Americans Hold Ground In Meuse Argonne Gains
Allied dispatches report Pershing’s forces maintaining most ground gained on the Aisne Marne front. Heavy fighting continues near Rheims and Mont St Pierre with thousands more prisoners and a mountain of captured material. British troops in wooded Rheims sector take German positions, capturing guns and inflicting losses as Allied artillery dominates the field.
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Fronn
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Gereneral Potala
North Ferry
Nolding
Charest Epinds
Mont St. Pier
Sheepstally
Maces
Ais
Rheims
Heavy German Attacks Fail Along Marne Front
Reported heavy German assaults aimed to push between the Marne and the Aisne failed as French and American forces repelled attacks. Allied lines held near Mont Saint Pere and Lacroix and Griselles with gains observed northeast of Mont St. Pere and along the Marne towards Rheims. French and American counters limited the enemy’s progress.
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Griselles
Epleda
Mont St. Tere
Marne
Rheims
Quiet fronts and prisoner reports dim in early July battles
Berlin dispatch notes quiet on the Marne front with focal engagements south of the Oureg and limited activity elsewhere. British troops advance north of Champagne with 200 prisoners and machine guns captured while Allied postings report artillery work but no infantry actions. A separate Vienna London bulletin cites limited clashes and patrols as forces hold positions. A telegraph from Williamsport reports Captain Garrett Cochran of Newport News, a long-ago football captain, among American forces in the theater.
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Berlin
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Newport News
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Taielenint
Dorothy Dalton in The Flame of the Yukon at Cozy
Dorothy Dalton headlines The Flame of the Yukon at the Cozy with a big VY comedy showing today and tomorrow. The pairing promises action and laughs as local patrons flock to the cinema for a double feature atmosphere.
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Dorothy Dalton
Foreign trade declines in year ended June 30
Washington reports official figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show total foreign trade at 8.574 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, down from 9.198 billion in 1917. Imports rose to about 2.046 billion while exports fell to 6.928 billion, with trade balance near 2.982 billion. Gold imports dropped to 124 million and exports to 191 million. total silver imports were 20.19 million and silver exports 129 million.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Victory of the Allies Grows in Importance
Paris reports Allied victory expanding despite German resistance. Reinforcements and counterattacks fail to halt progress as Ludendorff redeploys to cover a retreat along the Marne. The seizure of Epieds and passage of the Moot St. Pierre region break a key southern flank hinge, with forecasts of further enemy being forced back.
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Paris
Havas
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Ludendorff
Marne
Epleds
St. Piere
Henri Bidou
The
Journal
Thas
Funeral rites for Alfred Ward in Willard chapel
Funeral services for Alfred Ward of Willard were held in the Willard chapel with Bishop Joseph Facer in charge. Speakers included Edwin P. Cordon J. D. Call Denmark Jensen John Perrington of Idaueami J. A. Barker. Music was provided by Florence Jones Victor E. Madsen and others in a solemn service. Willard cemetery interment followed. The report also notes the death of a seven month old baby of Mr and Mrs August of Molrook from convulsions after a brief illness. County Agent Robert T. Stewart notes widespread hoppe losses due to poisoning fears. Hot Springs field investigation found 86 dead horn butterflies on a square yard of ground. The hopper menace was once high along the Tipx Hlder Weber area.
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Brigham City
Alfred Ward
Willard
Ilard Chapel
Joseph Facer
Edwin P. Cordon
J. D. Call
Denmark Jensen
John Perrington
Idaueami
J. A. Barker
J. J. Peters
Florence Jones
Victor E. Madsen
Tate
Indie Willard
August
Molrook
Qisen
Robert TH. Stewart
Hot Springs
Stewart
Tipx Hlder-Weber
German Public Being Deceived Reports Abroad
Amsterdam dispatch asserts German military experts claim French and American plans to recall the Western front failed due to Austro‑German defense and Ardennes actions. It cites heavy American battle losses and alleged mislabeling of French troops, portraying Allied gains as overstated amid harsh rhetoric.
