Grodeck Falls to Teutons in Galicia Campaign
In a June report from London, Austro-German forces claimed the fall of Grodeck and the Tanow river crossing after a strong Galician defense. Koromno near Grodeck was taken, with German forces nearing Lemberg. Petrograd warned that losing the Grodek line could decide the fate of eastern Galicia and Lemberg.
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London
Grodek
Tanow
Lublin
Russia
Kormarno
Lemberg
Galicia
Berlin
Vienna
Tanew
Petrograd
Konarno
Dniester Marshes
San
Radrusz
Austrian Embassy Thanks for Relief Work
The Austrian embassy in Washington D C issued a dispatch dated June 21 expressing gratitude for relief efforts and assistance to Amencaan. The message conveys official thanks from Austria to the organizations and individuals involved in rescue and aid activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Revoivet
Hood's Pull-eentie advertised for health ailments
An Ottawa style advert claims Hood's Pull-eentie cures torpid liver, with warnings about stomach and bowel troubles. A relief effort update notes American contributions to Austro-Hungarian territory are gratefully received and families of the dead and wounded still need aid.
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Hood
Hood Co
Lowell, Mins
Urilay
United States
Turks Hold Southern Gallipoli Front Despite Allied Attacks
London dispatch reports June actions at Seddul Bahr on the Gallipoli peninsula. Allied trenches occupy about one square mile of extreme southern front with Turkish counterattacks and strong artillery from Asiatic batteries. Weber Pasha, commanding the south group, confirms the Dardanelles failure remains evident. Turkish troops in good spirits maintain efficient sanitation and supply while resisting with bayonet strikes and selective bombardment.
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Krithia
Dardanelles
London
Seddul Bahr
Gallipali
Seddil Bale
Associated Press
Weber Pasha
Beddul Bahr
Hinself
Meeiage
Becker Seeks Clemency From Whitman in Behalf of Death Row Plea
New York June 21 Becker former lieutenant of police and head of the vice squad pleads for executive clemency before Governor Whitman. His counsel Martin T Manton plans a plea and a statement likely to be delivered late this week, aiming to save his life amid the July 12 electric chair sentence for inciting Herman Rosenthal's murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Becker
Whitman
Martin T. Manton
Becker
Leutenant
Herman Rosenthal
Mr. Manton
Ossining
Manton
Ottoman Army Reform Promised Amid Dardanelles Stand
The report claims improved Ottoman army organization allows Turks to meet the Gallipoli issue while predicting Allied forces will not breach the Dardanelles forts. It notes few German officers in the southern group, with German privates used in special roles. Krithia, once a 4000-inhabitant village, is described as among Europe’s most ruined sites after bombardment.
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Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Krithia
Europe
Brown Athlete in $10,000 Love Suit at Brown University
Rowland Howard McLaughlin of Chicago, recently Brown University class president, is sued for $10,000 by KE Harris Metcalf of Harvard for alleged alienation of Metcalf’s wife Mia Evangeling May Metcalf. McLaughlin, nicknamed Pinky, starred in Brown athletics and societies and is now private secretary to Brown president Faunce. Metcalf, summering at Camp Talikhan New Hampshire, is represented by Henry W. Stiness. McLaughlin denies all allegations through Ed wards Angell & Angell.
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Providence
A. J
Doneth
Rowland Howard McLaughlin
Chicago
Brown University
Harris Metcalf
Harvard
Metcalf
Mia
Evangeling
May Metcalf
McLaughlin
Pinky
Glee Club
Sock and Buckin
Sphinx
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Faunce
Brown
Evangeline May Coombs
Bryantville
Eoy City
Massachusetts Institute of Trehnology
Camp Talikhan
Lake Asquam
Center Sandwich
N.hs
Henry W. Stiness
Rhode Inland Supreme Court
Edwards & Angell
ASSERT TRADER SANK THE U-29
Berlin via Condon June 21. A German admiralty statement says U-20 rammed and sunk by a British tank steamer after ordered to stop. The claim, echoed by officials and public, may affect German American negotiations and raises questions on submarine conduct toward neutral flag ships in the war zone. Captain Weddigen, famed U-29 commander, is revered. Germans doubt submarine policy can change until Britain alters its flags and attacks on subs.
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Berlin
Condon
United States
Admiralty
Weddigen
Germany
von Hindenburg
Great Britain
Lane Urged for Bryan's Secretary of State Appointment
Washington June 21 The White House and other presidents livers urge the appointment of Secretary of the Interior Lane for Secretary of State. Lane’s digestion and role as adviser in the German crisis are cited as strong support. Some Democrats note his comedian by birth as a potential drawback in such a tense international moment. Confidence remains that Lansing will remain in his current post.
