Allies Expect To Gain A Victory In France Front
London reports broadcast early signals of British progress in France as War Minister Liesd-George quotes continued success. General Sir Douglas Marx notes heavy artillery activity and infantry advances near Fortieres and Bapaume, amid German counterattacks and brutal house to house fighting at Pozieres. British and Australian troops press the 8 mile sector of Picardy with large forces, while German lines claim only partial gains and intensified shelling across the front.
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Gulliemont
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Pozieren
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Porleres
Australism
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Ancre
Sea
Mistreatment of Prisoners at German Camp Report
A report by Dr. Atonza E. Taylor, American attaché in Berlin, describes overcrowded barracks at Rubleben camp for British internees. Soldiers live in cramped, poorly lit conditions with insufficient reading space as two years of war extend into a harsh winter.
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Tasar
Taylor
Rubleben
London
Huhlchen
Germany
Atonza E. Taylor
Berlin
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Telary
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Waller Tines Page
Great Deitaln
Tr. Taylor
Eame
Bay
Stomach Troubles Due To Acidity Says New York Physician
A well known New York physician explains that indigestion wind and stomach aches arise from fermentation in stomach contents causing gas and acid. Fermentation can be stopped by a teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia with water after meals or when symptoms appear. This antacid neutralizes acidity and aids proper digestion, reducing harmful gas.
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New York
USA
Postal deposits soar in New York City gains
New York City led a nationwide rise in postal savings deposits last month with a net increase exceeding 3.6 million dollars, quadrupling June 1915 gains. The May 18 limit raise to 1000 dollars spurred growth across major cities and smaller industrial centers, with New York and Brooklyn among the top depositors. By June 30, about 603,000 depositors held roughly 6 million dollars, eight offices surpassing 1.6 million each and accounting for around 43 percent of all deposits.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
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Ore
New Yark
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Alaska
Porto Rico
Brooklyn
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San Francisco
Tortland
Hughes 15 Coming to Utah on Western Journey
Salt Lake July 26 Charles Evans Hughes Republican presidential candidate will visit Salt Lake on his western swing. Senator Sutherland and Senator Ruthford discuss Hughes plans and potential issues to be addressed during the tour.
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Salt Lake
Charles Evans Hughes
Republican Party
George Rutherfald
Wardington
Sutherland
Hughes
Mexico
Utah
Tle
Iepublian
Ruth
Senate
Tho Fe Bome
Reflecton
Curtain of Fire on West Front in France
Reported by Associated Press the British and Australians fight a dense curtain of shrapnel and high explosives along a shattered village near the Somme. Germans shell Trones Wood and Guillemont while fresh troops from Verdun arrive to reinforce heavy actions at Pozières and surrounding sectors.
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France
Tin Tandon
Hazentyn-Le Petit
Somme
Associated Press
Pozieres
Trones Wood
Guillemont
Quillemont
Gunchy
Verdun
Blacklist Case Stirs President and Officials
Washington reports indicate administrators prepared to take vigorous action to prevent in jury to American firms through Great Britains trading with the enemy act. President Wilson expressed concern over potential orders and possible steps by the State Department pending informal inquiries via Ambassador Mage in London as questions swirl about the blacklist and related information.
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Washington
Witton
Edlere
Ambassator Mage
Low London
Po van Stineon
MacNaughton
Radtnlea
Famous Noble's Daughter Dorothy Walpole Weds St Milla
Lady Dorothy Walpole a London society leader married Capt Arthur St Milla, a Trias officer and nephew of the Earl of Buckinghamshire. Her mother, deceased in 1909, was the daughter of American railway magnate D. C. Corbin of New York, bringing a substantial dowry.
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Dorothy Walpole
London
Arthur St. Milla
Trias
Earl of Buckinghamshire
D. C Corbin
New York
Allies plan united action under trading with the enemy act
Officials warn a sudden move could trigger a boycott of American registered firms, with an imminent statement possibly clarifying whether the action targets Britain or impacts American business broadly. Allied powers seek coordinated steps, restricting trade with a neutral nation and tightening penalties for firms on the blacklist.
