French Capture German Positions Around Verdun and Sob
July reports describe French advances south of the Sob and near Verdun with several German trenches captured. Heavy bombardments and infantry actions continue on the Fleury sector as German forces press French positions. Russian and Austro-Hungarian efforts are reported with mixed results across Galicia Volhynia and the Carpathians, while Turkish and British actions resume along the Euphrates and northern Tripoli fronts.
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Faris
Verdun
HU $04
Fleury
Alesere Batimering Han
Hindenburg
Berlin
Fanther
Volhynia
Rialans
Btokhod
Tutek
Tealosio
Galicia
Carpathian Mountains
Hungary
Vienna
Delatyo
Resval
Gulf of Finland
Derlis
Gulf
Aald Minor
Trebizond
Turka
Petrograd
Constantinopla
Turkish Armas
Euphrates River
Persian Gulf
Tasca
Italien
Tripol
Stistatah
Civil Service Positions Preparation at Home
Advertises study aids for civil service exams with data on courses and pass rates. Mentions adult education options and request-based information flow. Indicates pricing and promotional details including a 17 percent offer.
Turks Captured by the Russians
Petrograd reports Russian forces advancing in Galicia and Caucasus with multiple engagements. Turkish rear guards dislodged as Russians push toward mountain passes and fronts from Riga to Trebizond. In 18th combat, 515 captured officers and over 3,100 men with heavy machine guns seized. German air raid hits Zufprees Martie Jederovne hospital on Drinsk front, bombs fall, inmates harmed.
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London
Galicia
Carpathians
Hungary
Mateh
Saya
Caucasus
Riga
Lake
Miazidal
Mobilsander
Olechesvsky
Nouth
Drina
Pinsk
Stokhod
Odeermarsh
Dueister
Rivera
Kuty
Wlox
Djivizik
Trebizond
Pathurt
Pallburt
Zufprees Martie Jederovne
Drinsk Front
British Regain Lost Trenches Near Longueval and Delville Wood
British forces recaptured ground north of the Somme around Longueval village and Delville Wood, regaining most territory lost last night. South of Delville Wood a large force of Germans dispersed after an attack on Waterlot Farm from Guillemont, while traffic officials in Baltimore urge reading new city ordinances detailing lights, mufflers, headlights, parking, and right of way rules.
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London
Longueval
Delile Wood
Birles
Somme
Detsille
Delville Wood
Toone
Guillemont
Deafness Cure Contested in Court With Patent Claims
A fragmented report discusses alleged cures for deafness, naming Dr. Claive Ove and others in Toledo. The text references oral conditions, warfare, and a legal proceeding over claimed remedies. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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cLaive
Ctmnet & CO
Toledo
Drogereth
Marshall in Custody Over House Contempt Ruling
New York July 19 United States Attorney H Snowden Marshall was taken into custody by Sergeant Robert D. Gordon after a habeas corpus writ halted removal to Washington to answer contempt charges. Federal Judge Hand later dismissed the case citing issues of jurisdiction and potential appeal to the Supreme Court.
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New York
United States
H. Snowden Marshall
Robert D. Gordon
House of Representatives
Washington
Hand
Gordon Ia
Marshall
John C. Spooner
Judge Hand
Supreme Court of the United States
House
Ioto
Frank Buchanan
Labor
National Peace Coun
Wes
Who Sold Nickel to the Germans Ottawa July 19
Ottawa reports a debate over who supplied the nickel used by the submarine Destechland on its return to Germany. An official statement is due, challenging claims by George P. Graham that Canadian nickel sold to American firms reached the United States under strict conditions. The piece notes U.S. nickel output and shifts in policy affecting exports.
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Ottawa
England
United States
Se 9Fe
McKenna Budget Aims 77 Percent Excess Profit Tax
In London on July 19 the chancellor Reginald McKenna announced the government would take 77 percent of the excess profits of shipping firms, as part of a taxation policy. The statement signals a broad expansion of wartime revenue measures affecting maritime commerce and corporate gains.
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London
Reg’ Nald McKenna
Peace League Drafts Moderate Peace Address in Berlin
Berlin reports a Peace League of German People draft calling for Chancellor von Richthofen Hollweg to steer public opinion toward a moderate peace. Signatories include generals and bankers such as von Wedel Heineken and von Bweichhack, outlining a path between pacific aims and pan German annexation plans. The campaign starts October 1 with addresses in sixty cities as newspapers largely support the effort.
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Berlin
London
Natonal
von Richman-Hollweg
Alma
Mince von Wedel
Philip Heineken
Dwindling German Attacks Reported In France
London dispatches report continued heavy fighting in France with German counterattacks around Delville Wood Longueval and Waterloo Farm repulsed. British and colonial troops held ground and repulsed four attacks on Waterlot farm as Berlin notes German losses and confidence remains high about Bapaume and Peronne.
