Frontline Updates From The Dniester Front June Battle Ends
Daily war dispatches describe a three day clash along the Dnesa ter river from June 8 to 10 with heavy fighting near Zurawna. Command reports 448 officers and 18,431 soldiers captured along with arms and transports, while enemy forces push on regions near Halicz and Neawiska Galistoki as fronts shift across the Dniester, Tyamenica, and Vistula zones.
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Dnesater
Zurawna
Tyamenica
Gruszow
Halicz
Neawiska-Galistoki
Dniester
Pillagers Seize Control of Trieste City in June Report
Dispatch from Udine dated June 13 says Austrian Trieste is in the hands of pillagers. News notes the town is looting for a dollar per pound for breadless citizens, who subsist on vegetables and fruit from Istria as hunger spreads.
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Triest
Udine
Italy
Paris
Gelling
Istria
Italians Press Forward in Isonzo and Trentino Campaigns
London reports three weeks after Italy declared war on Austria that Italian forces push at Triest and Istria led by Isonzo river crossings. Plava reportedly captured. Pola naval arsenal subjected to airship bombing. Austrians rush 45,000 troops and 64 batteries to defend Gorizia, Triest, and nearby towns as Monte Zugna and other peaks are seized in renewed Alpine offensives.
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London
Italy
Austria
Triest
Istria
Mes Pola
Austrias
Isonzo
Plava
Pola
Gorizia
Empire
Udine
Paris
Santa Maria
San Pietro
San Marco San Lucio
Gorz
Gridisea
Test
Tolmino
Grads
Wienna
Londen
Auustrian War Office
Stglian Campaten
Plawn
Oa Brigiade
Aith
Troona
Carinthian
Tyrol
Rome
la Paris
Tolan
Pans
Auma
Fireto
Trentino
Fortunato Calviare
Cortina
Carnie
Friuli
Noite
Veron
érHeen
Monte Tisna
Wounded Tissians Arrive From Trengino Front Bravely
Brenda Italy June 13 Trains of wounded Tissians arrived here carrying flowers sent by mothers and sweethearts. The march of care continues as hospital trains deliver survivors amid a scene of homage and relief. An Austrian airship, returning from reconnaissance, wrecked in a storm off the Adamelio mountains with the craft badly damaged.
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Frontbrenda
Italy
Paria
Trengino
Geneva
Switzerland
Perse
British Bark Crown of India Sunk by German Submarine
London June 13 German submarine U 35 sank the British bark Crown of India and the Norwegian bark Hellglade off Milford Haven. Crews were rescued and landed at Milford Haven. The Crown of India and Bellgiade suffered shelling as the subs attacked. Newcastle and Glasgow built vessels, with Norwegian registry noted. Grimaby England reports also detail a British trawler Plymouth sunk by gunfire from a submarine nearby.
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London
Crown of India
Milford Haven
Wales
Bellgiade
Leith
Crown of India Shipping Company, Ltd
Liverpool
Glasgow
Tonsberg
Norway
Grimaby
England
Plymouth
Garman
Steamer and yacht in fatal collision shocks harbor
In dense fog on Long Island Sound the steamship Bunker Hill and the yacht Vanadie collided, killing two aboard and injuring three. George Kendrick of Boston, president of the Massachusetts Packing and Belting Co., died aboard the Bunker Hill. John Brown of Boston, a passenger on the Bucket Hill, perished after being knocked overboard and later died. The Vanadie carried Billings and a guest. both ships reached their piers with damage. Reports described crew panic and scattered life preserver actions amid the crash.
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How ‘Hor
Long Ialand Sound
Bunker Hull
Jaght Ramadis
George Kendrick
Boston
Massachusetts Packing and Belting Company
John Brown
Boa~ton
Mra Billings
Glen Cove
Holmes
Leslie Wiencke
Jersey City
Eight Alleged Spies Executed by Germans
Berlin dispatch reports the execution of eight accused spies tied to a larger conspiracy headed from Maastricht. Seventeen suspects were arrested in Belgium, with information on troop movements via Belgian railways. Court-martial condemned eleven. six to combined seventy seven years.
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Amstraum Yune
Berlin
Maestricht
Belgium
Oil Tanker Platuria Seized by Britain
The Standard Oil tanker Platuria, en route from New York to Karlshamn Sweden, was seized by the British admiralty and taken to Kirkwall Scotland. This marks a third detention after prior seizures in 1914 and March, with the United States protesting the 1914 action.
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London
Standard Oil
United States
Platuria
Sweden
Kirkwall
Money of Red Cross seized by Germany
Havenith Belgian minister protests to the state department in the name of his government and the International Red Cross over Germany seizing Belgian Red Cross money and equipment within German lines. The protest says the seizure followed the Belgian Red Cross refusal to divert funds to “protection of women” under orders from the German governor general of Belgium.
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Washington
E Havenith
State Department
International Red Cross
Unclear fragment notes charge concerning Red Feller case
Fragmentary OCR text references names like Kirby and Serbia with alleged charges connected to a person or case involving nurses and a location Belprade. Details are garbled and nonconclusive.
Allies Attack at Dardanelles and Caucasus Fronts
Allied forces attacked Turkish positions on Gallipoli with warship support, halting at Achi Baba and Kalid Bahr heights. Russian forces push Turks toward Olu, repelling a Turkish counterattack at Zinatcher. Russian torpedo boats claim to have damaged the German cruiser Breshin and destroyed Samsun port buildings on June 10.
