Vast encircling move upon Paris fronts
Allied front reports huge German effort to envelop Paris from Mont Didier to Chateau-Thierry. French and American troops resist with heavy fighting, 500 plus prisoners taken, German losses described as heavy. British line improvements south of the Somme noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Didier Noyon
Paria
Avra
Mont Didier
Chateau-Thierry
Frane
Somme
Rouzencourt
Paris
Noyon
War Office
Cavilly Wood
Bessons-sur-Natz
Brussiares
Marne
Associated Press
Pamis
Jennier Clemenceau
Londox
Aveluy Wood
Albert
United
Fee
Courcelles-Epayelles
Chateau- Thierry
Oise
Peres Stall Corre
Neyon
Olss
Mont Didier Salient
Strance
Uniesa
Genermil von Hutter
Bax
Prenca
Neviiat Hk Steel
War casualty list names Indiana men among dead and wounded
The national casualty listing reports 74 names for Indiana with 12 killed in action and 5 died of wounds. several more died from disease or accidents including pilots and soldiers from Covington, Madison, Indianapolis, and other towns. The Sunday list adds 198 names with 33 killed in action and 8 died of wounds, noting Lt Elmer D. Mackey among missing. Indiana entries include Captain Charles W. Athens and Private Elele Lewis among the wounded, and several listed as missing or evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agosated Press
Washington
Elele Lewis
Fluimors Street
Madison
Ind
Charles W. Athens
Wintrset Town
Dwight E. Carson
Mount Ayer
Jonas James W. Hott
Creston Ta
Atone Jirkovaki
Weat Ceedar Rapids
Les Jones
Andrews
Jos
L. Madden
Din Stanley
Pittsford
Michel
Elmer D. Mackey
Aeeaport
Army
General Persning
Degren
John A. Dorchester
Ei al Lawrence
Chicago
Charles W. Aik
Ene
Interset
John T. Costellow
Binghamton
Spencer J. Searles
Merriam Fark
Bitz
Metz
Caxaclivist
Indiana
Mike Finfibach
Cannelton
John Twassen
Trt
Alex I. Asch
Sovil Bend
Joseph_ B. Nariesaisuj
Booth Bend
Charles L. Boggs
Indianapolis
John D. Gowan
Oseary
Loftua
Marion
Must Fight On To The Finish War Speech
Secretary of State Robert Lansing denounces Prussianism and German war aims, calling for steadfast resolve in war praise for American resolve and warning against assurances from Berlin. He cites Sussex and Brest-Litovsk as proof of German bad faith and urges continued effort until victory.
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Associated Press
Schenectady
Robert Lanning
Union College
Amercan
United States
Germany
Berkstorff
Vlew
Berlin
Belgiare
Brest-Litovsk
Lansingsaid
Hyts
Valley of Shadows
World’s Leading Doctors Gather in Chicago for AMA Meet
World renowned physicians and surgeons from the United States and 41 nations gather in Chicago for the sixty-eighth annual American Medical Association convention. Delegates review credentials as officers and committees prepare for tomorrow’s program led by Dr. Charles H Mayo. Topics focus on war affairs and scientific discussions with an eye to future army and navy medical work.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Earuth
Americal Medical Association
United States
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Australis
Canada
House of Delexdter
Fone Ten
Association
Wan
Frank O.lowden
Tisttng Cetegstes
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Sscocretion
Army and Navy
War work registration drive opens this week
The registration committee urges all women who have not yet registered for war work to attend the gleaning registration this week. Booths will operate at the Lamp Works, Kresge’s Five and Ten, Willard Service Station, Pennayl Varde station, and the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolt & Dessauer
Lamp Works
Kresge
Willard
Pennaylvarde
Court House
Secret Atlantic U boat defense plans described
A June report from Washington notes secret methods against German U boat raids were mapped by the operations section with naval consulting board input. Rear Admiral Winslow met with Secretary Daniels and Admiral Buelson to unify coastal patrols and review incidents for safety along the Atlantic coast. News cites a survey finding no shore-based submarine bases along the coast and details naval district actions to protect shipping amid raids off Maryland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Consulting Board
Cameron Winslow
Atlantic
Bengon
Atantin Porta
Altyat
Washington
Halifax
Daniele
Winslow
Naval Districts
Daniels
Biuson
Bureau of Operations
Department
Danile
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Sulaware
Florida
New England
Pinar del Rio
England
Hindenburg
Teutan Seaorda
Sean
Heavwland
New York
Passenger fares rise on American railways now in effect
