Two Norwegian Ships Sunk by German U Boats Off Virginia Coast
German U boats have sunk two more neutral vessels in American waters off the Virginia coast. The Norwegian ships Kringsjaa and Samoa were torpedoed. survivors from Kringsjaa rescued by an American warship are en route to an Atlantic port, while Samoa's crew was landed at Norfolk. Authorities confirm sinking about 90 miles off Virginia.
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Washington
Germany
Atlantic
Kringsiaa
Samoa
Norfolk
Virginia
Navy Department
Unites States
Department
Americans Cheered by French Populace in Alpine Front
The Associated Press reports that American troops reaching the Alsace front near the Swiss border in May were greeted by cheering villagers and wildflowers. The article describes mountain trenches, close barbed wire, and artillery actions across the alpine valleys with a German raid repulsed and one American missing.
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Associated Press
France
Alsace
Blue Mountain
Crime rising in Kaiser era amid burglaries and thefts
London reports from the Frankfurter Zeitung warn of increasing crime in Germany with daily thefts on railways and a surge in burglaries. Insurance payouts show growth from 7,406 marks in 1914 to 2,125 marks in 1917, and claims exceeding 2,000,000 in early 1918, amid daylight thefts in Here On and related incidents.
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London
Germany
Frankfurter Zeitung
Frankfort General Insurance Company
Fashion Says Much in the Smart Sweater Trend
The piece notes emphasis on neck and hem details with tunic waist lines and pockets. It highlights military influenced cape coats in sweaters, sleeveless models, and wrap options for outdoor wear, plus a chic cherry red long-sleeved knit favored by a tennis player.
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Eve
Food Shortages Loom in Germany Amid Rising Anxiety
London reports that British Admiralty wires warn of grave distress as rations shrink to five and a half ounces of flour. Meats scarce, milk down, and birth rates plummet. Ukraine promises falter while Germany braces for a harsher three months ahead.
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London
British Admiralty
Germany
Ukraine
Chemnitz
Volketimme
Berlin
Breslau
Fragmentary text hints at press freedom and anti imperialism
The passage hints at European anti imperialism a preference for freedom of speech press and assembly. It mentions a former mayor and a candidate or nomination context with unclear names and dates, reflecting a political discussion.
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Americ
Sociallers
Aukee War
Rain Worth Five Millions To Gallatin
A heavy downpour lasting hours brought relief to Gallatin valley farmers who hailed it as worth five million dollars. Secretary Jack Harader of the Bozeman Chamber of Commerce called it a great cropland saver, easing drought concerns across the valley and state.
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Pozeman
Gallatin Valley
Gallatin
Jack Harader
Hozeman Chamber of Commerce
Court Aid Sought to Secure Bride in Early Habeas Action
Roundup notes Joseph Wood of Hereall married by Judge Sones of the district court. After the wedding the couple faced a custody dispute as the father of 17 year old Rosa Mackling from Franklin claimed she was 18. The father allegedly forced the husband to pursue habeas corpus, but later relented and gave a parental blessing. In a separate item Morse reports a large remount show at Lewis with about 80,000 spectators, highlighting division-wide participation and high crowds.
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Joseph Wood
Hereall
Sones
District Court
Rosa Mackling
Franklin
Morse Suow
Ramp Lewis
Lewis
British Front Under Heavy Bombardment Continues
German assault at 3 am met with heavy American fire. attackers driven back with bayonet fighting in Nivray as civilians and villages in rear endure shelling. Prisoners from the Thirty-sixth Landwehr claim home troops aided in the attack while nine enemy dead and six prisoners, including two officers, are reported. Industrial peace may follow if telegraph firms accept wartime board decision. no strike before Wilson acts.
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Nivray
Thirty-sixth Landwehr
Home
Twent
Billings Flood Devastates City and Surrounding Areas
Billings endures worst flood as Yellowstone waters surge, sweeping away bridges and a government house in Huntley and inundating Forsyth with five to ten feet of water. Crops from Billings to Glendive suffer near-total losses. waterworks risk loss of supply while Northern Pacific tracks remain elevated and trains run.
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Yellowstone
Montana
Hantley
Huntley Bridge
Billings
Glendive
Forsyth
Milwaukee Bridge
Northern Pacific
Debs Praises Socialist Stand in Defiant Speech
The article reports Eugene Debs defending the Socialist platform, condemning war aims of the central powers, praising jailed socialists, and asserting his own stance against autocracy. It notes a courtroom context with charges and his claim of innocence, while linking to broader antiwar sentiment. The report also covers Italian front developments with Austrians seeking gains along the Plave, Italian counteractions, and an order found among prisoners about movements near Preganziol.