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Londons
Hale
France
Delville Wood
Longueval
Waterlot Fort
Painia
Kaig
Nott
Waterloo Farm
Albert
Lititieh
Teutons
Berlin
Bapaume
Peronne
Pewspaper
Dragnet Aims to Seize German Boat in Atlantic Plunge
Baltimore July 12 A frightened Deutsch crew fears escape by drag forces as allied patrols near Virginia Capes. Reported by a friend the submarine men at Locust Point pray nightly amid rumors of German ship movements and offshore patrols.
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Baltimore
Deutschand
Atlante
Virginia Capes
Ktavilla
Deutecland
Park City Fire Destroys Three Buildings
Fire in Park City on July 19 damaged the St Louis bakery at 111 a.m. spreading to the Rialto and Balt Lake hotel. Losses listed as 500, 3500, and 200 with insurance partly covering the bakery and trey building. One victim, Joseph T. McLaughlin, overcome by smoke, received medical care.
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Trafic Squad
Autolats
Gested Tnisineas District
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St. Louis
Te Ralt Lake Hotel
Filley
Balt Lake House
Tos Bakery
Trey
Joreph T. McLaughlin
Thornley enters Republican gubernatorial race in Utah
Former State Senator John W Thornley of Davis county announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor at a second judicial district gathering in Ogden. He favors a dry platform and has voted for prohibition, while serving as Paris county Republican chairman and previously in both legislative chambers.
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Davis County
Ogden
Thornley
W. PF. Epperson
Davin County
Thorntey
Benator Thorntey
Spry
Nephi L. Bortis
E Jenklin
John C. Mackay
Oscar W. Carlson
J. Q. Tideout
Epperson
Progressives to hold state convention in Salt Lake City
Utah Progressives decided to call a state convention for August 18 in Salt Lake City, same day as the Democratic state convention in Ogden. State Chairman Wesley Wallon authorized the call, with talks indicating possible cross-party cooperation but no firm fusion on a state ticket. The meeting discussed alliances, potential joint nominations, and the future shape of the Progressive ticket.
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Utah
Alvés
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Rhert
A. T. Moan
Progressive National Committee
Wesley K. Wallon
Jake
Iixell
Frank
Natonal Committee
Frank 4
Biephen
Hr. Lare
Con. Fresaman
Lore
Chicago event proposed for August sixth mentioned yesterday
A proposed August 6 event in Chicago was noted in yesterday's meeting summary. The item referenced planning details and potential organizers, with officials signaling further discussion next week.
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Ence
Chicago
Yeaterday
Salt Lake City water works trip reports reservoir openings
Salt Lake City commissioners and water works heads toured new reservoirs near Cottonwood Canyon, Brighton to inspect capacity and purity. The Lances reservoir costs 82 million dollars with 306 million gallons storage, the second holds 240 million gallons at near full capacity. Officials praised Utah roads and city water conservation efforts while noting infrastructure upgrades and open ditch conveyance to the intake.
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Salt Lake City
Barrett
Ealt
Balaam Inn
Tiwo Hundred
Raillion
Balt Lake City
Cottonwoll Canyon
Jol
Auto Tax in Park Objectionable Sparks Board Action
Eal Jake reports July 20 meeting where Commercial Club governors discussed abolishing the $7.50 auto tax on vehicles passing Yellowstone park. Supporters say tax is unnecessary, tourist traffic would rise without it, while opponents warn roads may worsen. The board plans to coordinate with Lincoln Highway and American Auto Association to seek repeal.
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Eal Jake
A. F. Revioan
Board of Governor
The
Commercial Club
Moon End
Yellowstone Park
Tedman
Park
Yellowstone
Board of Governors
Atete
J. David Tarson
Arch
Lincoln Highway Association
American Automobilia Asenciation
Deferred hearing on irrigation case rescheduled to July 20
Judge Tishnan D. Patuniay granted a delay in the irrigation case brought by the United States against irrigation companies and individuals in the Ulota basin. The interim injunction remains in effect while both sides prepare affidavits. Proceedings shifted to Saturday morning as directed by the judge.
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Sohueon
Tishnan D. Patuniay
United States
Ulota
Jahneon
Short Line Tracks Improve Near Harriman Tract
The Oregon Short Line works on track improvements costing about $2,000 on vacant land just south of the Harriman tract near Anton, announced July 20. The project aims to upgrade the line and service in the area.
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Aome
Balt Jaks
Oregon Short Line
Black
Harriman
Anton
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