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Washington, D
Lane
Germany
Thie
Epennet
Atate
Ter
Perronele
Friends of
Lansing
Fragmentary verse memory and an odd newspaper line
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a verse memory and a startling line from a Wille table or tab. Unclear names and dates blur the context while the piece hints at a poetic or editorial fragment. The passage remains elusive with no coherent event or figure clearly identifiable.
Westenter Games at Lome 6 finish
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Westenter event at Lome with a six finish. Readable details are limited. no clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable for a fuller summary.
Barre G C Dominates St Johnsbury In Weekend Match
Barre Golf Club defeated St Johnsbury Golf Club on Barre's links with a 1 to 2 score. Barre fields a strong team this season and plans a return game against Montpelier Country Club on Saturday, July 26.
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Barre Golf Club
St. Johnsbury
Fraser
Fuller
Daniels
Borland
A. Freeland
G. M
Merrion
Cameron
J. Black
Bailey
Hutchinson
A. Miller
D. Pearl
Seasse Barre Golf Club
G. H. Fraser
John Daniels
John Reid
James Freeland
Peter Brown
Joe Comelli
Tinet
W. C. Lovie
W. C. Johnson
The Squash Vine Borer Threat to Garden Crops
Agricultural note outlines how the squash vine borer harms squash and pumpkin vines from early larval entry to full wilting. It explains larval pathways in stems leaves and fruits, counts possible numbers per plant, and warns small gardens face sharper damage than large plantings.
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Brown
W. Johnston
A. Mariani
D. J. McMillen
Gross
Carleton Sesrases
Morrison
Aleo
Lange
Mathieson
Mine Averill Coses
Attleboro Golf Accident Leaves Jewelry Firmman Near Death
A 22 year old Attleboro jeweler and Balfour Co employee A Ray Jackson was struck in the right temple by a golf club in Highland Golf Club while watching instructor Harry Kail. He lies in Sturdy Memorial Hospital with possible skull fracture and grim prospects. Kail is reportedly prostrated by the accident. Describes Jackson's Arkansas birth and recent western trip.
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Attleboro
Maes
A. Ray Jackson
Balfour Company of
Sturdy Memorial Hospital
Highland Golf Club
Jackson
Inka
Harry Kail
Balfour Company
Kail
Perryville
Ark
Kail Ia
Prisoner Attack at Massachusetts Reformatory Injures Instructor
Concord Massachusetts June 21 Robert J Stevenson an instructor in the cloth shop at the Massachusetts reformatory was assaulted yesterday afternoon by two prisoners. One stabbed him three times with a work knife while the other threw a heavy iron piece striking near the eye. Prisoners Frank McMahon and Joseph Carney overpowered and confined will face Superior Court later. Both are serving five year terms for attempted robbery with McMahon having one year served and Carney since last March. The physician reported injuries not expected to be serious.
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Concord
Maas
Robert J Stevenson
Massachusetts Reformatory
Frank McMahon
Mr. Stevenson
McMahon
Joseph Carney
Carney
Fernald
Stevenson
Death by Own Action Described As Beautiful End
Cambridge June 21 Edmund Dane professor at the University of Minnesota described the death by own action of his young wife Dena Mee by drowning at Nantucket as dramatically tragic but a beautiful end. He called it her pathetic mistake that made her feel the world would do better without her. He traced her distress since the birth of their child and said she would have wanted to continue in life’s work. Mrs Dane was the daughter of Henry Dane of Lemgtown Grandeen.
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Cambridge
Mess
Edmund Dane
University of Minnesota
Nantucket
Dena
Henry Awa
Lemgtetliow
France Denies Charges Over Prisoner Treatment
Washington dispatch reports Germany plans to force French prisoners to work in swamps as retaliation for alleged French mistreatment of German captives. French officials deny mistreatment in tropical Africa, noting German prisoners are kept in Algeria Tunis and Morocco with adequate care. Prospective moves to northern Africa are noted amid diplomatic exchanges.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Och
Africa
Dahomey
Africsia
Algeria
Tunis
Morocco
Flest
Paris
de Marval
Red Crom
Tigo
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Grodeck
Teutons
Austria
Peninsula
Bull Durham
American Torbood Company
A. McLaughlin
Mrs. Metcalf
Assert
Beief
Bryan
Laos
Yrengrier
Lowe & Petew
Peenttyn
Eens
Tilteleey
Dre
Westenter
Barre G.C
Old Pine Club
Montpelier
A. R. Jackson
E. T. Dana
Yesterdey
Ferent Goer
Rego Medico
Blackstone
Moore & Owens Barre
Barre
France
Main Street
Crown's Drug Store
A. V. Beckley Narre, Vermont
Granite City Coal Yard
Granite Street—Office
Granite Street
Lehigh
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