Submarine Attacks Escalate as Atlantic Coast News Spreads
Telegraph reports from June describe multiple submarine torpedoings off New Jersey and Delaware, with ships sunk or damaged including the steamer Carolina and the schooner Edward R. Baird. Survivors claim two submarines and 10 minutes to launch lifeboats. Navy reports indicate 12 to 14 vessels sunk and 20 000 tons lost with no transports sunk. American troops also begin counterattacks in France near the Marne and Aisne as Paris sees refugee arrivals and ongoing Franco American actions.
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Secretary Lan sin g addresses Columbia grads on war resolve
Secretary of State Lan sing declares at Columbia University's commencement that Prussia has sought war and the American people are determined to provide war and more war until the Prussian mind is opposed to war.
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Submarines Won't Halt Men to France Says Secretary Daniels
Secretary Daniels of the Navy asserts that submarine raids cannot stop the flow of American men to France. He emphasizes that whether there are current or future submarines, the movement of troops and personnel will continue as planned.
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American Prisoners Reported Ill Treated
Paris dispatches say American prisoners in Germany are mistreated with clothes taken and confinement in huts not fit for humans. A returned prisoner details harsh conditions and poor shelter available to captives.
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Sulzer gets money for highways in Alaska bill
Washington June 1 the House passed an army appropriation bill granting 100 900 for the Alaska Road Commission after Delegate Sulzer urged the item and secured an amendment protecting it from presidential veto. He praised Alaska roads and aims to push for a Senate increase.
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Russian counterrevolution plot tied to mutiny spreads
Moscow and Petrograd report a counter revolutionary plot reaching across Russia. Russian wireless names the mutiny of Czech Slovak troops as part of the spread, citing seizure of key railway centers and lines.
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China to Deport German Nationals to Australia for Internment
Tokio wire reports China plans to deport about 10,000 Germans to Australia for internment during the war.
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