Italian Campaign Progress Hindered by Flooded Piave
Detailed front despatches describe conditions at six o'clock Monday evening as fighting continues in the mountains near Montello while Austrians suffer heavy losses. Italians press near the Piave but floods and breached ridges slow operations, with 600 Austrian prisoners noted and twelve divisions pummeled by Italian artillery as cobwebbed lines hold west of the Piave.
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Visia
Piave
Western Front Artillery Activity Resume In June
A June 26 dispatch reports resumed artillery duels along the Aisne south of Minne and near Sally La Porterie as General Foch notes intense action on June 25. Germany seeks vast territorial liberty under a peace aim, while Britain faces blame for prolonging the war and Australia trims shipping facilities amid rising American troop demands.
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Paris
Foch
Minne
Sally la Porterie
Latest Wires Report From Front Lines Near Belleau Wood
Allied patrols along the French line report successful raids in Lorraine near Belleau Wood capturing prisoners and machine guns. Reports note German attempts on London and raids in Ville sur Ancre, Commescourt Baillen, south of Lens, and the Haze Brouck sector with few prisoners and machine guns seized.
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London
Ville Sur Ancre
Commecourt Baillen
Lens
Hazebrouck
Italian Operations Counter Smash at Caposile
An Italian communique reports re-occupation and extension of the Caposile bridgehead, with heavy enemy counter attacks repelled. It notes 379 prisoners taken and several hundred more during cleanup of the battlefield. The report follows London coverage of labour leaders and a talk on peace and colonies.
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Oitlefield
German Socialist Criticism Calls Diplomacy Way Out
The Vorwaerts criticizes both belligerent camps for offering peace proposals yet not taking steps toward them. It argues that neither side will move, condemning the stalemate and urging diplomacy to find a path forward.
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London
The
Vorwaerts
Socialist Organ
French Press Demands Urgent War Resolve
Paris newspapers condemn the speech and call for immediate continuation of the war. Editors insist military needs are nonnegotiable and urge crushing Uralussianism as a national priority.
Japan Mobilises Two Million Men for Possible War
Paris and New York reports state Japan has mobilised about two million men including active and territorial forces with sixty day training, capable of rapidly forming an expeditionary force of about sixty divisions totaling near one million. Allied briefing notes discuss British PM Lloyd George's remarks on American troops in France and broader war prospects. Italian offensive successes decimate Austrian divisions along the Piave with Rome reporting full reoccupation of the Piave bank.
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Nevers
Austrian disaster extent unclear from latest front telegram
London dispatch reports the full extent of the Austrian disaster is not yet known. The latest Italian front lines describe slowed advances and the Italian forces pressing toward a decisive plan while highlighting the courage of their troops.
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London
Alwan' Img
Unveiling of Hohom Board in Mingenew Ceremony
Large crowd attended the Mingenee event to unveil the honor board honoring local men who joined the ALK and those who sacrificed for the Empire. Speakers praised the district’s service, with tributes from officials, and a valedictory for Private Mayberry. A pocket diary gift was presented to him on behalf of the community.
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