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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1916

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British In Terrific Attack On Somme Front

London reports a seven mile Somme front assault from Thiepval to Guillemont with Pozieres and Longueval captured and Guillemont contested. British and Australian forces push toward German gains as Verdun sees German progress. heavy fighting, artillery bombardment, and fluctuating trench advances mark a day of fierce combat and disputed outcomes.

London Teutons Somme Verdun Thiepval Pozieres Longueval Guillemont France Bertin Fe Posieres Foureaux Wood Boyescourt Paris Berlin Damlou Guillamont Gutlemont War Office Carpathians Maramarog Sziget Dniester Sakharoffs Galicia Boehmermolli Rothmer Sakharoffa Brody Sokal

U Boat to Carry Gold on Deutschland Treasure Stowed in Sacks

Reports out of Baltimore say the German liner Deutschland has placed about 4 094 000 dollars in treasure aboard the ship in sacks marked nickel and marked as dewed to Germany. The cargo includes additional valuables and rubber and experts say insurance was not secured. The steamer remains at the Baltimore docks as authorities examine the treasure and the ship preparations.

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Progressives claim victory over Perkins in New York

In Syracuse on July 23 the Democratic Progressives boast a great victory against George W Perkins. They say their antifriendly campaign prevented endorsement of the Republican nominee by the New York State Progressive Committee and plan to back Judge Seabury. The movement singles out Perkins insiders as defeated adversaries and marks their struggle as honor.

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Progressives clash over Castellane case and political moves

The article reports heated dispute among Progressives over Castellane and associated marriage matters, with party factions accusing opponents of plotting to influence elections and court outcomes. It also covers British censorship notes, U S responses, and political fights in Congress over defense and child labor legislation, adjournment timelines, and Senate House conferees as the nation presses toward a three year building program.

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Drowned men in Shenandoah River near Luray

Three men from Washington state and nearby locals drowned in the Shenandoah River near Luray after attempting a rescue following a cramp. Witnesses described the tragedy as sudden and unexpected and noted the men were recently arrived and practicing in the area.

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Irish born veterinarian deported after protest in New York

An elderly Irish born Nebraska native Richard Fibet, a veteranarian, was deported from Ireland for letters to friends in the United States. He arrived in New York aboard the St Paul and reported being searched, robbed of belongings, and detained before being sent to Liverpool. He plans to protest to Washington against British actions.

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Unclear Entry on Noble Title and Reserve Move

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sir Edward Nu w Viscount title and a secretary role. It references fears, reserves, and a move with unclear reasons. Names and details are largely garbled, limiting a confident factual summary.

Armed Neutrality Plans and Shipping Debates Near Britain

The article reports discussions in Washington on armed neutrality as a response to Britain, including convoy proposals for American ships, purchases of German vessels held in U.S. ports, and potential embargo options. It notes International Law views, U.S. stance on convoys, and questions of protecting trade while avoiding entrapment in international conflict.

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