Battles Around Przemyśl Dominate War Fronts
Reported heavy fighting across multiple fronts with German and Austro-Hungarian forces pressing near Przemyśl and toward Warsaw. British and Turkish clashes on Gallipoli intensify while French and German lines struggle near Arras and Soucher. The British liner Saldie was sunk by a submarine with loss of crew.
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Nated Cory
Ausiriem
Shorthern
Lem Mere
Petrosrad
Warsaw
Iverson
Feport
France
Arras
Soucher
le Pretre Forrest
North Sea
Montenero Occupied as Italians Drive Austrians Back
Caine Italy via Paris reports Montenero, high above Caporetto, seized by Italian forces threatening Austrian positions around Gorizia. Austrians reportedly retreated after heavy losses, with limited resistance and uncertain counter measures observed.
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Caine
Italy
Paris
Montenero
Caporetta
Gorizia
Ysenno
Turks Resist at Dardanelles Front Amid Allied Actions
Cairo reports on June 2 that on the first day of June heavy bombardment and close range fighting occurred on the northern front beside the Dardanelles. Turkish forces reportedly repelled two sap attempts but sustained disruption from shelling and shellfire hinder attempts.
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Cairo
London
Dardanelles
Funeral services for Mrs Ap cone Handono set at Meader Avenue church
The funeral is planned for Saturday at 9 o clock at the family residence on Harrison avenue Meader and then to Holy Savior Church for mass. Interment will be in the family plot at the Catholic Cemetery. Dean Undertaking Parlor notes arrangements are not yet complete.
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Randono
Apcone Handono
Harrison” Avenue
Meaderihe
Araing
Holy Savior Churel
Nimatery
Integar
Sherman & ‘Reed “Undertaking
Inera
John McConnell Funeral Notice in Dusgan’s Undertaking Parlors
The remains of the late John McConnell aged 51 years who fed yesterday morning are at Dusgan's undertaking parlors. Funeral notice interment to be announced.
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Aeconnell
John McConnell
Dusgan
Funeral to be held at St Patrick's Church
Larry Duggan of 2 West Gold Street will lie in state Friday morning. The service proceeds to St Patrick's Church for high mass at three. Interment follows at the Catholic Cemetery.
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West Gold Street
St. Patrick's Church
Catholte
Battle front reports heavy shelling and Turkish breaches
The report notes a back and forth with one party yielding its post while the other held, heavy artillery support, and sustained enemy losses. In the southern sector Turkish assaults during June 1-2 against the French Tent fort were repelled, keeping the French front intact. the Weltish front remained quiet.
Italian Operations Hampered by Cold Weather
Rome reports limited combat on the Tyrol Trentino frontier with Italian forces advancing to the Galdicaria valley and near Condino linking with Alpine detachments. On the Carnia frontier attempts to bridge a torrent were repulsed. In Friuli the Montenero ridge above the Tsonzo was held after strong enemy counterattacks near Tolmino.
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Rome
London
Tyrol
Trentino
Galdicaria
Stora
Condino
Strone
Chiese
Caffaro
Val Camonica
Carnia
Raccolana
Predil
Gay
Friuli
Montenero
Tsonzo
Tolmino
Alex
Brilliant German gamble on San river fronts in doubt
London dispatch reports a high stakes turning point as Mackensen moves a million troops in a narrow San river corridor. Russians press from Jaroslav to the Tubaczowka, threatening German rear communications near Przemysl. Outcome uncertain, with a potential brilliant maneuver or crushing disaster ahead.
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London
San
Ratives
Petrograd
Post
Mackensen
Mosciska
Lemberg
Przemysl
Dniester
Nouth
Praemysl
French engineers play most important part in Arras fighting
A French army observer reports the engineering corps defined the battle near Carency with extensive mine warfare. tunnels, and subterranean work over months, noting 17 mine fields destroyed enemy fortifications and opened ground for infantry advances. Many positions fell at Loretto and Decauvr e, reflecting engineers’ decisive role.
