Enemies at Gur Gates and Utah Health Drill
The article reports wartime rhetoric about German and Allied forces, noting dire claims of enemy actions near Gur Gates. It cites Dr. Joyen, Utah medical leadership, and American army attrition, praising Utah doctors and nurses, with calls for frank newspaper coverage to support the campaign against disease and the war effort.
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Bodias
Qarden
Pacific
Ur. RS
Helgium
France
Eli Bosttu
Joyen
Cannell of Defense
Utah
Germans Question Americans At Marne In Posture Shift
Berlin reports claim Amrican soldiers including Black Americans fought with French near the Marne. The German staff says American losses were heavy and the defense was withdrawn north and northeast of Chateau Thierry. Analysts warn of morale effects and potential German countermoves toward Paris.
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Berlin
Marne
Chateau Thiere
Tutu
Livendorft
Foch
Paris
American troops settle in shell torn village on front
Troops occupy a destroyed village along the American sector and pitch camp amid shell torn ruins. An upper photo shows U S personnel in dugouts and shellproof shelters among ruined buildings, while a lower shot depicts officers on the western front consulting and marking strategic positions for anticipated enemy strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Americans Battle Front in France Advance Near Soissons
In France American forces press along the Oureq valley south of Soissons, supporting a push toward the railroad junction. Reports say German lines in the salient show heavy shelling as U.S. troops aim to seize key bridges and disrupt enemy supply routes while Focht directs a broader maneuver toward the Marne.
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Meallica
Guichy
Ohnesen
Oureq
Dazoch
Aisne
Sissons
Han Toft
Safgoona
Soissont
Helms
Pana
Ailempian
Wie
Ealient
Vwiteh
Bn Alene
Marne
Mary June
Siice Foch
American troops prove firefights without long drilling in France
The Pittsburg leader notes Yankee units in France show they can fight effectively with little prewar training. Wounded soldiers say German infantry cannot match American resolve, and the lightning trained Yankees have shaken German confidence as assaults at the Marne pause and prepare for renewed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pittsburg
Marne
Amer
Rman
Victor Tma
Marne Couht
Locke Sud
Rivsson
Aren
U boat Attacks Off Cape Cod Capes Suffer Casualties
An American tug Terth Amboy and four barges off Cape Cod near Meddam were attacked by a German U boat. The engagement lasted over an hour with shellfire and torpedoes, three women and five children aboard the barges unharmed though several crewmen were wounded. The U boat submerged after a bombardment by seaplanes while survivors were evacuated to the coast.
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Orieans
Mass
Terth Amboy
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Meddam
Gloucester
New York
Ioadei
Charles Ainslie
Lansford
John Nolavich
Sahn ¥Itz
Bolovich
Vitz
Capitan Ainslie
Cape
Ainslie
Chatham
Font of Bi
Griesehorcy
Zane
Tanger
Sana
Gricaus
Botovich
Whese Arma
Batovich
Toston
Tue
Weelstan
Atatlan
Theos
Tng
Perrin Amboy
Lin
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Mambere Genver
Btork Exchange
JHE
Hank
Reaver
D. E
Wunser & CO
Slades Prapreter
Germa
Iruns
Sige
Cape Cob
Nalgans
Mars
Onetiy Bebulatioe
Capo Lel
Dirgett Tourch Ste
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Taw
Chile
Poraviel
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Orionna
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BARTS
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Copen
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