U boat Sinks 14th Victim in Atlantic Raids
News from the Atlantic theater reports German U boats continuing raids along the coast. A Norwegian steamship Isidsvold was attacked near the Virginia Capes, with crew saved after five hours in small boats. Senate debates Navy readiness as requests for new balloon and airplane stations advance.
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Illneis
Lodge
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Brandesee
Brandeseo
Connecticut
Navy Department
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Baker
Atlanticana Gulf
Roosevelt
Atlantic
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Isidsvold
New Jersey
Rendegrvous
Oreys
Peutschland Acting
Expect Shooting Victim Will Die
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Joseph Spatane
Patsy
Heidgeport Brass Company
Obituary for May Eshell Widow of Oliver Eshell
May Eshell widow of Oliver Eshell died yesterday at age 77. A native of Ireland she lived in Wyoming and was seven years old. The funeral will be held at 1 20 o clock this afternoon from her home with burial at Mountain Graveyard Cemetery.
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Oliver
Ishell
Chland
Mountain Grave
Lafayette Honors General March in Warm Town Welcome
General Peyton Conway March, U S Army, received a tremen dous ovation in Iston Pa as 4000 townspeople packed the square to honor his recent promotion. A militia company lined the street while Civil War veterans stood nearby as the distinguished guest spoke humbly to the crowd.
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United States Army
Ute
Iston
Aston
Bob
Palitc Square
Wilin
Marines Push Germans Back Near Chateau-Thierry
French and American forces break along a 2 1 2 mile front, driving Germans from high ground northwest of Chateau-Thierry. About 270 Germans captured. French also gain in the Veuilly-le-Poterie area. Marines report continued hard fighting as they press toward the Marne, while Germans reinforce and shell nearby regions.
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Ourcq
Marne
Veuilly-le- Poterie
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Chateau-Thierry
Rheims
Third Shooting Leads to Clues
The piece outlines a tangle of interethnic feuds in the city. Neapolitan, Sicilian, and Calabrese groups clash as a shooting leaves factions blaming each other and police struggle with a hidden Track Mandl network. Authorities fear further violence and seek to curb the secret gangs.
Aisne Front Reports Allied Gains and German Shortage
Allied forces improve positions in the Aisne area and capture prisoner batches showing fatigue and privation. A French escapee says hundreds of German bodies lie about, with guards subsisting on scarce rations since May 47. Berlin dispatches note ongoing artillery actions but tell of heavy battlefield losses and limited front activity.
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Lox Don
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Tuttle
Chateau Thierry
Ardre Yiver
Sis
London
Gereman
Éeatements
Naval Men Here to Hunt Plotters
Beachside nerves ripple after a blast near a naval base as police link a bomb plot to German espionage amid a cordon of guards. Officers recover fragments of a three inch steel bomb and determine dynamite filled charges could have wrecked the base if not confined. Authorities, including naval intelligence, pursue leads across Bridgeport.
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Pyer
Leonard H- Dyer
WN iYesterday
Poliee
Bridgeport
Refuse to Obey Russellites Tell Drafted Soldier
New York June 6 Extracts from The Finished Mystery a posthumous book of Pastor Russell were read at the trial of J F Rutherford and eight associates charged with conspiring to oppose war policies. Witness Roy C Mee Henry testified two defendants admitted writing material for The Finished Mystery after war began. A letter Rutherford allegedly sent to Hans InSheer urged that those who refuse military service face persecution and possible prison or execution.
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Russell
Jofedoraseph FB. Rutherford
Roy C. Mee Henry
United States
Scranton
Clayton J. Woodworth
George H. Fisher
Sablier
Rutherford
Hans Inshers
National Army
Camp Devens
Mask
Boston
Insheeg
American Planes Down Enemy Photographer in France
American forces in France report air battles northwest of Toul. An enemy photographer was shot down after a brief fight as his plane crashed inside German lines. Other American pilots pursued a German photographer near Nancy. A near miss occurred near Pont-a-Mousson when an American pilot misidentified an enemy biplane. Bullets pierced the American aircraft but did not cause damage.
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Associated Fress
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Nancy
Pont-a-Mousson
Germany
Major Duell Falls Near Fort Worth In Plane Crash
Headquarters at Kelly Field received a message from Austin stating Major Thorne S. Duell, recently assigned to command Taliaferro Field at Fort Worth, had fallen in his airplane near there. It did not state whether he was injured, and it appears he was flying from Kelly Field to his new command.
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San. Antonio
Texas
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Austin
Thorne Ts. Duell
Taliaferro Field
Fort Worth
Duell
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