Standstill in Infantry Fronts Across Sectors
Berlin reports 1,050 German guns captured in recent assault as artillery duels prevail. American aviators strike behind lines on the Toul front with raids near Domary Baroncourt and Conflans. Italian troops halt enemy attempts to force a passage northwest of Trent as German offensives falter and Paris notes mixed gains and heavy fighting along Montdidier Oise zone.
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Seared Platforms and Weak Wisconsin Race Sparks Debate
A fragment cites a sharp but unclear political contest in Wisconsin with mention of two candidates and a 15th district style platform. Vague phrasing hints at campaign tension and party alignment, but concrete names, dates, and outcomes are missing. Further text needed for precise summary.
Soviet arrests mount in anti-Soviet plot case
Moscow reports over three hundred arrests by the Soviet government in a crackdown tied to an alleged anti-Soviet conspiracy. Detainees include M. Khiskin and M. Malyantovich, former Kerensky ministers, with the banner organization named as the Union for Defense of the Fatherland and of the Proletariat.
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Britain Receives New Allied Credit From U S Treasury
Washington reports the treasury extended credits totaling 176 million dollars to Great Britain and 9.009 million to Belgium. The combined allied credit now stands at about 5.9545 billion dollars including 8.17 billion to Britain and 1.2155 billion to Belgium.
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Selective Service Seen Failing Original Purpose
Washington June 15 selective service has failed to keep skilled men at government contracts. Darragh DeLaney of the war department told the national war labor conference patriotic but misplaced zeal has driven many to volunteer for army service and errors in patriotism have led draft boards to deny deferments to skilled workers needed for war materials. Several hundred trained men have been taken into the army this month and thousands more will be sent home soon to prevent delay to war contracts.
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British Isles
Reports of Crisis in Austria Suppressions Continue
Fragmentary reports from sources named by Yaron suggest ongoing tensions in Austria today. The situation remains unresolved with limited verifiable details and no official confirmation.
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Austria
Big Freighter Is Port Burned in Michigan
A large freighter caught fire while docked at a Michigan port on June 15. The incident disrupted port operations and prompted firefighting efforts. no injuries were reported. Local officials investigated the blaze to determine its cause and extent of damage.
Telegraphers Strike: Wilson Urges Settlement Effort
St Paul June 15 President E J Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union reports a communication from President Wilson urging use of good offices to settle the threatened telegrapher strike. He says a sympathetic reply was sent. The time limit on the railway telegraphers ultimatum expired at noon. Violations may be overlooked if the Western Union office agrees with the war labor board decision.
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National War Labor Board
Ravalli steamship destroyed by fire near Pacific coast
A Pacific Port dispatch reports the steamship Ravalli of 747 tons, carrying freight and passengers, was destroyed by fire yesterday while heading to Alaska ports. The vessel was beached after the blaze was detected, and all passengers and crew were landed safely.
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Steamahile Company
Ravalli
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Union Pacific Stockholders Meet June 24 in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City June 15 A special meeting of Union Pacific stockholders is set for June 24 at 1 pm to authorize ratify or approve a contract with the United States regarding possession use control and operation of the company transportation properties under President Wilson proclamation of December 26 1917 The transfer books for stock transfer will reopen June 26 1938 after closing June 1 1938.
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Salt Lake City
United i. States
Wilson
New York Women Burned by Acid Attacks Reported
Fragmented text notes several acid-throwing incidents against young New York women. Details are unclear and inconsistently presented, with partial references to victims, motives, and perpetrator descriptions, lacking coherent dates or locations.
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New York
New, York
Jane
Pan American Labor Federation urged at Seattle June 16
A Mexican labor mission report to the American Federation of Labor calls for a pan American federation of labor to unite action across nations. It notes closer ties with Mexican workers, skepticism from Mexican diplomats about federation viability, and German influence attempts in Mexico. The document warns of legal limits on strikes and cites hostile Mexican press toward the mission.
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Japanese Marines Land at Swatow in China Disturbances
An official notice states Japanese marines were landed at Swatow a treaty port in China due to unsettled conditions at the port. Swatow lies 225 miles northeast of Canton, near a sugar center, with action taken Sunday.
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Ohio
China
Canton
U S Prisoners Parade Through German Towns
Geneva June 14 British and American prisoners along with French colonial troops are being paraded through Rhine town streets to sway public opinion as advices from Stramburg received in Basel report.
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Rhine
Stramburg
Basel
American Troops in France Surpass Eight Hundred Thousand
Foreign dispatch notes that over 800,000 American soldiers are deployed in France, marking a substantial escalation of Allied forces in the European theater during the war. The report emphasizes the scale of manpower and the strategic impact on operations across occupied Western Europe.
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France
Small Montana Town Raises $2000 For Red Cross Drive
Homestead Montana population about 100 citizens raised over 2000 at the Red Cross drive on Wednesday. townspeople surpassed Liberty bond sales and Thrift Stamp targets, sparking a 300 percent surge in Thrift Stamp contributions.
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Red Cross
Crosses Awarded Six Americans In France
Washington June 15 Award the Distinguished Service Cross to members of the American forces France four of whom are now reported today by General Pe Those honored were Sergeant Gray Evens Private Oscar Grif Seer and Private Frank Jear enginers all of whom were tied and fist of wounds an a Cor az infantry and Private Leslie M Lame infantry Also reported losses of stock Salt Lake City Utah June La Thomas Redmond secretary of that state livestock board of Utah after a recent trip among stockmen may tribute this decreaseon loosen to campaign made against the wild animals by the livestock board
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France
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Frank Jear
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First American raid behind enemy lines achieves success
An early American raid behind German lines in France reports a significant success. The action involved U S troops under Allied command, with brief engagement and noted gains. No further details on casualties or exact location are provided in the readable text.
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