Americans Hold Forty One Miles Of Front In France
Allied dispatches report American troops occupying nine sectors on the western front totaling about forty one miles of front from the North Sea to Switzerland. About 250,000 Americans are engaged, brigaded with British and Australian units near Hamel and along the Somme sector, with other positions in the French line.
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United States
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Switzerland
Somme
Washington
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Amiens
Hamel
French and British Attacks Reported Across Front
Paris reports progress in operations near Longpont and the Savieres River as French forces cross the river opposite Callier farm. In a separate action between Montdidier and the Oise the French expanded forward posts near Porte farm, northwest of Campe and Antheuil, with other engagements described by the war office.
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Savieres River
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Oise
Porte Farm
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Antheuil
Mae SA Campe
Tut Beteri
London
Lloyd George says dominions to have say in postwar terms
Prime Minister Lloyd George declares that British dominions must have a voice in peace terms and in any imperial war cabinet. He notes the empire joined the war without consultation and asserts dominions deserve input on policy, treaties, and the settlement of peace.
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Lloyd “George
Magle
England
Lord Beaverbrook
Dominions
Europe
Senate approves wire control measure in war plan
By a 46 to 16 vote the Senate passed the House wire control regulation without amendment. The bill grants the President authority to seize and operate telegraph, telephone, cable and radio lines for the war, with automatic power over communications and transportation. Amendments by Watson Gore and Reed were defeated as the measure heads to the President.
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McKellar
Martin
Myers
Nugent
Overman
Owen
Phelan
Pittman
Pomerene
Ransdell
Saulabury
Shafroth
Sheppard
Shields
Simmone
Smith
Ariz
Ga. Share
Swanson
Thott Thorpaon
Angianel
Wros
Troops Deserting Trotsky Says Propaganda Caused Break
Telegrams from Copenhagen to Amsterdam and London report Trotsky declaring Bolshevik troops deserting to the enemy due to Anglo French propaganda. Moscow fights on with Lettish guards aid as Siberia pledges allied support, while a Mirbach slayer is executed and other reports describe chaotic fronts near Moscow and Murman Coast.
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Murman Coast
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Tideng Tegn
Vardee
Murman
Arctic
Vie Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Rheinische Westfaellsche Zeitung
Essen
Massacre of Glukhov Jews Under Bolshevist Rule
Special correspondent reports 150 Jews including children women and old men were killed in Glukhov Ukraine under Bolshevik control. A survivor recalls brutal methods, many buried in a single common grave. The piece notes anti Jewish sentiment among certain groups despite officials denying wider pogroms.
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