Twenty-Second Division in Action at Soissons
Warren hails the Twenty-Second Division in action around Soissons with no local casualty names yet reported by the War Department. Dispatches note Pennsylvanians near Conde Wood on the Carmelin River south of the Marne, holding the left wing against the German offensive. Maj-Gen Muir leads the Keystone Division in France under Maj-Gen Bundy as part of the Second Army Corps.
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Warren
Soissons
Lis ‘Ment
War Department
112Th
General March
Times
Rios de Conde
Conde Wood
Carmelin River
Marne
Reuilly
Chares H. Muir
Regular
Charles M. Clement
Sunbury
Keystone
Camp Hancock
Augusta
France
Second Army Corps
Omar Bundy
Chateau-Thierry
Junius B Wood
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Leonidas
Boise de Conde
Dormanus
Reaiyey Crat
Funeral services for Fred C. Hertzel at Lutheran church
Funeral services for Fred C. Hertzel were held at 2 PM at his late home with Rev. Walter Beck of the First Lutheran Church officiating. Bearers included Charlies Schlehuber Aly Cook Albert Schwing Arthur Hishhouse Mr. Thompson and John Wartmen. Interment followed in Irvine Cemetery. Attending from out of town were Mrs. F. J. Fra New Jersey Mr and Mrs Sehrick Mrs. Clark and a daughter and Mrs. Kline of Ridge.
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Memor
Fred C. Hertzel
Walter Beck
First Lutheran Church
Charlies Schlehuber
Aly Cook
Albert Schwing
Arthur Hishhouse
Thompson
John Wartmen
Irvineemetery
Lance
F. J
New Jersey
Sehrick
Clark
Kline
Ridge
Huns Take the Home Trail
A brief note from the Houston Transcript reports the Huns winning a home event while a reader comments on paying $25 for advice. The snippet highlights a local sports note and a price inquiry in a compact community update.
Burglar Tale From Warren Times Ad Thefts
A reader letter describes two burglars breaking into a lawyer’s house at night with a gun and an advisory to leave. The piece laments the incident and notes the writer’s subscription to The Warren Times.
Warren Man’s Nephew Hurt Over There in War
Muir M. McKelvey nephew of A. H. McKelvey and son of C. W. McKelevey was severely wounded serving in the Seventh U. S. Infantry. He enlisted to contribute to the war effort and was named after the California naturalist Muir. Full casualty details awaited by his relatives.
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Muir M. McKeely
Los Angeles
Cal
A. H. McKelvey
C. W. McKelevey
Seventh
U. S. Infantry
John Muir
California
John Burroughs
Muir
German Army Corps Chief Von Francois Resigns
The Hague July 22. Gen. von Francois, commander of the Seventh German army corps, has resigned according to a Berlin report today.
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The
Hague
von Francois
Berlin
Night on the Aisne Marne Front Fierce Artillery Duels
Allied and German forces clash along the Aisne Marne salient with heavy artillery exchanges. French and American units advance toward Soissons and Chateau Thierry, reportedly inflicting severe German losses and seizing prisoners as the front line shifts northward. British raids also report gains south of Arras with raids near Neuville Vitasse yielding prisoners.
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Flanders
Bench
Picardy
Alsace
Aisne-Marne
Can
Aisne-Marne Sailent
Aisne
Marne
France
Soissons
Ese
Marne Gailent
Chateau Thierry
Oulchy le Chateau
Hartness
Harteness
London
Hebuterne
Arras
British War Office
Villers Brettenneux
Amiens
Neuville Vitasse
Bailleul
Flander
Locre
Ypres
Paris
Griselles
Bezen-St. Germain
Maenr
Qurcq
French War Office
Ourcq River
Rheims
Courtonwood
Bois du Roi
Washington
Pershing
War Department
Seasonable remark on truth and garden potatoes
A speaker praises a man for honesty and reliability, noting years of acquaintance and his habit of not boasting about harvests such as the new potatoes from his garden by the Fourth of July. The exchange leans on character and prudence rather than news.
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Browning
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Gray
Timely birth announced at Warren General Hospital alerts local readers. A baby boy arrives this morning to the Gray family at 17 Third Avenue.
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Paul Gray
Third Avenue
Warren General Hospital
Austrian Premier Von Seydlers Cabinet Resignations Accepted
The Austrian premier von Seydlers cabinet resignations have been accepted according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch. A Copenhagen source quotes Vienna saying Count Czernin, former foreign minister, may form a new ministry.
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London
von Seydler
Austria
Copenhagen
Vienna
Cologne
Volkezeitung
Germany
Count Czernin
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