British Drive at Hand French Strike Back in Belgium
Berlin reports heavy artillery duels in Flanders as German forces deny losses and cite 21 French attacks. Paris says French counterattacks recaptured ground on the California plateau and Casemates, with Germans launching limited counter efforts. London notes several raids by British lines near Ypres and Laventie with prisoners taken and one missing.
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Brazilian aid drive organized for Belgian relief
A large committee in Rio de Janeiro on July 24 moved to raise funds and gather supplies for Belgians in invaded regions. Items will be shipped by a Lloyd Brazilian Line steamer to Rotterdam, with assurances that Germany will respect the vessel.
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Death notices July 1917 Buena Vista area family tributes
Died briefs list multiple obituaries with names John M Curran Elizabeth G Harrison William L Hickey Eliza Grace Jeffries John Taylor Stroud. Funeral details note locations in Washington DC area and Wilmington Delaware with dates July 24 1917 and July 25 1917. Interments and services described. flowers requested.
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Providence Hospital
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German Press Debates Michaelis Speech and Peace Formula
Copenhagen dispatch reports Kreuz Zeitung arguing the Reichstag speech does not signal peace without annexations and that figures like Hindenburg and the Emperor will resist soft terms. Liberal papers urge a clear stance while Germans debate whether the peace resolution shifts power or remains symbolic.
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Four Tons of Bombs Dropped by British Aerial Raids
London reports Gen Haig says aerial forces and artillery again carried out strong operations. More than four tons of bombs hit enemy airdromes, depots, and rail junctions. Fewer German planes, three hostile aircraft shot down, three driven down out of control, and one note of our machines missing.
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War Anniversary Prayer Signals Fourth Year Start
London observes the fourth year of war with a prayer service in which King George and Queen Mary will attend and a London meeting on August 4 where Prime Minister Lloyd George will inaugurate the national war aims committee. The committee, chaired by Lloyd George, Asquith, Bonar Law, and Barnes, aims to keep the public aware of war aims and the necessity to continue hostilities until the foe is defeated.
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Sweden Loses 136 Ships in War Losses
Copenhagen dispatch reports Swedish losses at 136 ships due to submarine attacks or mines during the war. The total tonnage of these vessels is listed as 125,000. Danish ships lost in a similar manner reach 180, per the same authority.
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Hungary's War Goal Not Conquests Says Premier
Budapest dispatch reports Hungarian premier Count Moritz Esterhazy tells parliament the war is defensive and the peace goal is not conquest. He says Austria Hungary seeks honorable peace and accord with the allies. Former premier Tisza adds that harmony on war aims and alliance loyalty exists between Reichstag and Hungarian public opinion.
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Irish Convention Declares Meet Today With Noted Delegates
London reports that Andrew Bonar Law announced government nominees to the Irish convention including the Earl of Dunraven Sir William Goulding Lord Desart Lord Granard and Sir Horace Plunkett among others. Labor representation rises to seven. Dublin arrangements for the convention are completed as Henry Duke and Sir Francis Hopwood inspect Trinity College halls.
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Dollar at low record in European markets
Geneva reports in the Lausanne Gazette that the American dollar hits a postwar low of four francs 46 centimes, with rubles, marks, austria crowns and Italian lire all fallen. Copenhagen notes the US dollar at 341 francs in exchange, about 10 percent below parity, while belligerent currencies also show steep depreciation and the German mark stands 47 percent under par.
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Kaiser Snubs America In Berlin Reception Report
Berne notes from July 24 say Emperor William in talks with socialist leader Philipp Scheidemann belittled the United States and predicted it would not play a decisive wartime role. Copenhagen reports July 25 describe socialist voters in suburban Berlin denouncing the Kaiser's socialists for attending a garden party and pressuring for cabinet roles amid debates on socialist policy and revolution within the party.
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Entente Naval Conference Opens in Paris Amid Balkans Tensions
Paris prepares for a high level meeting with Premier Ribot presiding. Attending are Lloyd George Balfour Sonnino and Roberts from England and Italy’s Cardona. Russia and Roumania issue protests over consultative roles while the United States declines participation. A parallel naval meeting will include Jellicoe Lacaze and Thaon di Revel as leaders discuss Macedonia options.
