Labor and War Policy Amid Frontline Turmoil Rages On
At St Paul minn June 10 workers urge total overthrow of German aggression as Gompers calls for unwavering sacrifice and unity with allied forces. Senate considers prohibition during war proposing ban on sale and transport of intoxicants and restricting whiskey withdrawals. Local officials greet delegates as the federation backs liberty justice and national unity.
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St Peal
Minn
United States
American Fedetion of Labor
Gompers
Schmahl
Hofrgson
Republic of the United States
Hearings Resume On New Bill With Baker As First Witness
Legislative hearings resume on a new appropriation bill carried by the military affairs committee. Secretary Baker acts as first witness amid calls for prompt action. The scene includes banners and protests as farmers gather outside City Hall amid anxieties over penalties and authority.
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Baker
Allen
No Compromise On Enduring Peace Versus Prussianism Declared
In Schenectady on June 10 Secretary Lansing stated no compromise can be reached between enduring peace and Prussianism. He warned that Germany’s submarine warfare would force the United States to act, stressing that statements of honor and good faith matter in the case of the Sussex.
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Lansing
Schenectady
Lanning
Etx
Sussex
United States
Germany
Bern
Offensive Side Must Be Taken 40 Win Battle Says Foch
A magazine article quotes General Foch urging the offensive side to press for a decisive victory. He emphasizes imposing military will, fixing the direction of attack, and sustaining pressure to achieve a favorable outcome in the planned engagement.
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Foch
Prisoners in Germany Suffer More After Air Raids
Geneva reports eight French prisoners who fled from Wisburg near Manners and arrived in Switzerland describe increasing rigor in German camps over three months. They say British troops are suffering, French are treated fairly, but treatment worsens after each air raid as towns are found and Germans hope for victory.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Wisburg
Mann
Els
Germany
Early Morning News Snapshot From War Front and Sea
Reports from Washington and London say American forces in Europe remain active and poised abroad after a Japanese boat incident. In New Bedford two whalers report being held by a U boat near Cape Hatteras, one captain allowed to proceed after explaining poverty. Taft warns the public about wartime labor disruptions affecting war material production.
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London
Daniels
Europe
New Bedford
Mass
Cape Hatteras
Ons Mays
Allowad
United States Casualty List Names Many Soldiers
Washington June 10 the army casualty list shows seventy four names including those killed in action and died of wounds. Listed are Lieutenants John A Dore and others with privates, sergeants, and corporals from multiple states and foreign addresses, with a note on missing prisoners and those wounded or in hospital.
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Washington
Aberimillo
John A. Doreshester
Mase
Edgar Stred Lawrence
Chicago
Anthony Ticello
Pottsville
Samuell Buchalter
Colchester
Conn
Clarence Fields
Ashland
Henry Kirby
Appleton
Wis
Guy Loerpabel
Mohler
Ore
Howard Morgan
Covington
Jesse Prine
Owar F. Schaeffer
Hazelton
J. R. Smith
Weiser
Ida
John Watts
Marsisoneteri-Poterra
Italy
Geof Wright
Biscos
N.C
Walter Bruce
Lovell
Main
Wm. H. Hornby
Fall River
Mass
Gust Kales
J. E. King
Asheboro
N. C
Mac
Winger
Marysville
Ohio
H. W. Walterman
Kamrar
Cadet Jefferson
Myers
Boonville
Ind
Eizie Lewis
Madisen
Chan. W. Atkins
Winterset
North Dakota Coal Operators Plan Summer Fuel Campaign
Minet North Dakota June 10 The North Dakota Lignite Coal Operators announce a publicity drive urging coal buyers in the state to stockpile lignite this summer to pressure operators to meet next winter's fuel demand. Government prices quoted for mine output are high enough to fund mine improvements for greater output.
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Minet
N. D
North Dakota
Tractor Demonstration To Attract Thousands In Minot
Minot Association of Commerce mobilizes all available men to remove rock and ditch 330 acres for a tractor demonstration on June 10. The effort funds crop preparation for next year and supports the Red Cross appeal. A prominent farmer leads the district drive as thousands are expected to attend from surrounding areas.
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Minot
N. D
Minot Association of Commerce
Juneau
Werd County
Joinice
Western
Cana
Youthful trio shot by watchman in dunes incident
A fragmentary report describes a youthful trio being shot by a watchman near a dune area. The injured are taken to hospital while a Ford car from a yard is noted. Further readable fragments reference a tractor, a machine, and a mistaken jayride context with names unclear.
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Watceman
Bimon Aetein
Ford
Hurton
Survey Of Atlantic Coast Submarine Light Denied
Washington June 10 A methodical survey of the Atlantic coast from the Mexican line to Halifax found no evidence that German submarines used a shore base or touched the shores. Secretary Daniels called the reports of signals from remote coast sections an official denial and said no submarine activity was observed.
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Washington
Atlantic
Mexican Line
Halifax
Daniels
Medical men to formulate war plans at meeting
Chicago June 10 War plans of the medical profession will be formulated at the sixty ninth annual session of the American Medical Association opening here to continue through the week. Chiefs of the US army and navy medical forces, medical men from France England Italy Belgium and other places will participate in deliberations. General Wm C Gorgas said the army is fielding the best physically and mentally trained force and that 76 to 80 percent of wounded will be restored to active service while permanent disability will not exceed ten percent.
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Chicago
United States Army
Navy
France
England
Italy
Belgium
Physitians
Ainaelo
Sur Roid
Wm. C Gorgas
Mirgeo
Eral
United Stated Army
Gorees
Survivors Reach North Carolina Coast After Ship Sinking
Sixteen crew members from the American Steamship Pinar Del Rio, missing since the vessel was sunk by a German submarine off Maryland, have been accounted for. They landed at a North Carolina life-saving station and proceeded to Norfolk after confirming the sinking and witnessing a nearby schooner’s winking light.
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Atlantic
J. MacKensis
Pinar del Rio
Maryland
Gost
New
North Carolin
Norfolk
Elizabeth City
N. C
Winnipeg Telegram Ceases Publication
The Winnipeg Telegram, burned out Saturday, will not resume publication. Principal owner was Hon. Robert Rogers formerly minister of public works in the dominion cabinet who resigned over differences with Premier Borden.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Telegram
Robert Rogers
Dominion Cabinet
Premiser Borden
German Offensives Press Montdidier Front In Six Day Fight
French and American forces contest the Montdidier to Oise sector as German assaulting waves push toward Noyon and Soissons. British and Allied defense holds with limited gains. more than 200000 German troops mass against a twenty mile front. Amiens and Chateau Thierry remain under threat while center operations show slow progress.
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Farin
Montdidier
Noyon
War Office
Furthur
Gurilly Wood
Benons
Bromiares
Marne
France
Peas
Aisne
Tyart
Amiang
Foch
Montétoller
Mackensen
Russia
Serbia
Rumania
Balatie
Soissons
Chateau-Thierry
Sree
Amiens
Cambrai
Flanders
Thierry
Erith
Aveluy Wood
Albert
Bethune
Lens
Frende
Ine
Oise
Allise
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