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Paris
Arras
Mim
Carency
Loretto
Mass captures reported as Germans advance in major battles
Berlin reports heavy fighting as German forces claim strong successes. A British flying machine was shot down near Bixschoote with one Belgian and one British officer captured. French penetration near Soucher recaptured. Fighting continues east and northeast of Libau with Russian divisions engaged.
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Berlin
London
War Office
Bixschoote
Soucher
Euville
Neuville
Buceria
le Petre
Neuhausen
Libau
Shidiki
May 866 May 1 prisoners captured in southeastern theater
In Shavit district and at sea south of Kielmy between Uxtams and Bjargola AU Shavit we took 00 prisoners. Dunkowileski near Praemys was taken by storm. Allied troops advanced toward Medenice after victory at Stry. In May 866 officers and enlisted men were captured, with 251 Bannon and 16 machine guns. Total Russians captured in May nears 100 officers and over 390,000 men.
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Shavit
Kielmy
Uxtams
Bjargola
Dunkowileski
Praemys
Stry
Medenice
Otcers
Geneeut Mackenzen
Famous Bronzes of Venice Taken to Place of Safety
Rome reports the gilded bronze four horses from St Mark's Cathedral in Venice were moved to safety amid war fears. The statues, about five feet high, once adorned Nero and Trajan arches and were later taken to Constantinople, Venice, Paris, and back, reflecting a long history of war spoils.
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Rome
St Mark's
Venice
St. Mark's
Nero
Trajan
Constantine
Constantinople
Enrico Dandolo
Paris
Napoleon
Francis
Italian Navy Fails to Find Austrian Fleet
Rome reports the Italian fleet cruised off the Austrian coast all day without sighting the enemy. They destroyed a semaphore and wireless station on Lissa after bombardment last November. Washington reports typhus campaigns in Serbia progress and Red Cross vaccine requests, with Montenegro conditions alarming yet hopeful for containment.
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Rome
Paris
Ministry of Marine
Lissa
Washington
Serbia
State Department
Nish
Red Cross
Montenegro
Fire destroys section of Gragan prison camp in Prussia
The Cologne Gazette reports a serious fire at the Grogan interned officers camp in the Prussian barracks. A 150 yard stretch was destroyed but no lives were lost. The incident is dated June 2 and filed from London.
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London
Cologne
Grogan
Bombardment Continues Around Belgian Front Near Dixmude
An official Belgian military report dated yesterday notes intermittent bombardment of several Belgian points, chiefly around Ramseapelle Perryse and the bridge head north of Dixmude, as reported from Havre via telegraph.
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Havre
France
Vars
Ramseapelle
Perryse
Dixmude
Italian Forces Push Toward Austria in Carnia Region
Italian forces advance toward Austria in the Carnia region near the Trent border as fighting intensifies. Allied observers report stiff resistance from Austro-Hungarian units with supply lines under stress.
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Austria
Carnia
Trent
Pass near Monte Grobe shapes troop positions
The passage describes forces concentrating behind Monte Grobe pass between the Zelllenkofel and Gotian ranges and the Palpiccolo mountains. It notes a 500 foot high wall and a road through the pass toward the Drave valley, outlining strategic terrain features for troop movement.
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Monte Grobe Pass
Uke
Zelllenkofel
Gotian
Zeppelin attack on London celebrated in Friedrichshafen
Great rejoicing marked the German town of Friedrichshafen as the Zeppelin works near Lake Constance were decorated in honor of the first attack on London. The city received many congratulatory telegrams addressed to Count Zeppelin.
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Geneva
Friedrichshafen
Zeppelin Calloon
Lake Constance
London
Count Zeppelin
Italian pacifist ex-PM Giovenni Glo Mkts flees Milan
Copenhagen reports the Kreuse Zeitung of Berlin as authority that Giovenni Glo Mkts former prime minister of Italy who led pacifists and preceded the declaration of war on Austria Hungary has fled from Milan fearing assassination after an attempted attack.
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Copenhagen
Kreuse Zeitung
Berlin
Giovenni Glo Mkts
Ital
Crr
Austria-Hungary
Maly
Senator Chamberlain Eyes Extra Session To Strengthen Defense
Portland report quotes Senator George H. Chamberlain as saying an extra Congress session is highly probable late this summer. He proposes new military legislation to create a standing army of 125,000 and expects support for measures from the war college and general staff if the Mexican situation remains acute.
