Submarine Warfare Debate and War Dispatches
Reports from London Geneva and Washington reveal divergent views on submarine warfare and U-29 sinking. Contention over restraint and moral duty dominates editorials while officials in Britain deny destroying the U-29. Secretary Wolcott travels to Wyoming and Montana to study ancient and modern freshwater remains and collect rock specimens for distribution to colleges.
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Washington
Anarwes D. Wolcott
Smithsonian Institution
Wyoming
Montana
Colege
Austrians About To Take Lemberg
The article reports strategic views from Petrograd on Galicia with Lemberg at risk, noting strong Russian positions defendable against frontal attack and Austrian and German plans to shift efforts north from the Ban toward Radenane. German war office says French and British assaults near Arras and in the Argonne were repulsed. Kimbermentt near Nancy captured then abandoned after destroying defenses. Italian marine ministry claims Austro‑Hungarian warships damaged the Northern Italian coast as they were driven back along the Austrian border Friday and Saturday.
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Galicia
Ise
Lemberg
German War Office
Near
Arras
France
Helxian
Argonne
Kimbermentt
Nancy
Phe
Italian Ministry of Marine
Saturn
Stubborn stand fails to materialize near Grodek
London reports June 19 strong fortifications at Grodek, with Austrian and German claims of Russian retreat on the Tanew line. Petrograd notes Russian dispositions near Lemberg as pivotal to Galician fate. British and French offensives persist in Arras and Hooge, while German submarine Aids reportedly sunk by a British warship. German rumors of safer merchant vessel ramming noted.
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Benin
Admiralty
the Admiralty
London
Grodek
Teday
Lemberg
Gatteta
Vienna
Fatement
Hooge
Herlin Ed Yoriais
Germany
England
Berlin rejects US as war arbiter over arms to Germany foes
Tageblatt argues the United States cannot be an impartial mediator while America can still supply weapons to Germany's opponents. The doctor notes every state can forbid arms exports and questions how Americans can run a peace mediation amid continued weapon deliveries.
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Count von Revention
Germany
United States
Berlin
Amercana
Rome Announces Attack Upon the Italian Coast
Rome reports Italian coast attacked by Austrian forces with limited damage. An Austrian torpedo boat fired at the Tagliamento mouth but retreated after naval counterattack. Italian destroyers faced seaplanes and bombarded the Austrian Balvore lighthouse. a fire at Monopoli and an attack on an ammunition factory near Trieste were reported. Five crew from the Maria Grecia were ashore near Shavit Beach.
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Rome
Via
Paria
Ministry of Marine
Tagliamento River
Tealy
Beig
Trerely
Balvore
Monopoli
Triest
Maria Grecia
Adriatic
Shavit Beach
French Aviator Succeeds In Overcoming An Enemy
Paris reports a French aviator climbed to 10 500 feet within three minutes to attack an enemy plane over Aspach near Alsace. He fired at the German, whose bullets struck the French motor yet the French sergeant kept backing the foe. The German ship fell inside French lines after the struggle. the French pilot was slightly wounded.
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Paris
Aspach
Alsace
Himget
Swiss must export wartime goods to survive says official
Berne Switzerland Friday June 18 M Hoffman director of the political department told a speech that Switzerland must export to warring countries to keep its industries alive. He warned that closing frontiers entirely against any belligerent would end Swiss industry if imports remain restricted. He said products made from imported materials should reach wartime markets.
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Berne
Switzerlinu
Paris
M. Hoffman
Mdea
Switzerland
Peace talk in Washington to Cologne Gazette debate
The Morganpost reports on disputes from Washington to the Cologne Gazette about peace questions. It notes the peacemaker is cautious, and Americans see him as unlikely to press advice where not welcome. Dr Ignaz Jastrow, political economy professor at the University of...
Roosevelt and Taft criticised in wartime peace debate
Senator Bryan argues Taft organization could fuel Roosevelt propaganda and push America toward war. He contends the Taft plan would repudiate entangling alliances, threaten the Monroe Doctrine, and bar European participation in resolving Western Hemisphere disputes. The critique frames Taft as aiding pro war policy.
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Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Max
Mr. Roosevelt
Wig
New Jewelry Factory to Open in Butte by Victor Co
Butte will host a new industry as the Victor Jewelry Manufacturing Company opens a factory to cut, manufacture, and electroplate jewelry. Owners from Billings bring decades of experience in gem cutting, gold and silver smithing, and platinum work. The facility, costing 15000, will focus on artistic pieces rather than retail sales, with Mr Vinner in charge and Mr Fleisher managing travel.
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Seattle
Billings
Butte
Ab Yas
Vinner
Badlinger & Co
London
Winner
Tiffanystl of
New York
Shreve's
San Fran- Saco
Fleisher
1 Travel
Turing
Victor Jewelry Manufacturing Company
Victor
California Ice Palace and Equipment Burned
Fire destroyed Truckee's ice palace and toboggan slides used for the winter carnivals. Sleighs skis and skates housed there were burned, with losses estimated above 20 000 dollars. Several nearby buildings also burned adding around 2 000 dollars in damage. The cause is believed to be tramp campfires in the outskirts.
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Truckee
Cal
Truckees
Kansas City Flood Preparations Across Low Lands
Kansas City residents brace for potential floods as weather bureau warns of rising water. In West Bottoms workers move goods to upper floors and take precautions to prevent past flood damage. Also report by Leavenworth that Charles J. Haydock, 31, an assistant coal engineer for Missouri Pacific, drowned aboard a barge on the Missouri River after it struck an obstruction.
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Kansas City
Government Weather Bureau
West Bottoms
Soo
Une
Charles J. Haydock
Crval
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Leavenworth Jimelion
Missouri River
Haydock
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Southern Pacific
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E. A. Shewe
Butte, Ear
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Evening Standard
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Italy
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Brussels
Cantacr
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Hallet & Davis
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Conway
Whitney
Kimball
Orton Brothers
Melville Clark
North Main St
Victor Jewelry Manufacturing Co
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Montana Livestock and Casualty Insurance Co
Helena, Mont
Harry
George S. Klotz
J. P. Cooney
George Sy Otz
Helena
Montana Electric Company
East
Broadway
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