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Amsterdam
Iaron von Ardenne
Che Fasnoins Corman Syeten
AY Olustin
Slanutewnt
Hara von Arden’ Aumission
Chateau Sibery
Ani Solscons
Wolff Nureau
WU Awang
Fair prices for flour products announced by government
Washington officials released a plan detailing fair prices for flour products for 1918 1019. The scheme sets a basic price across sea board points with added costs to cover delivery and a retailers margin capped at 1.20 dollars per barrel over cost, ensuring stable consumer pricing nationwide.
Soldiers to file income tax report
Washington July 23 41 members of the American expeditionary forces who received an income of 1000 or more for 1917 are required to prepare income tax returns that will reach the internal revenue offices in the United States well later on October 3 1918 the war department announced today. Belgium murderers and liberty parades blend with Utah pioneers praise at tabernacle. Professor Levi Edgar Young urges God backed democracy and universal rights as Americans vow to finish the war. Read the Classified Ads.
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War Department
Germany
Belgium
Salt Lake
United States
Tabernacle
Mider
Levi Edgar Young
Cowmell
Utah
Young
London
Mr. Honger
Simashan
Hower Pontioned
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Tansport
Munger
Trent
Wilson
Uie
Hoover Talks to Food Experts in London July Twenty Second
The report notes Hoover addressing food problems in London, citing famine pressures and agricultural policy. It describes plans to boost land use, pig farming, and submarine food shipments while urging wartime sacrifice and coordinated action with Wilson and food officials.
Bolivia probes death of minister in exile case
In a Buenos Aires report dated July 23 the Bolivian government says its investigation into the July 12 death of John Thavis O Fear of Missouri born American minister at La Paz confirms the minister’s death was not a suicide and ties to rumors of a German aid inquiry are unresolved.
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Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Las
British aviation mission to tour the United States
Washington July 23 General Charles Woo head of the air power aviation mission to the United States and several mission members began a tour of the middle west visiting cities and meeting officials as part of the exchange program between nations.
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Washington
Lpadier
Charles Woo
Drl Wes Aviation
United States
Middle Wes
War and industry notes from distant posts
A compiled précis of scattered clippings mentioning wartime wage orders from the War Labor Board, a leather dividend declaration in New York, Ireland’s cheap electricity plans with Ulster’s Belfast station, wild foxglove drug substitutes, and poultry tips to conserve meat. Includes stray quips on manners and a pewter yachting cup.
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New York
Amei Tenn Lible and Jeather Company
Dublin
Ireland
Ulster
Belfast Corporation
Belfast
Empey Made Captain in Army Reserve Officers Corps
Arthur Guy Empey author of Over the Top who was invalided home from the Western Front heads the latest reserve officers commissioned. Empey becomes a captain in the adjutant general’s department and is assigned to the Eighth Regiment division at Camp Freemont under Major General Graves. He previously served as an enlisted man in the U S army and went to England before the U S entered the war, distinguishing himself in action.
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Guy Empey
Osson Hoy
Arthur Guy Empey
Authoc
Wiig
Empey
Capain
Adjutant General's Department
Agsignerd
Eighth Reguine Dviston
Camp Frepont
Cal
William S. Graves
Staf
United States Army
England
United States
City Commissioners Hold Brief Meeting Adjourns Next Morning
The city commission met for a short session this morning with routine reports and minutes read. The meeting lasted only a few minutes and adjourned, to reconvene tomorrow morning. Szechs cheer resignations echoed in Amsterdam as cabinet resignations were not accepted by Emperor Charles according to Viewia Wapatch.
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Amsterdam
Charles
Viewia
Hephar
Probate and Guardian Notices for Marian Vignon in Utah
Gonsall County Clerk or the Respective Signed for Further Information. Notice in the matter of the estate of Marian Vignon also Mary A. Pignon. Warnsworth at room 3, National Bank Building at Twenty fourth Street and Washington Avenue, Ogden City, Utah. On or before the 25th day of September, 1948, George I. Piper is administrator of the estate of Marian Vignon.
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Gonsall County
Marian Vignon
Mary A. Piggany
R Sin Ros. Warnsworth
Ish National Bank Building
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