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Eugene
United Rg Mematon
Empat Teally
St. Louis
Claristx
Debs
Pastor Stokem
United States
Germany
Berlin
Associated Press
Italy
Pravin
Getsting
Plave
Playa
Preganziol
Treviso
Kaiser Letter to Church Folk Reflects War Time Unity
Amsterdam reports a copy of Emperor William II's message to the German Evangelical Church on its century start. He portrays the church as having weathered crisis, aiding family life and youth, while outlining tasks for postwar strength and unity. He pledges to aid the church and hopes it will be a force for a stronger, purified nation after peace.
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Amserdam
Bertin Alt Angelker
Hmperor William
Evangelical Church
Saya
House of “Hohenzollern
Mass Me aniwaukee platform outlines US peace aims
Mass Me Milwaukee Wisconsin June 16 social saIn state convention adopted a platform pledging an early general lasting democratic peace and opposing punitive indemnities and annexations. It calls for nationalities to determine their fate and hopes for victory in November against the current establishment.
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Mass Meaniwaukee
Wis
Ocialsain
Remembered but Absent Friends Note Death of Patrolman Wynn
A Butte Police Department notice memorializes Patrolman James Wynne who died June 10. The message from fellow officers and associates expresses deep sympathy and tribute, praising his virtues and memory. Signatories include MC Murphy RA Gilbert James Casey JP Frasier Elmer Binder Howe James Finlen E.W. Byrn Jr COA Brown and A. H. Hellbronner.
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Butte
Police
Ot. Murphy
Funes Wynne
James Wynne
Hin
MC Murphy
RA. Gilbert
Jame Casey
JP. Frasier
Elmer’ Binder
Howe
James Finlen
E.W. Byrn Jr
Brown
A. H. Hellbronner
Federal charges of commercial bribery target nine varnish firms
Washington reports federal trade commission complaints against nine firms producing paints varnishes and related products for commercial bribery. Accused are Twin City Varnish Detroit based Acne White Lead Day and Co Wheeler Varnish G. J. Leibich S. C. Johnson & Son Royal Varnish and others hiring gift incentives to influence customers and their employers.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Twin City
St. Paul
Detroit
Mid American” Varnish Company
Chicago
Tames, Day & Co
Wheeler Varnish Company
G. J. Leibich Company
C. Johnson & Son
Recine
Wis
Royal Varnish Company
Toledo
Ohio
Miners in Camp Enforce English Rule After Incident
Roundup at No 3 mine shows patriotism demand with Red Cross pledges. A householder cursed a canvasser and a miner was beaten as others sided with the accused. The man apologized, fined 100 dollars to Red Cross, and released. Miners vote to require English in camp to curb foreign workers.
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No. 3
Red Cross
Nan
Indies
Boy Accused of Murder in Delmont Incident
Roundup reports Harry Harbit eight year old, previously near Delmont, brought here to answer charges of first degree murder for killing a seven year old companion with a rifle after an argument.
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Harry Harbit
Delmont
Anawer
Red Cross Beans Destroyed by Worms Patch Loss
Forty acres of Red Cross bean patch planted by the commercial club, known as the Red Cross bean patch, have been destroyed by cutworms. Not a portion of the plants remains, and it is believed only potatoes will secure a return for the organization that was to benefit.
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RED Cross
Commercial Club
Funeral for Sikich to be held at Inter Fenidence church
The funeral of Sikich will be held Monday morning at 3 oclock from Inter Fenidence 340 Hust Mercury Street to Sacred Heart church where mass will be celebrated at 830 and interment in the Holy Chrome cemetery. The funeral will be under the auspices of National Croatian Society No 8.
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Troglia
John Roma
Fang
Martin Trogiia
R'Webbs
Bretderyite
Patrice Emetery
Libby Bret Puneral
Sumer
A. Afeggen
Bhermian
Sikich
Ate
Inter Fenidence
Sacred Heart
Mane
Daniels and Bilboa Undertakers Funeral Notice
The funeral of Mary Jane Parsons will be held Monday morning at Sholor at Shortridge Memorial, corner of Mercury and Washington Street. Rev Mr. Jordanean will conduct services. Interment will follow in Mount Mora Cemetery.
McGowan Funeral Service Today in St Dugnan’s
John McGowan funeral to be held this afternoon at St Dugnan’s Undertakings Parlors with the Rev Hdl Groeneveld officiating. Interment follows at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Arnowan
John McGowan
Dugnan
Hdl
Groeneveld
Tasterment
Mountain View Cemetery
Crop cared for by club members under Olaf Jöns vold foreman
Members of the club oversee crop care under the direction of foreman Olaf Jöns vold and twelve straw bosses, a group of prominent local businessmen and professionals coordinating the work in the city.
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Olaf J&nsvold
Ees
American Balloon Shot Down in France Incident
An American observation balloon was shot down in France the morning of June 10 by a German shell. There were no casualties in the attack and the incident was reported by the Associated Press.
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Pre
France
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Londertakers
J. Walsh
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Sherman & Reed
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