Italians Drive Deep Into Piave Front and Press Austrian Forces
Italian troops broke Austrian rear guards along the Piave river and hold the river front from the Mon Tell area to the sea. They crossed to pursue retreating forces, inflicting heavy casualties and taking prisoners, while pontoon bridges were swept away by countermeasures. Austrians report reserves moving east and claim 50,000 prisoners since June 6 with 150,000 Italian losses in this phase. The Italian advance spreads to the Venetian plain and western mountains as they press multiple sectors. Allied actions include French raids near Le Port and Canard areas, and Canadian success near Arras with 22 prisoners and six machine guns. German bombing continues east of Amiens.
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Piave
Montello
Lage
Dine
Austrian War Office
Austrian Aar
France
Belgium
Leport
Atene
Woevre
Lorraine
Arrashe
Amiens
Pree Trial Treatment Promoted By Thekw K-05
Advertised as a safe guaranteed weight loss method promising rapid pounds lost per day without dieting or exercise. Testimonial letters claim customers like Nateman and Anna Schmidt readily achieved significant weight reductions after using the treatment from a Licensed Physician based in Fifth Avenue New York. Potential readers are invited to request more proof and personal experiences.
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Nateman
Anna Schmidt
Pi. i
Fifth Avenue
New York
Lottery draw to determine class order in WWI draft
Washington June 25 The second draft draw for 400 000 registrants will take place in the senate office building with Secretary Baker blindfolded drawing the numbers from a bow at 9 30 am. The process will assign each registrant to a class, with the first drawing deciding order for service while later draws only fix placement in the class.
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Washington
Senate
Baker
Pastors Organize For Public Service In Cheyenne
Cheyenne pastors and laymen form an informal body to promote government support and war effort. A Thursday night meeting plans a committee of about 60 city residents from various churches to form a permanent organization for the proposed plan.
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Pariah House
Cheyenne
Thacaday
Officers Leave Ft Russia for Training Camp
Two officers from Port Russeill have departed for the officers training camp in Jacksonville, Fla. to receive instruction that will aid their early promotions. They are Sergeant Bernard and Wisse Bloom, previously in the quartermaster corps.
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Port Russeill
Offoers
Jacksonville
Pla
Sergekote Bernard and
Wissebloom
Qailiormaster
Corpa
What a Man Back from the Front Says About the Game of War
In Washington, Private GQ of the Eleventh Engineers recalls Cambrai and shows the grit to endure wounds and amputation. He speaks of confidence in ultimate victory and the discipline of soldiers who faced bombardment, tank trains, and retreat with stoic humor, while another injured Harvard unit whistleblower endures a field hospital raid and loss of limbs, aiming to study at MIT.
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Donald L. Breed
Suk
France
Laways
Cambrai
Ballpaume
Eleventh Engineers
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Epura
Hozsea
Cambral
Lae
Paris
Walter Reed
Harvard
Red Cross
Jega
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ufe
City Divided into Districts for Savings Stamp Drive
Cheyenne plans a war savings stamp campaign with a target of 115000 dollars. Local school district officers William Storey William Dudely and John D. Clark lead efforts, shifting a Friday afternoon meeting to Friday evening at 9 30 in the gymnasium. Solicitors for every block were appointed and must meet for instructions to canvass neighbors and recruit assistants as needed.
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William Storey
William Dudely
John D. Clark
Upos
W. &. B Comaiier
Cheyenne
Mnager
B. W. Stone
Heyenne
Gymnassium
Thia Drive
Thei
Etehl
Cumber
Wiliam Storey
Yust
Denver
List of Names Appearing in Historical Document
A long list of names including Charles Chain Dugald Whitakeer Lavehlin M s M eet RW Thos Morland Rewer Ki Sapp P. Marry Crain J.W. is John W. Lacey Z. B. David George Datcher John Schuneman Grover Riea C. M Watts RH. Datcher Chas B. Red ley FA Parnogy Henry Stubbs George Jansen Ed Koarrigan A. Ryan M. A. Chapman Fred Schilling A. O. Walton Ed Bartley Harry G. A Swainson H. EB. Stephen L. Clay Miles Shepherd BR. N. Fontaine C. Curtiste D. M Robertaen Ed Garrity K. M. Lamont A. H. Whiting W. EB. Mullen John Baingh FP. Jenkins Sam Chenatela tion P. & Cook A. J. Ger as Tohs Morrison RK NR Dickson EF 8 60 W. W. Wilneck D. R. Kep ler T. P. Fahey W. T. Garrett W. E. Heinrichs Robert Hoskins S. A Bristol J. J. Underwood.
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Charles Chain
Dugald Whitakeer
Lavehlin
Ms M
Thos
Morland
Rewer
Ki Sapp
P. Marry Crain
John W. Lacey
Z. B. David
George Datcher
John Schuneman
Grover Riea
C. M Watts
RH. Datcher
Chas
B. Redley
Parnogy
Henry Stubbs
George [Jansen
Ed Koarrigan
A. Ryan
M. A. Chapman
Fred Schilling
A. 0. Walton
Ed Bartley
Harry
Miles Shepherd
BR. N. Fontaine
D. M Robertaen
Ed Garrity
K. M. Lamont
A. H. Whiting
W. EB. Mullen
John Baingh
A FP. Jenkins
Sam Chenatela Tion
P. & Cook
A. J. Geras
Tohs Morrison
Dickson
W. W. Wilneck
D. R. Kepler
T. P. Fahey
W. T. Garrett
W. E. Heinrichs
Robert Hoskins
A Bristol
J. J. Underwood
Sugar Rations Cut Again as July 1 Deadline Near
The federal food administration announces further sugar ration reductions to conserve canning supplies. After July 1 manufacturers dealers and distributors must operate on a certificate basis and obtain official certification before purchasing.
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The
Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
Weather report from the U S Weather Bureau
The report notes clear conditions with a normal temperature of 64 degrees. Today's mean temperature is 57 degrees, 24 hours down 3 degrees, with a high of 87 and a low of 67. Wind gusts reached 22 mph from the west, and total precipitation since January 1 stands at 9.42 inches.
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U. 3
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Robbee Kamuity
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