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Portland
Ore
Congress
George H. Chamberlain
Senate
Chamberlain
War College
General Staff
Worldwide Suffrage for Women Seen as Imminent Reality
San Francisco June 2 Speakers at the California branch of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage declared worldwide woman suffrage imminent. Delegates from eight foreign countries seven states and Alaska shared speeches in native costumes and reviewed suffrage history while predicting universal adoption.
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San Francisco
Alaska
California
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Norway
Sweden
Tceland
Finland
Autralia
New Zealand
Isle of Man
National Guard Asked to Be Ready on Short Notice
Denver June 2 Adjutant General John Chase of the Colorado National Guard received orders from the War Department to be prepared for mobilization in an hour's notice. The communication reportedly carried a request to prohibit discussion of the communication.
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Denver
Adjt
John Chase
Colorado National Guard
War Department
Prepare to Strike in Chicago as Street Car Men Warn
Chicago June 2 a warm evening as 15 000 street car and elevated railways workers prepare to strike Saturday. The action follows ultimatums to traction company heads demanding wage increases and immediate replies. Companies say they cannot pay more than the present scale while unions insist on arbitration only with financial relief.
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Chicago
Engineers Pledge Cooperative Ties With Teleg raphers
In Sleveland on June 2 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers pledged closer cooperation with the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. The resolution followed appeals by members of the former order and received assurances from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Sleveland
Order of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Flar Assurances
Brotherhood of Railroad
President Frank Discusses Testimony With Von Bernstorft
President Frank meets with Von Bernstorft to review Inspector Tore testimony about searching for uns. The dialogue centers on validating the sworn statements and the inquiry’s scope. The excerpt hints at ongoing investigative steps and official caution in handling sensitive evidence.
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President Frank
von Bernstorft
Germans anxious over American reply in Lusitania dispute
Berlin officials and the public await American moves in the Lusitania exchange, noting no reliable signaling from Washington. Communication with Count von Bernstorff is limited to wireless, and newspaper reports are distrusted. German papers voice aggressive editorials, but the press and public seek to avoid actions that could inflame tensions while the foreign office aims to keep relations with the United States steady.
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Berlin
London
Germany
United States
von Bernstorff
Washington
Taports
Wilson
Foreign Office
America
More Than 4000 Clubwomen Registered at Conference
Portland, June 2 Registrations at the General Federation headquarters passed the 1,000 mark as delegates filled the day. The afternoon featured Dr C H Chapman of Portland on Spiritual Forces Rebind Modern Literature and a paper on Literature and Life by Mrs Thomas G Winters of Minnesota. Delegates attended luncheon with Mrs John D Sherman and enjoyed automobile tours and a theater night to view Everywoman's Road by Reed College seniors.
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Portland
Ore
General Federation
National Council
Inite
John D. Sherman
Council
Tiliots
Reed College
C. H. Chapman
Thomas G. Winters
Federation Department of Iterature
Minneota
Confederate veterans honor Anna Carter Lee in Richmond
In Richmond on June 7, United Confederate Veterans held Lee Day with several thousand veterans in the convention hall. Miss Anna Carter Lee, granddaughter of Gen. Robert E. Lee, drew long cheers as she appeared, while Gen. Fullan Carr of North Carolina hailed Lee as the world's greatest.
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Richmond
Tns
Lee
Anna Carter Lee
Robert E. Lee
Fullan
Carr
North Carolina
Italy Entry Into War Discussed With UK Officials
An official statement says the exchequer ancestor accompanied by the governor of the Bank of England and the financial secretary to the treasury will meet Italy's financial minister at Nice this week to discuss financial questions arising from Italy's entry into the war.
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Ammaun
Sane
Bank of England
Treasury
Nice
Italy
Mexicans Fire Upon Flag Decked Launch
A U S cruiser officer Green from Sacramento was fired on by Villa soldiers near the Panuco oil fields while aboard a launch carrying the American consul. The officer escaped death after threats. two Americans were killed at a pumping station near Tampico and others, including John Smith and M. Bennett, were killed in recent days amid Panuco Tampico clashes.
