Fortress Taken From Bolshevik Rebels at Kronstadt
Helsingfors dispatch reports mutiny by Krasnayagorka garrison near Petrograd. White guards captured Kransnayagorka across the Bay of Kronstadt after Bolshevik bombardment of Kronstadt fortress. Five warships shelled the fort, fires erupted, and the fortress reportedly fell to White forces.
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Stockholm
White Guards
Krananayagorka
Bay of
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Ttin
Helsingfors
Krasnayagorka
Kolohevik
Ning
Bomfort
Meat-Eating SAPS Vitality in human health debate
London June 16 Meat eating is linked to vitality claims by Dr Johiah Oldfield a London physician addressing the Fruitarian society He argues countries with meat as a national habit show lower birth rates while Basnia Romania and Serbia with limited meat show higher rates He also suggests meat diets affect sterility and notes eggs used in hospitals should come from grain fed hens to avoid overtaxing egg production with meat and fish foods
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London
Johiah Oldfield
Fruitarian Society
Basnia
Rumania
Serbia
Arrest of Robert Minor Reported by Allied Forces
Oublenz June 13 report says Robert Minor, American writer and cartoonist, was arrested by the French at British request. British authorities allegedly sought pamphlets from Dusseldorf that reached the British zone. British officials notify they desire no further action. Nine men of mixed nationalities stand trial at Cologne for propaganda in the British occupied area.
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Oublenz
Associated Press
Robert Minor
Prench
Dusseldorf
Germany
Cologne
Kilta not suited for trenches says Victoria Cross hero
Fredericton dispatch quotes Sergt Herman J Good of the 15th Royal Highlanders of Canada, reporting kilts impractical in trench warfare at Hill 70 while rescuing a battery at Hangard. He recalls being wounded thrice but insists most injuries were minor, and mentions wishing to serve with the 26th battalion from his province. He spoke at the Ypres anniversary church parade in Fredericton for the GWVVA.
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Herman J. Good
Fredericton
Bathurst
Montreal Star
Black Watch
Hill 70
Wily
Roy Victoria
15Th Battalion
Royal Highlanders of Canada
Wavor
Sergi
V. C
Provence
Sergt
Goo
Ypres
GW. V. A
Triumph of Medicine Big Victory in War
Atlantic City reports a major win for modern medicine in controlling acute infectious diseases, with calls for a national division of tuberculosis and a Washington department of health. Leaders urge public private cooperation to curb preventable diseases as reconstruction begins.
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Atlantic City
David R. Lyon
National ‘Tuberculosis Association
Lynn
Draft Board
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Department of Health
Treasury Department
National Army
Charles J. Heatfield
National Association
James H. Pershing
Wife beating customs report shocks British in Germany
London reports Henry de Halsalle saying German middle and upper classes tolerate wife beating as sanctioned by Prussian law. He described a Berlin merchant who admitted giving his wife a Saturday thrashing weekly regardless of merit, declaring the husband master.
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Germany
London
Henry de Halsalle
Holborn
Prussia
Tonen
Berlin
Italian Forces On The Move In Carinthia Front
Italian forces advance on the Villach line amid reports of Jugo-Slavs trying to influence Klagenfurt through a plebiscite. Rome states the action aims to deny Jugo-Slavs control of rail lines between Trieste and the hinterland, with Villach held by Italians.
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Rome
Villoch Sanvite
Thaly and
Jigo-Lipvia
Klagenfurt
Carinthia
Villach
Tralians
Anglo American Friendship Tells A London Toast
In London on June 16 American and British friendship was celebrated at the American Officers' club in Chesterfield Gardens. Speakers included American ambassador John W. Davis, Secretary of State Lansing, Lord Reading, and Sir Harry Brittain. A note from the king praised the club’s role for allied troops. Lansing spoke on shared ideals and a future of peace. Davis and Reading affirmed lasting bonds between the nations. Over 5,000 American officers enjoyed the club’s facilities in its brief existence, ending the evening with a formal dinner and dance.
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London
Associated Preas
Chesterfield Gardens
John W. Davin
Lansing
Lord Reading
Harry Brittain
The
Pilgrims
United States
Great Britain
Gol
Washington
America
Jy Wax
Debt to Lafayette Queried By Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript questions national debts and asks who is owed after phrases about owing Villa and Lafayette. The fragmentary item implies public sentiment on debt and entitlement with unclear specifics.
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Hays Feups
Lafayette
Boston Transcript
Milk Sets as Key for Child Growth in Home Advice
Readers are urged to favor milk over tea or coffee for children in Hampden County guidance. The piece cites studies and expert quotes stressing milk’s crucial role in growth, energy, and health, warning that substituting tea or coffee robs kids of nourishment and can harm development.
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Lele
Edwin V Stanton
Searce
Homemaking Department of
Hampden County
Masa
Tne
Children's Bureau
Indiapen
Mendenhall Jeuye
Mit
Che
Udutte
Dorothy Doster
Flying ship will succeed seaplanes in naval evolution
Washington June 16 naval experts believe flying ships will replace boats as the logical evolution of seaplanes. They cite lessons from the NC fleet and say future seaplanes must operate independently, withstand heavy seas, lift from water, and communicate by radio. Plans include flotillas of self powered flying ships operating from submarines and destroyers as a fleet-wide aviation base.
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Washington, D. DC
Atlantic
A. C. Read
Zipmons
England
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Theane
John 1
Towers
Navy Department
Congress
Daniel Fr
General Board
Anderstoce
Svator
Dirigible Ci
Montauk Point
St. Johna
Bowell
Ireland
Eee
Pacific Coast
Navy Yard
St. Johin
Motora
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Kilta
David R. Lynn
National Tuberculosis Association
Villa
Dad
Bovinine
Milkshire
the Bovinine CO
W. Houston St
New Yor
Paisley
Paris
Grand Central Terminal
York
New York
John McE. Bowman
Geo. W. Sweeney
U. S. Naval
Doctor Werone
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Silvertown
Goodrich “Tires
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