Dusk Flows Into Ghastly Front in German Push
Paris June 0 The third and most furious German offensive in 1918 pushes from Noyon to Montdidier amid massed attacks on French lines. Twenty four German divisions and reserves press the center and wings, with grim resistance from French artillery and machine guns, as casualties mount along a twenty mile front.
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Paris
Germany
Noyon
Montdidier
Rushig
Jerman
Batte
Thies
Cambrai
Montdidiier
Montdidinr
North Nut
Somme
Amiens
Montdidion
Camtigny
Ian i
Masons Honor Flag Dedication At Wyoming Scottish Rite Meet
Wyoming Master Masons and guests opened the thirty fourth reunion with a flag dedication honoring members in government service. About 200 Masons attended as degrees from the fourth to the fifteenth were conferred, with 97 Master Masons in the class and 30 Cheyenne residents among them.
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Wyoming
Platt
John A. Riner
T. Blake Kennedy
Lo W. Trumbull
H.R. Millard
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Np Ce
Peter 8. Cook
J. F. Rossman
Kadosh
Richard H. Repath
Henry G. Watson
Pitt Covert
C. B. Morgan
G. H. Gilland
Cheyenns
William Brooker
Glenrock
William Daley
Rawlins
Samuel Curzon
Mra. P
Cook
Alsorn
Roscoe H
Alstop
Felix
Angler
Obed
Central Citty
Americans Again Make Gains in Macedonia Front
Allied forces press toward German lines in Macedonia and France and Belgium. Americans and French win ground, capture prisoners and machine guns, while Austrians mass large forces behind their lines and suffer heavy losses from frequent assaults. Artillery activity increases on multiple sectors, including the Serbian front.
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Macedonia
Bruassares
Chatteat Thierry
France
Belgium
German War Office Reports Major Montdidier Breakthrough
Berlin reports that more than 8,000 prisoners and numerous guns have fallen into German hands as they push toward a vital sector between Noyon and Montdidier. French fronts note village occupations and costly assaults east and center, while British dispatch mentions only artillery activity with no notable actions.
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Berlin
War Office
Montdidier
Noyon
King Urges U S Troops to Russia and Allied Effort
A resolution by Senator King of Utah calls for sending American forces to Russia with allies to expel German power and to dispatch a commission to counter German propaganda and aid Russian freedom. The report notes anti soviet actions and possible strikes in Russia and discusses a government syndicate to control trade with foreign nations.
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Washington
Russia
China
Japan
King of
Utah
London
Moscow
Exchange Telegram Company
Stockholm
Politikan
Copenhagen
United States
England
Scandinavia
Great Russian Corporation
Interweaving Attack System Drives German Assault in France
German forces push along the Montdidier Noyon front gaining ground in a fierce battle described as a slaughter house by heavy German and French fire. Courcelle and Mont Rénaud see fighting as Germans press toward Oleo to threaten the allied salient while French withdraw to fortify ground. Reuters report notes the furious conduct on both wings and pockets around Bessons sur Matz with heavy losses on both sides.
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London
Haig
War Office
France
Montdidier- Noyon
Courcelle
Mont Rénaud
Letemonts
Bessons-sur- Matz
Oleo
Noyom
Montdidier
Noyon
Seye
Reuter
Mate
Outehira
U S Plans Largest Merchant Marine Yet At Notre Dame
In a Notre Dame address Chairman Hurley outlined a program to build a 25 million dead weight ton merchant fleet by 1920 with more than five billion dollars in expenditure. He claimed annual output would exceed 3 000 000 deadweight tons and predicted continued tonnage growth, while a separate note reported a $1 761 701 appropriation for the merchant marine and shipping board projects.
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South Bend
Ind
Hunley
S Shipping Board
Notre Dame Univernity
Hurley
America
Schwab
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Germany
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Shipping Board
Jamekce Ao
Bryan delays 7:20 address to 11:15 arrival in Cheyenne
William Jennings Bryan will arrive on No. 20 at 1:15 and speak at the Union Pacific depot on prohibition during a 20 minute stop. Governor Houx and Mayor Stone will welcome him with temperance society representatives.
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Union Pacific
William Jennings Bryan
Tw Iis
Ryan
Cheyenne
J. S. Stubblefield
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Wear
Houx
Stone
Japanese Aid Hinted as Harbin Crisis Deepens
Reports from Harbin Manchuria say General Semenoff seeks Japanese reinforcements though no proof exists yet. Diplomatic corps push for immediate Japanese intervention against growing German threat. The railway orders shut freight service between Harbin and Chang-Chung for sixty days amid rumors of official instructions.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Semenoff
Siberia
Washington
Bemendlt
Chang-Chung
Reltway
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Joe Lawler
Yts
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