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Green
United States
Sacramento
Villa
Panuco
Oscar Lane
Winifred
Lane
Tampico
oMcer
John Smith
East Coast Ol Company
M. Bennett
Flour Prices Fall at Minneapolis Mills in June
Mills in Minneapolis cut flour prices to 7.10 dollars for fancy patents amid a drop in wheat and easing cash premiums. Mills attribute the decrease to waning foreign purchasing in May and a shift away from option purchases used as insurance.
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Minneapolis
Twe Sun Polis Mills
Seven Crew Drowned on British Steamer Saidich
The British steamer Saidich sailing from Alexandria to Liverpool was torpedoed in the North Sea. Seven crew members including a stewardess were drowned, and forty one survivors were landed at Chatham.
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London
Saidich
Alexandria
Egypt
Liverpool
North Sea
Chatham
Butte Briefs Henry Sessions Visits With Daughter
Henry Sessions of Anaconda and his daughter Miss Julia Sessions visited friends in Butte last week. The brief notes their outing as part of social visits among area residents.
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Henry Sessions
Anaconda
Julia Sessions
Butte
State Spoons Arrive For Subscribers Under Oneida Deal
More state spoons arrive including Florida Louisiana Mississippi New Jersey Vermont and Rhode Island. The Oneida Community silver spoon offer ends June. Standard subscribers may buy four spoons per month at 15 cents each with coupons or cash. Mailing charges apply: 4 spoons 10 cents 8 spoons 15 cents 12 spoons 20 cents delivery guaranteed. Order to the Anaconda office.
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Florida
Louiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
Vermont
Rhode Island
Oneida
Ise
Election of officers in harmony lodge Friday night
Harmony lodge calls all members to attend Friday night election of officers led by Treasurer 3 Freeman and other officers.
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Harmony Lodge
Freeman
Open Sunday Alcohol Jeopardy Charged By Deputy
Bertarragan, a company operator, was charged with opening a saloon before 1 AM on Sunday. Deputy County Attorney San Maloy secured the evidence and cites state law restricting Sunday openings to 1 PM.
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Bertarragan
San’ Maloy
Visit of Fred Sutherland to Berkeley California
Fred Sutherland arrives in Berkeley California for a visit with his parents. The notice records his presence at Josephs Academy and mentions accompanying family members Mi and Atts. The event is part of a local social note from the Berkeley area.
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Fred Sutherlaagt
At. Josephs Academs
Berkley
Cal
Fred
Sutherland
United States Urges Mexicans to Unite for Relief
President Wilson states the United States must act to aid Mexico if factions fail to join for a constitutional government. He urges Villa Zapata and Carranza leaders to unite promptly or the U.S. will consider means to help Mexico save itself and its people. The message emphasizes constitutional rule, food relief, and neutral protection for citizens and foreigners.
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Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Garza
United States
Wilson
Mexico
United “States
Republic
Mexico City
General Uprising Against All Americans Feared in Tampico
Captain Lane reports six American deaths in Tampico area with four killed from river bank and two in pump plant, including John Smith of East Coast Oil. He warns of imminent mass expulsion of Americans as unrest grows near Panuco oil fields. Lane cites general anti American sentiment and predicts Americans may be driven from the district.
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Houston
Texas
Oscar Lane
Winifred
Tampico
John Smith
East Coast Ol Company
Panuco
Lane
United States
American killed in launch with Carranza troops near Panuco
A dispatch from Tampico dated May Hand to the state department reports J N Bennett an American was shot and killed by Villa troops while in a launch with Carranza soldiers south of Panuco. Secretary Bryan says the government is investigating the case. In a separate fire incident in West Adams Me the J M pysart mill was saved after an alarm caused by a stopper falling on a whistle cord.
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Zapata
Villa
Carranza
United States
Niagara Fall
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Washington
J. N. Bennett
Panuco
State Department
Tampico
Bryan
J. M. pysart_siiill
West Adams
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