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Death of Manton Marble Former New York World Owner
London reports the death of Manton Marble at Sir Martin Conway s Kent home aged eighty three. Marble, a journalist era survivor and author diplomat, promoted Anglo American food relations and among friends counted leading English politicians and scientists. Born Worcester Massachusetts November 16 1834 he led the New York World from 1842 to 1876 and later served in diplomatic missions and wrote extensively on politics and biography.
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Kremlin Style Russia Faces Blood and Iron Policy
Petrograd reports Premier Kerensky forming a ten member provisional cabinet with five socialists and five nonsocialists. Henderson warns that coalition chances depend on army discipline and public unity while pledging to halt retreat and economic dissolution to restore finances.
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Singer Cleared at Old Bailey in Tax Conspiracy Case
London July 24 at the Old Bailey the crown offered no evidence against W W G Singer in a long delayed case accusing him of conspiring with his sister the Princess De Polignac to defraud the government of income tax. Singer was discharged without reflection on his character. his sister, earning about 400000 dollars yearly, is not prosecuted. Both are children of Isaac Singer, the sewing machine inventor.
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Naval Tender Berthilde Sunk by Submarine
Pars July 24 official report says the naval tender Berthilde was torpedoed by a submarine in the eastern Mediterranean on July 12. Twenty five men lost their lives.
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Turks Claim Victories Over British Attacks in Palestine
Constantinople reports a repulse of British attacks on July 20 and 21 along the Gaza front. British detachments were repulsed at the Gaza group right wing and Chewket Tepe while suffering 50 dead or wounded and six prisoners taken by Ottoman forces.
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Americans on casualty list Ottawa July 24 casualties
The casualty list from the Canadian overseas forces includes Americans among the dead and wounded. Killed in action A Coughlin Nece dah Wis wounded H Booth Springfield Roy Room Spokane Wash the names appear in tonight’s casualty update.
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Paris City Council Grants Free Site for American Students Club
Jem Paria reports that Paris authorities allocated a free site on Rue Savorgyah de Brazza near the Eiffel Tower for a clubhouse serving American students in Paris. The notice contrasts with Germany halting coal exports to Holland, as Amsterdam records the stoppage on July 14.
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Russians in Flight on Galician Front Routs Dust If Any
German and Austro Hungarian forces push 155 mile front from the Bereth to the Carpathians in Galicia. Prisoners and booty flood in as Tarnopol depots burn. Russians retreat in several sectors while Russian and Romanian offensives are repulsed in multiple valleys and towns along the eastern front. The German warc office notes advances beyond Podhajce Halicz and across the Sereth south of Tarnopol amid heavy fighting.
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Seek Billets for More U. S. Troops
Permanent Camp of the American Expeditionary Army in France faces payday and tight money as Pershing's Sammies seek new billets. French towns near the camp report visitors and pilfered goods while billets and interpreters remain scarce. A staff officer notes three kinds of language gaps among officers and men.
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Chinese navy refuses to recognize government. cruisers sail to Canton
Shanghai reports Chan Pih Kuan, appointed navy minister, issues manifesto calling for provisional constitution and parliament reassembly while deeming the present Peking government illegal. Chen Pih Kuan and Tang Shai Yi sail to Canton aboard Halchi as 14 cruisers depart Woosung to support southern provinces.
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New U S Unit Lands In England
London reports a new American hospital unit arriving in England today. The event drew little public attention as onlookers were not admitted to the disembarkation area.
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Germany Enlisting Poles In German Command Regions
Warsaw dispatch reports the temporary council of state issued a manifesto explaining its decision to enroll Polish recruits under General von Beseler rather than forming an independent Polish army. It says avoiding German control would jeopardize future independence and state formation.
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Autocar widens delivery territory expansion
Autocar Sales and Service Co with a Washington address announces enlargement of its delivery territory. The Washington factory branch operates alongside Ardmore, Fa, broadening regional service and distribution for Autocar vehicles.
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