The new three cent per mile passenger fare rate ordered by Director General McAdoo became operative at midnight. Tickets purchased today anywhere in the United States are at the higher rate, with stopover privileges removed for ongoing journeys begun before now. Pullman car accommodations add another one cent per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Press
Washington
McAdon
Merchant fleet stage in ice in Behring Sea
Washington June 10 The first merchant fleet this year from Seattle to the salmon canners ex Aristo bay has stuck in late ice in Behring Sea and one steamer the Teevine has been sunk according to a dispatch received today by the department of commerce. The icebreaker Roosevelt of the Fisheries Service aided the Tacoma and her passengers and four other ships were towed to safety by tugboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Washington
Seattle
Griefed Heads Factory Teams Grist for War Drive
Griest, master mechanic of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Western division, is named chairman of the factory committee for the upcoming war drive in late June. He will announce the committee in a few days as the city’s factory leadership pledges strong results. The drive urges workers to support war savings stamps and certificates, with emphasis on displaying the American flag and reporting noncompliance. School teachers face assignment rules tied to campaign work, and those leaving for vacation may be excused while others must continue in summer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Griest
Penteylvenia Railroad Company
Afr. Griest
Ns Committee
Mr. Grisat
W. SS
Arthur J. Folsom
Cormbittte
Court Houe
Garvica
Fort Wayne
Echool
Weather forecast for Port Wayne and vicinity
Showers tonight and on Tuesday with warmer temperatures tonight. Forecast for the period June 10 to June 12 indicates fair weather elsewhere, with showers probable about Thursday. Cooler temperatures in the Lake region and the southeastern states. Scattered showers from the upper Mississippi River to the coast continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port R Wayne
Wales
Tennessee
Ceanatas
Eastyrard
South Atlantic
Upper
Mississippi
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT FOR FORT WAYNE IN 24 HOURS
United States Weather Bureau station in Fort Wayne Indiana reports for the 24 hour ending today. Temperatures ranged from a high to a low with no precipitation in the period. The Maumee river stage was seven feet at 7 a m and humidity was 81 percent yesterday and 80 today. Barometer reading is given and sunset time noted.
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Fort. Wayne
Maumee River
Geddes discusses possible U boat threat off American coast
London June 10 Sir Eric Geddes former first lord of the admiralty said it is too early to forecast what a German submarine presence off the American coast may portend. He outlined submarine strategy since the war start and warned there is no clear sign of increased U boat numbers while noting longer travel distances reduce German supply time in the operating zone. He discussed possible submarine types and the difficulty of establishing bases on a hostile coast.
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United Prem
London
Eric Geddes
the Admiraly
Called Press Today
Usf
Prat
Taspensa
Eric
Obaea
Bir Hric
Amerecan
Erie
Acme
Red Cross Appeal Brings Fort Wayne Nursing Call
Fort Wayne hosts a Red Cross appeal urging immediate enlistment of graduate nurses, enrollment of women as student nurses, and public cooperation to release nurses for military service. A mass meeting at Temple theater Thursday will feature Rev Dr Schuessier and Dr Milas Porter, with emphasis on mothers of potential nursing students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cominy
American Red Cross
Ovary
The
Red Cross
Nuren
Temple Theater
Schuessier
Chicago
Milas F. Porter
Fort Wayne
Miliitary
Sarvina
Americans Stop German Assault in World War I Dispatch
General Pershing reports repulsed German attack near Bouresches with heavy enemy losses. Artillery battles rage in Chateau-Thierry and Picardy. Marne activity declines. Germans concentrate opposite Toul and Nancy. observers fear a forthcoming attack or possible American push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
Bouresehes
Chateau-Thierry
Picardy
Bowresches
Pigardy
Marne
Bolshevik Rule Approaches End in Russia
Report from Stockholm dated June 10 notes the counter revolution in Russie grows. Bolsheviki are tying their last defense. If the regime is not overthrown by allied revolutionary parties, a monarchial counter revolution may follow in Moscow and Petrograd. Continued on page four.
