RIVER PIAVE SCENE OF GATHERINGS
Paris reports from June detail enemy attempts to press the German line on the Bulge's southern end near La Ferte Milon and Moulin-Sous-Touvenit, met with determined Allied resistance. Allied positions hold at both ends as the Germans bombard La Ferte Hon but fail to breach the line. French and Allied prisoners taken and enemy losses noted.
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Paris
Ivance
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la Ferte Milon
Moulin-Sous- Touvenit
Solsong
Longpont
la Ferte
Bulge
Olivet
Moptalpe
Aisne
Vingre
War storms Atlantic coast as U boats sink vessels
Allied reports indicate several merchant ships sunk near the coast by German raiders, with torpedoes feared scarce and crews rescued. New figures show 218 passengers among the Caribbean voyage losses and 16 deaths, amid ongoing U boat activity offshore and warnings of a looming Austrian offensive in Italy.
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Jane
Atlantic
Ceria
Samuel Mangel
Mia
New York-Porto Rico
Carolina
Lewes
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Strike deepens at Chicago stockyards as hours pass
The Chicago stockyards strike worsened through the day as 3,500 to 4,500 workers quit, halting cattle supply and delaying hog trading. Stockmen scalemen and key men joined after an executive session seeking shorter hours and higher pay, with potential broader effects on up to 60,000 workers if unresolved.
Hun Subs Strike Hard Again Off Capes
German submarine activity near Cape fronts reports sinking a Norwegian vessel and expanding naval warfare. The scene describes refugees fleeing battles along the Marne front and horror as civilians are casualties amid the invasion.
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Marne Battlefront
Lus
Paris
Uhiana
Stone Wall Is Still Unbroken by Slavs in War Front
Washington reports show the allied line from Soissons to Chateau Thierry holding firm against German assaults. American troops in the Laneville sector press the frontline, penetrating defenses and striking with rifles and grenades while Berlin touts progress amid heavy bombardment in Amiens and other sectors.
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Wolves With Charms Halt Bullets as They Terrorize Wyoming
Two legendary wolves in the Sheridan district allegedly dodge expert marksmen and trapper nets while slaying stock annually, totaling about $2,000 in losses over four years. H F P Williams of Arvada trails them through deep Big Horn snows, earning a reputation as a bold Wyoming hunter.
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Big Horn Mountains
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Arvada
Wyoming
Uprising of Creek Indians After Draft Defiance Near Henryetta
About 200 Creek Indians reportedly gathered at a stamping ground near Henryetta to resist the draft. Fires and gunfire erupted around the encampment as a Creek squaw was said to have stirred the resistance, with authorities rushing to the scene and preparing to move against the armed group at dawn.
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Union Pacific to Meet Miles-Dryer Club in Park Game
Union Pacific will face the Miles-Dryer club from Denver on Sunday June 9 at 2 pm in Pioneer Park. The Denver club comprises top professional players and will test the Cheyenne team which represents the national pastime, drawing fan support.
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Comipro
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Frank Niswander Dies Unexpectedly In Cheyenne
Frank J Niswander longtime city official and Western National Life secretary died at Cheyenne Private Hospital from an ear abscess followed by influenza. He formerly served as deputy state auditor and tax commissioner official under Governor Richards. Survived by wife and child and a brother Janet Niswander. Burial planned at Mason Temple Friday at 2 p.m. under Wyoming Consistory.
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Cheyenne
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Western National Life Insurance Company
University of Wyoming
W. A. Richards
Janet Niswander
D. Griffin
Arthur Piggott
King
Masone Temple
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Wheat is called remorse is often only chagrin over being found out
Albany Journal notes that remorse is often mere chagrin after exposure, framing regret as a social reaction rather than moral reckoning.
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Albany Journal
Revelations Of Value Looked For Prom Men Out Of Switzerland
Atlantic City June 5 Two Americans Brereve and Julian Beatty directors of the American Metal Company arrived from Berne Switzerland under orders from the state department. They sought to purchase German held stock in the company to prevent German control of valuable Mexican mines. They expect to make significant disclosures when they report to Washington.
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Julian Beatty
Me A Company
New York
Berne
Bwitzerland
State Department
Mexico
Washington
Stephens Shows No Comment On Mooney Pardon Appeal
Governor William Stephens received a second pardon appeal from Wilson seeking clemency for Thomas J. Mooney, condemned for actions during the 1919 preparedness day parade killings. He offered no statement, saying he had nothing to say on the subject at this time. The case drew wide attention as labor leaders and supporters urged action while the president considered it.
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Mooney
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Sacramento
Calif
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Thomas J. Mooney
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