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Britain
Reault
Get More Fresh Air to Fight Obesity Says Ad
An advertisement urges readers who fear overweight to seek open air, exercise, and a keratin product sold by A. R. McIntyre Drag Co. It claims fresh air improves oxygen use, reduces fat, and aids digestion. Users are advised to weigh themselves and use the product nightly until reaching normal weight.
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A. R. McIntyre Drag Co
Maccabees Hold State Convention at Epringville
The Maccabees held a state convention in Epringville on Pioneer Day with forenoon programs by Sunday schools, a public square welcome by Mayor Harold Alleman, remarks by Supreme Commander Markey and Dr J C Tranchett, a 1:30 business session and 4:00 meeting. Park City lodge won prizes for best drill team and largest member gain, followed by initiation and an elaborate banquet. In a separate note, the Dutch steamer Thichateamahin Mase sank near the North Atlantic after a collision, ten crew members drowned.
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Epringville
Ita
Order of Maccabees
Harold Alleman
Markey
Prer
J.C. Tranchett
Park City
Park City Lodge
Wwa
Park City Dexies
Cloudburst Kills Cattle in Canyon Near Ghlt Lake
A cloudburst near Lake Late causes flash flood damage in Papperton area. Water swept through Second and Third Wrenves and Ninth East, washing out poles and flooding streets. Eight cattle drowned. debris removal and mud cleanup underway as officials warn residents and restore streetcar service after the downpour.
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Turing
Popperton Plage
Qletriet Af Papperton Place
Neler M. Wella
Virginia Atreet
Liberty Park
Funea
Hoosier Bard Diven Honors Hoosier Bard Diven
Thousands of men women and children, admirers of James Whitcomb Riley the Hoosier poet, filed past the casket in state at the Indianapolis capitol the body lie in state as crowds waited. The casket bore three State and city emblems and a friend arranged the funeral details.
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Indianapols
James Whitcomb
Atate House
DeUnite
Delay in Mary Elizabeth Payne Rites With Poet Sister Awaited
Delay in burial arrangements for the poet's sister Mary Elizabeth Payne of New York as relatives await word from Wenlea. Burial planned for Indianapolis or Greenfield, Indiana, with a floral tribute focus and postponed final action.
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Mary Elizabeth Payne
New York
Colorado Pioneer to Be Buried
Nearer Colorado July 24 funeral services will be held for Thomas B. Patterson former United States senator and editor at the home of his daughter Mrs Richard C Campbell. The funeral will begin at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon with a Episcopal service and burial at Palmdale Cemetery Patterson died of apoplexy on the day of his death.
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Thomas
Patterean
United States
Capital Tee
Colorado Pioneer
Hisaughter
Hichard C. Campbell
Durlal
Palrmodd Cemtery
Patterson
Deaty
Wilson Concern Over Blacklist Policy Worries President
Washington July 24 President Wilson voiced concern over a blacklist plan affecting American morale noting details of the U S government response remain undecided Senator Hoke Smith said withdrawal or modification would likely resolve the blacklist issue Ambiguity surrounds the approach as officials weigh options and public reaction.
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Washington
Wilson
Liscknet
Hoke Smith
Guardsmen Move From Fort Sem Houston For Rifle Practice
A battalion of Wuole guardsmen left Fort Sem Houston for Leon Springs en route to rifle practice on government reserve land. The march covered eighteen miles with ten miles traveling without packs. On arrival, motor trucks and ambulances were needed to move the exhausted stragglers to camp.
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Fort Sem Houston
Leon Springs
Camp
Mrs E E Cortman Returns From East trip
Provo July 5 Mrs E E Cortman president of the Utah Federation of Women's Clubs returns from an eastern tour. She left mid May to attend the New York biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs with more than 20000 delegates. She visited Massachusetts Washington Iowa and Colorado and reports an enviable trip. On return she met the Price Woman's club and will prepare for the state federation meeting in October.
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East Provo
Mra
BE. E. Cortman
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa
Colorado
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