Paris Confident Darkness Fails in Great British Attack
July 2 report from Picardy describes a 69 mile front near Peronne and Thiepval as German and British forces clash with heavy artillery and machine gun fire. British armor, aircraft, and reserves push toward the German second line amid fierce counterattacks and a rising bombardment across key villages and trenches.
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Paris
Picardy
Eardicourt
Trommecourt
Obituary notices from early July 1914 1918 period
A sequence of death notices and funeral arrangements for individuals including Cushings, Minnis, Emmart, Granger, Ripestov, Guilford, Lew, Bamill, Henry Tamps, Hettenkamer, Kenealy, Martin, Padgett, Pelosret, Riehl, and Margaret. Entries reference residences in Washington DC areas and surrounding locales with dates from June 1914 to July 1918, listing funeral and interment details at Rock Creek Cemetery, Mount Olivet, and other local sites.
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Cushing
Mon
Arlington Satonal Cemetery
Elliott
Rhode
Slini Avenis
Minnif
Richard Ilbling Funeryl Serti
Islenwool
Bamill
Henry Dua
Band of Mars
Cornelius Bo Keneals
St Nincent de Falls Church
Mount Olivet
Martin
Sata
Wootam
Strdo & Co
Bam
Tiesto
Kather Wemor
Ntermant
Wood
Lemeters
Bight
Frances Harm
Newark
Garfielt
Margaret
Bringealen
Ss AG
Liz
Vasa seoMa
St Marys Cenetery
Troop Train Peril Brings Militia to Border Towns
San Antonio and Pharr report gunfire at the border as militia forces arrive. New York, Vermont, Missouri, and Kansas units move toward Brownsville and nearby lines. Rail routing shifts delay some movements while consular officers abroad seek to calm Americans. Red Cross and local groups greet arriving guardsmen with coffee and sandwiches.
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San Antonio Tex
Tootieiat Res
Pharr Tex
New York
Brownsville
Vermont Guard
Eagla Tass
Kansas Infantry
Staway
Missouri
Taredo
Miniots
Brownaville
Houston
Border Stations
Mexico
State Department
Red Cross
Western War Bulletins Report Massive Somme Actions
British HQ reports heavy fighting along the Ancre and Somme with Fricourt captured at about 2 pm and gains east of the village. Paris and Berlin dispatches describe major offensives, heavy losses, air operations, and prisoner tallies across the Verdun and Somme fronts, with repeated local gains and retreats amid vigorous artillery actions.
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Ancre
Somme
Fricourt
la Borgelle
la Botsella
Tahuree
Meuse
Frolde Terra Hil
Thiaimont
Allies press on in great western drive gains noted
Allied forces push along a 26 mile front from the Somme area toward Peronne and St Quentin. French and British troops storm forts at Dompierre, Montauban, and Mametz while Verdun holds attention as German reserves divert northward. Bayonet fighting and heavy losses mark recent advances and prisoner captures.
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Hardecourt
Curln
Outakiite
Somme
Herbacourt
Agsevillers
Entente al Ned
Peronne
Rman
Logne
Noyon
Soissons
St Quentin
Tipperary
Artois
Champagne
Frst
Montauban
Prinnner
Heney Backs Wilson In Telegram Appeal
Los Angeles leader Francis J Heney who once helped the Progressive party calls for the re election of President Wilson. He issues a telegram to the White House urging support and outlines positions favoring the Democratic ticket. The message references past party alignments and pledges backing for Wilson in the 1916 campaign.
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Francis J Heney
Los Angeles
Progressive Party
Willson
Mr Heney
Heaney
Pepih
Thicag
Hugi
Terno Steamship Terno Seaport News
Seaport of Bicily London reports a steamship incident involving Terno and a submarine. Details are unclear but indicate maritime activity and a specific rate or toll associated with the port. Authorities may investigate the unusual sequence of numbers and locations.
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Bicily
London
Stacmship
Terno Na Hee
Turn to U. S. for Goods Chief Control of Imports
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia July 2 reports American trade with the five Central American countries faltered as Europe gained the market. Conferences at the chamber of commerce indicate American manufacturers will regain Central American commerce with Henry Frick & Co and Jose Richarda of Costa Rica noting their firm will shift from European ties to promote American made goods at fair prices.
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Philadelphia
Europe
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Henry Frick
Richarda
Henry Frick & Co
Jose Costa Rica
Frick
Mr Richarda
Richards
Stimson Sees Roosevelt During Visit to New York
Vague notes describe a meeting involving Henry Stimson and former War Secretary in New York with references to Roosevelt and local officials. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a gubernatorial or state event discussion and ongoing visit.
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