River Piave Scene Of Gatherings In War Report
Paris reports the river Piave as a focal point of gatherings with enemy and Allied forces engaged in heavy shelling and infantry actions. German efforts to extend their bulge are repelled as Allied positions hold at Courcy Longpont and along the Aisne. Paris, June, notes continued German losses and Allied gains with air raids and river-area fighting shaping the northern front.
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Solsong
Longpont
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Bulge
Krench Serfore
War Office
Olivet
Moptalpe
Aisne
Vingre
War Reports Trace U-Boat Raids Off Atlantic Coast
New York reports say German submarines near the U S coast have sunk a Norwegian steamer and another ship, with five total steamers and eight smaller vessels confirmed. Disruptions include mined areas near Delaware and Maryland, while Austrian offensive plans loom in Rome and Venice fronts as forces mass along the Italian front.
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Navy
Delaware Capes
Pratt
Rocholeine
Maryland
Strike widens at Chicago stockyards as hours pass
The Chicago stockyards strike grows with more workers leaving. 3,500 to 4,500 are out and a broader impact could reach 55,000 to 60,000 workers. The halt stops cattle supply for plants, while 900 cattle cars wait and officials help pen the stock.
Hun Subs Strike Hard Again Off Capes
Refugees flee the Marne battlefront as German submarines and ground forces bombard crowds. Civilians suffer heavy casualties while refugees from occupied districts pour into Paris, recounting forced evacuations and mass terror.
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Marne Battlefront
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Paris
Uhiana
Stone Wall Is Still Unbroken in Allied Front
The front from Soissons to Chateau Thierry remains solidly held by Allied forces as German assaults continue along multiple sectors. American troops in the Laneville area press the line with bayonets and grenades, while German losses mount amid heavy shelling and bombardment in Picardy and Amiens sectors.
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Soissons
Chateau Thierry
Wolves With Charms Create Reign Of Terror In Sheridan
Two wolves in the Sheridan district have terrorized stockmen for four years, reportedly immune to bullets and trapping. H. F. P. Williams of Arvada hunts them in the Big Horn mountains, tracking their annual theft of about $2,000 worth of stock.
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Arvada
Wyoming
Squaw Influences Creek Uprising Against Draft in Oklahoma
In Henryetta Oklahoma about 200 Creek Indians massed at the old fort near the campground where Crazy Snake uprising occurred 14 years ago They refuse to register for the draft and are armed with ammunition The Creek encampment is warned as fires and gunfire flare into the night Authorities rush to scene with Henrvetta home guard amid reports of White farmers killed and threats of a larger clash
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Union Pacific Daily Game Versus Miles-Dryer Club
Union Pacific will meet the Miles-Dryer club from Denver on Sunday June 9 at 2 p m in Pioneer Park. The Denver club is a strong aggregation of boat comi pro players and will test the Cheyenne team which stands as the citys lone baseball club in the national pastime. Fans are urged to support the Union Pacific squad.
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Cheyenne
Frank Niswander Dies Unexpectedly in Cheyenne
Frank J Niswander longtime Cheyenne business figure and former deputy state auditor died after arriving at Cheyenne Private hospital from an ear abscess followed by influenza. He served as secretary of Western National Life Insurance and held roles in University of Wyoming and state government. Survived by wife, child, brother Janet Niswander. funeral at Mason Temple 2 p.m. Friday under Wyoming consistory.
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Janet Niswander
D. Griffin
Arthur Piggott
King
Masone Temple
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Wheat is called remorse is often only chagrin over having been found out
Albany Journal notes that remorse may be a mild form of chagrin when a person realizes exposure has occurred. The piece reflects on how guilt can feel temporary and social consequences minimal in some cases.
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Revelations of Value Looked For Prom Men Out of Switzerland
June 5. Prominent financiers Brvere and Julian Beatty of New York return from Berne where they served under orders from the state department to purchase German hold stock in the American Mena company. The stake totals about 30 percent of a 25 million dollar capitalization tied to mines in Mexico. They claim they could have obtained nothing yet and expect important revelations to come from their Washington reports.
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Julian Beatty
Me A Company
New York
Berne
Bwitzerland
State Department
Mexico
Washington
Mooney pardon appeal prompts noncommittal reply
Governor Stephens received Wilson's second plea for Thomas J. Mooney's pardon but offered no comment. He remained noncommittal, stating he had nothing to say on the subject. Mooney was condemned for involvement in the preparedness day parade killings. The case drew national attention and linked labor and political tensions.
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Sacramento
Calif
Wm. Stephens
Thomas J. Mooney
Toei
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