Fronts in Flanders Oise and Marne Inactive Today
United Press reports limited fighting on the Oise and Marne fronts with artillery actions near Montdidiere Churmyplat and Bleny. British raids north of Bellane yielded prisoners. French defense plans for Paris continue. urban unrest and labor tensions feature in the war coverage.
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Oise
Marne
Paris
Bavaria
Montdiiere
Olvo
Aisne
Rholmat
Churmyplat
Bleny
Cheampogas
Plana
Puste Works
Elviilen Popuideion
Flya
Muster of Company K Ends With Sparking Address and Dance
Last night at 9 40 oclock the Carry platoon Company K Pennsylvania Reserve MUA was mustered into nobles by Col ID Wileys of this city. Thirty-one men were present four were absent. Some speeches by Hon W B Merah stressed collective effort and duty. A crowd watched from the balcony, followed by a reception with dancing into midnight.
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Pennsylvania
Wileys
Gol
Wil
Merah
Col. Wilcox
Mr. Marsh
Serious Wreck at Ridgway Amid Rail Yard Tragedy
A Pennsylv ny Railroad collision near Ridgway early morning left nine injured or missing, including Meeker the fireman and Chivkey the brakeman. Meeker died after being crushed between engines. others suffered various injuries. Engineer Snydar reported minor scrapes. Funeral services set for Emmanuel Episcopal Church tomorrow.
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Vnz Sié Philadelphis
Wriol
Philip Mesker
Alnglo
Way Keiod
Alfred Cluckey
Runovo
Meeker
Chivkey
Hila
O'Sirok
Snydar
iHe
Irish and Australians Exempt From Draft Under Treaty
Washington reports that Irish and Australian youths of draft age in Britain and America are exempt from the draft under the military convention between the British and American governments. An exchange of formal notes between Washington and London clarified the draft age questions in the United Kingdom and Canada as related to the treaty.
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Irih
Tha Benete
Beomnia
London
Rugland
Canada
Another flag raising at noon at Corry factory
The Corry Pibew Huratives Company held a noon flag raising at the factory. The flag was donated by the employers, with a committee led by C Mooze and Lt 14. A ceremony included a speech, singing, and cheers for Glory. The company says employees deserve pride for sustaining a new industry in town.
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Corry Pibew Huratives
800000 Americans In France Reported By United Press
Washington June 5 General Margh Chief of Army intelligence said there were 800000 American troops in France and that by July there would be an organization under arms in France. He predicted American forces would eventually match Germany in strength.
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Washington
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Atoif
Muse
Hmnanes
Itc
Algo
France
Gonniany
Red Cross kindness praised in Corry letter home
Private Ray W Forbes writes from Fort Monmouth detailing Corry Red Cross aid for overseas troops. He praises meals, comforts, care packages, and stamps sent by local volunteers, noting how fellow soldiers received post cards and supplies. He urges continued support and thanks the Corry Chapter of the Red Cross and local merchants for their efforts helping service members.
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Jing
Red Cross
Andy
Corry
Cenp
Red
AL Willlapieport
Ua Wal
Dhoong Tetter
Amerie
United States
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Rive
Ely
Ted Cross
Ana Biripes
Ray W
Loo
Artillery Action on the Marne Reported North of Chateau-Thierry
American and German artillery were active today north of Chateau-Thierry as U S and Allied detachments push operations near Houness. Infantry advances were also reported in the area.
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Jung ii
Chateau-Thierry
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Houness Hhow
Funeral for Noted Aviator Major Bergl Keating Attended by Allied Forces
A World War I funeral for Major Bergl Keating, famed American ace, drew British French Italian and U.S. aviators, with troops marching past the front line as airplanes hovered and flowers fell. Letters from the front describe the somber ceremony and the international homage.
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Jansen Mullet
Charles Keating
Anders Jn
Bergl
Keating
Lumberg
Sind
Luther
Intinn
Tatlad
Tellliv
War + Department
Toole
Sergi Paulson
Pnevimonia
Jong
Barry Tsowith
Tne
Convoy Sunk Three U Boats in European Run
A Valley Massachusetts report states three U boats were sunk by a convoy on a recent voyage to Europe. The article, though garbled, notes a coastal unit played a role and mentions ships and crew involved in the action and the destruction of enemy vessels.
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Valley
Mass
Gormid
Vars
Europe
Fottary
Viera
Metamors
Wellyley
Wimond
Euienare
In France Meeting of Lt Van Vieck and Edwards
Fragmentary wartime note recounts Lt Lyle Van Vieck meeting Carl Edwards in France and describes camaraderie among allied troops. Mentions support staff, thanks to officers, and a letter from Sgt Kenting praising group efforts amid bombardment. Includes anecdotal quotes about air battles and morale.
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Lyle van Vieck
al van Vieck
Statini
Carl Edwards
Mre van Vieck
France
Prince
Pittsburgh
Itn
Ravenna
Sergt Kenting
Uncle
Luthery
British see victory, buy Am stocks in turmoil
The New York market shows widespread volatility with British victory headlines boosting optimism while U S stocks wobble amid confusion. Traders report erratic trading, thin volumes, and unclear guidance as prices bounce across early session, leaving investors cautious.
Radiator Co Flag Raising Tribute At Local Event
A patriotic flag raising last evening featured residents including Miss JeWel Nayior and Messrs Chester Shyus Le Whitilesey along with Milton Waller and Mrs. Waller. Speakers recalled battles from Saratoga to Pershing era and urged continued national unity under the Star Spangled Banner. The crowd joined in singing and salutes as the stirring program closed with a pledge to defend freedom.
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Glsvs Ware
Lucila
Murabtion
Saratoga
Benedict Arnold
Gertans
Pershing
Neil Tury
Rune i
Ourieansa
Fras
America
Today's List of Casualties from Washington DC
Washington DC June 15 casualty list issued this morning shows 81 names classified under various statuses. The Marine Corps casualty list contains 68 names with 8 killed in action and 55 seriously wounded. six lieutenants were favorably wounded. Weather forecast: cooler tonight and warmer, Sunday fair.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Lst
Marine Corps
Flag Day Exercises At Auditorium Audience Return Of Glory
A fragmented OCR of a historic Flag Day program describes speeches and songs at the auditorium. A keynote address calls Americans to unity, with historical allusions to Lexington and Bunker Hill and references to Old Glory and national duty. Music includes "America" and patriotic readings, celebrating wartime resolve and unity.
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Jorge Auionu
Cwery
Pepre
Holton
Myers
Lee Williluxey
Oh Glory
Iby
Byworth
Wow
Murguriaga
Austin
Warrun TeRisey
Mr de Rayo
Dawey
Lingime
Syoreey
Willie Dosstow
France
Kaiser
Kaiser's
Corry
Die Waller
Ohmaira
America
Americans Control More Battle Line
Washington report states Senator Kirby and the Senate Military Committee announced that American troops hold longer portions of the front and are patrolling the areas. The remarks emphasize growing control and sustained presence along key sectors.
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Washington
Kirby
The
War Council
Senate Military Committee
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