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London
Matha Athena
Gallipoli
Achi Baba
Kalid Bahr
Petrograd
Raporta
Caucasus
Zinatcher
Oluchal
Cosmeks
Turk Port
Samsun
Black Sea
Breshin
Sameaun
German Regiments Destroyed by French at Toutvent Farm
Paris dispatch reports heavy Franco German action beginning June 7 with a 1200 yard front. French assaults choked enemy trenches as 1000 German troops perished or were captured. Two reserve groups of 280 men each nearly wiped out. Breton and Vendean troops fought valiantly as the front collapsed under artillery fire and stormed fortifications.
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Petrograd
London
Saturdas
Yingaya Venta
Dybuysa
Shavh
Irang Niemen
Pasine
Marlampol
Shimighes
Ornulen
Kosova
Praas- Myaz
Oviock
Miawa
Pomfanyi
Vistula
Starouy
Zeba
Baturda
Brura
Pies River
Loubaczowka
Moscuska
Frida
Turayne
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Fale Sterygh
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Trac} -Le-Monte
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Gusmann
120Th
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Arras
Souchex
Berlin
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Nancy
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Une
Kusle
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Galicia
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Nieuport
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Mike
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Lunewile
Shavit
Kuzie
Prznanysz
Bolimow
Shestana
Jarsola
Przemval
Linsingen
Wiytsska
Zydacow
Toutvent
Baden
Cause of Prejudice Against Catholics Aired in Chicago
Chicago June 18 The special Knights of Columbus commission reports two thieves sparked anti Catholic sentiment and Catholic school clashes. Investigators discuss public schools and papal allegiance while denying Catholic attempts to control schools. The panel plans final report before Beattle season and future rallies.
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Chicago
Special Commission
Supreme «Oanel
Knights of Columbu
Mets
Beattle
Railroad experts estimate cost to stop a train
Experts estimate stopping a train costs 160 dollars as a man travels four miles for a 15 cent ticket. The note implies the high expense of stopping versus the low fare paid by a passenger in a public transit scenario.
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Louisville Courier Journal
William F Grubbs Funeral Notice Detail
William F Grubbs died at his residence 26 Clark Street Sunday after a lingering illness. Survived by his wife and two sons Lennie and Wilvon Grubbs. three sisters Mrs A Belter Mrs LG Sehlpert and Mrs JW Evans. Grubbs was a longtime resident of Atlanta.
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William F Grubbs
Tas
Clark Street
Bunday
O¢Jock
Lennie
Wilvon Grubbs
Slaters
A Belter
LG Sehelpert
JW Evans Fir Grubbe
Atante
Death notices from Tifton Ga list Holmes and Whitson children
James D Holmes and Jamen Dickert Holmes of Tifton Ga died at home on Sunday night. Samuel Whitson aged 15 months died Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Whitson. Bodies removed to Poole’s Chapel and Catherine Chastain’s private interment noted, with the private body removed to Poole’s Chapel.
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James D. Holmes
Jamen Dickert Holmes
Leeni Monehe
Mra
Cb Holmen Tifton Ga
Eee
Eeat
Oeloek
Hie
Paren
Samual Whitson
Samuel Whitson
Whitson
Am Avenue
Pooles Chapel
Catherine Chastain
Miga Catherine Chas
Zeppelins Fail to Arouse London in raid report
London dispatch from June 1 describes a Zeppelins raid over London with about 90 bombs dropped. One air raider narrowly missed key sites near Westminster while the rest caused scattered damage to docks, streets, and shops. Four killed and dozens injured, amid limited theater and church damage and heightened crowd reaction.
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London
Admiralty
Long Gon
Engle
Bank of
Hogland
Buckingham Pal
Westmaster Abbey
Parliament Houses
Woalwich Arsenal
Vid Naval Observatory
Greenwich
Gaclork
Mpera
Wuankid
Facta Wera
England
America
Leigh
Southend
Brentwood
North London
Stratford
Dalston Junction
Raiway
Bhorediteh
Stomb
Yente
Shoreditch
Audlence
Whitechapel
Theouch Hoxton
Aima
Spa
Great Eastern
Bishopsgate
Helen
Leigh On
Dea
Hibben Sees Christianity Tested by Martial Peace
Princeton June 13 President John Grier Hibben delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the Princeton graduating class on Martial Water in Times of Peace. He warned against discouragement from the European crisis and urged that Christianity faces a supreme test as a generation matures to exercise freedom without fear of foreign power or influence.
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Princeton
Noj
John Grier Hibben
Hibben
Wiibbenwald
dhaDense
Venizelos Leads Greek Election Amid Slow Start
A Reuters report from Athens says general elections began nationwide except Macedonia and Crete where officials were late. In Athens and Piraeus Venizelou supporters appear to lead as voting proceeds quietly.
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London
Reuter
Athens
Macedonia
Crete
Piraeus
Eleuthenon Venizelou
Route to the California Expositions via Colorado
Travel by Rock Island Lines to the California Expositions with a Rocky Mountain route. Highlights include Denver, Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge, Glenwood Springs, and Cripple Creek. Round trip from Atlanta at 71.90 with four extra cents per ticket and optional trains daily. Literature and details available from Rock Island Travel Bureau, 413 Peters Bldg, Atlanta. HW Hunt, DP A, Phone Main 62.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado Springs
Manigo
Pixen Peak
Arjiante
Uga
California
Rock Island
Peters
Atlanta
Hunt
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