embrace American Comedy in Censored Dispatch
From Rome dated July 14, Teallin soldiers bring nine American comedy films to Italy. Krazy Kat and Matty vie for attention, while Chaplin’s works and other stars like Victor Afears and Sid Chaplin are mentioned for introduction.
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Rome
Teallin
Sear
Krazy Kat
Matty Vy Backtenis
Mio Ftrians Tau Y Ry
Cms
Drew Vomeles
Micble Sativand
Victor Afears
Toohy Villaps
Sid Chaplin
Chaplin
Bay A
Ron
Fragmented OCR text on Dyspeptic Chorus and Value
Fragmented text appears to discuss Te Chronic Dyspeptics and a confusing mix of phrases. It mentions a high Ost cron with sou and references to Bienesia, Tritera, and Fathead rete. The passage seems garbled, with incomplete sentences and unclear meaning. The source lacks a clear event, names, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Firg Nour
Bernie Tive Fay
Ant
Mothine
German Agents Questioned in New York War Probe
Deputy Attorney General Bert later questioned William Bayard Hale and George Sylvester Viereck for their roles in German propaganda operations in the United States as part of a federal inquiry into German expenditures to influence American sentiment before U S entry into World War I. The interviews, conducted after ties to George T. Odell and the alleged 1916 purchase of the Evening Mail by Edward A. Thumely for Germany, aimed to identify recipients of the tainted funds.
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New Yori
Ily
William Bayard Hale
German Information Service
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
Pathetkord Unt
United Suites
Bertee
America
Umle
Becker
Tie
Ike
George T. Odell
New York Evening Mus
Germany
Ealward A. Thumely
Ensign E L Houtz Saves a Vessel
Salt Lake City July 17 Ensign E L Houtz is commended by Secretary Daniels for bravery after risking his life to save a shipboard crew from destruction by a depth charge. While aboard the Corvair a bomb bobbed near the forward hold as a line snapped, he crawled to the bomb, unfastened it, and secured it to prevent a catastrophic explosion.
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Salt Lake
Lfe
Kysi¢n Elbwood B. Houtz
Etna L. Houte
Harrison Avenue
Daniels
Witon
D.C
United 5
Leral Navy
Lie Brink
Floute
Tayve
Rantace
Tigart
Iila
Eversont
University of Pennsylvania Starts Officers' Material School
The University of Pennsylvania opened an Officers' Material School to train navy enlistees and college students aiming to enter the service. The six week program uses dormitories, labs, and naval department supervision to prepare men for officer roles amid wartime manpower needs.
University of Pennsylvania aids war effort with facilities
The university has organized aviation exam boards and ambulance units for military use. It trains aviation examiners nationwide and has set aside 250 beds with laboratories available, including a base hospital and Red Cross detachments, for military and naval needs.
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Army
Navy
Ute
Parent
Wait
University of Pennaylandi
University Ie Fual
Men of Y M C A Must Face Fire
Paris July 10 report on Y M C A war workers matching frontline risk with service to American troops. Citations describe volunteers who sacrificed lives, including Hanliday South and Hedley Cooper, and urge 000 men and 380 secretaries to join urgent war work in France.
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Paris
Carter Inchitea
YW. M.C
Franga Jina
Hanliday
Hanliday South, of Nyack
N.Y
Fen
Savith
Rex
Hedley EL. Cooper
Pigrmont
Bron
Sint
Alual
Copper
Aged friend of Gen Grant dies in Yonkers New York
Ward Robinson a veteran hotelman and early California gold rush participant dies at his Yonkers home at age seventy. He began in the hotel trade as a kitchen boy at the Astor Manse in New York and later served as comptroller in California in 1838. He met Ulysses S Grant during the gold rush days.
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Yonkers
W. Y
Ward Robinson
Mgr
Trobluson
Astor Manse
New York
Tie
California
Isis
Grant
Robinson
Oplitornia
Fragmentary Civil War Era Note at San Queally Prison
Fragmented OCR text mentions San Queally prison during the Civil War era. It notes visits to Gene Gragt st Geld headquarters and references events at the Talter doft and White House, with mentions of a hotel in the Cetskiils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Queally
Gene Gragt
Geld
Talter Doft
White House
Cetskiils
Electric Railways for War Workers
Washington July 16 inadequate transportation on electric railways to workers in war contract plants will be investigated immediately by the United States Fleet Corporation and the department of labor. A preliminary survey shows transportation difficulties reach a stage where investigation is desirable and imperative following a conference between officials. Mitchel widow and mother of Major John Purvey Michiel are sole beneficiaries in his will filed for probate today. Major Mitchelft estate valued at about 25 000 and several large insurance policies.
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Washington
Electrix
Ever- Benty Fleet Corporation
Department of Jabor
Mitchel
New York
John Purvey Mieche
Major Mitchel
Asie
Tronsters
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Grewal
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Dow
Margare
Murray Dow
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tront
Marie Victorica
Mareuilness
Thy
Staken
Huna
Manne
Axvomited
Chaitan Thierry
Wnd
Agafiel
U. S
Bisurate Magnesa
Reat
E. L. Houtz
Pennsylvania
Vennsylvania
Universty
Uare
Liniverzity
Ary Medical
the Clicquot Club Company
Millis, Mass
U.S.A
Y.M.C. A
Gen. Grant
LA. Hogle & CO
Chicago Board of Trades
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
B.M. Scott
Logan & Bryan
Denver
Gankera
Hank
Winser
U.S. A
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Prisca
Appiicail
Calo
Utah Tire Repair Company
K. £. Smith
Wash. Ave
East Side
24Th
25Th Street
Washington Ave
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