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Sexe Shapten
Stetantat
Stockholae
Ry Russie
Bolshewiki
Prevent
Moscow
Petrograd
Sim
Babies Start Flying Registration During Welfare Week
Women of the city push registration of babies through the week with plans to exceed expectations. The program covers children up to six years old and continues unless finished early or special arrangements are made. Details from Dr. Cairn and committee chairs outline locations at Adams-Capin, Jefferson, Wash ington, Rudisill, Lakesite, and other churches and schools with captains coordinating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairn
Melge
A. K. Nemmal
Adams — Capian
Robert Koerber
Hepns
Fred Thieme
Jefferson and
Washington
Hetty Jordan
Rudisill
Lakesite
J. G. Edward
Hosgiang
Miner
South Wayne
Siamuel Stringer
Nebraska — Jay
John B Stemen
James YH. Smert
Hawailton
Grace Lutheran
William Friv
Harmar
McCulloch and
Clay
J. H. Kerns
Hlogmingdale and
Franken
WO. Granger
Baptist Church
Hannastraat
WW. A. Coneher
W. J. Jackson
St. John's Lutheran
Charity Gifford
Emmaus
Local Employment Bureau faces possible close soon
In Indianapolis on June 10 funds show only 890 dollars left to run the five state employment bureau. Work may continue two weeks longer but unions seek more money or the bureaus could be shut down until October 3 when new appropriations arrive. Governor Goodrich may divert funds from other allocations to keep the agencies operating. The bureaus cost about 1000 dollars monthly and are located in South Bend Fort Wayne Terre Haute and Evansville.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pale
Goodrich
South Bend
Fort Wasia
Terre Haute
Evansville
Roosevelt Unwell Delays Speech at Indianapolis
Colonel Theodor Roosevelt reportedly suffers an illness prompting him to cancel plans for a reception before his visit to campaign in Georgia. Officials say he wishes to rest at a hotel and be seen by a physician before speaking as part of the war savings and thrift stamps drive in the city.
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Asse Oll Trea
Endianapolis
Jang
Theodora Roosevelt
Uia Campaten
Gianapelia
Perhams
Roosevelt
Ervalpelas
Eugene Foster to Speak Here Monday June 17
Eugene Fost er, secretary of the Associated Charities at Indianapolis and noted social service worker, will be principal speaker at a mass meeting Monday evening June 17 at the Templis theater. The event opens an institute on home service and civilian relief with sessions daily during the week. Enrollments Tuesday morning cost 76 cents to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fodter
Associated Charities
In@anapolis
Princpal
Tempis Theater
Ice
Red Cross Society
Home Service
Foster
Reclassification Exam Plans For Registrants Near Draft
Four local boards prepare to reclassify registrants under 3 remaining June weeks. Boards may use 2A 4A and related categories while supporting affidavits and cases of weakness or industrial claims affect class placement. Local advisory boards and the government appeal agent will conduct the reexamination amid complaints about improper deferments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mejor Baltsel
Indiana
United States
Day's War Summary From Front Line Effort In Pravce
A German offensive to break Allied lines in Pravce advances from Novon to the eastern suburbs of Mont Didier with heavy resistance and limited gains. The drive near Amdens area has seen strong defense as hills and river lines shape the battle, with outposts forming along the Olive river and preparations for a major engagement to the front.
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Iuaay
Pravce
Novon
Theeastern
Mont Didier
Atsné
Shems
Amdens
Oive
Owill
Primcec
Mathensen
Russia
Serbia
Rumania
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American Medical Association
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Norfolk
Elizabeth City
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Ige
Behring Sea
Griest
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