German Offensives Face Stiff Allied Resistance Across Front
London reports show German forces renewing pressure from Aveluy wood to Albert, with repsulses on the front. In Montdidier Oise sector and Paris region, French and American troops press attacks taking prisoners as German assaults reach heavy fighting on multiple fronts.
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London
Aveluy Wood
Albert
War Office
France
Associated Press
Montdidier
Oise
Nevon
Noyon
Carey
Ressous-sur-Matz
Mareui
Paris
Broshieres
Marne
Paria
United Farmers Move To Grow Alberta Membership Drive
The United Farmers of Alberta launch a province wide membership drive from June 24 to June 28 with a series of meetings across divisions. Speakers include P. Laker S. B. Dunhan R. A. Parker and Mre J. FE. George Irvine at Crows Nest Saven Persons Winnitred Burdette Retlaw Lomond Jenner Duchesy Carseland Suffield Armelera and others with schedules listed for each township.
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United Farmers of Alberta
Crows’ Nest
P. Laker
Dunhan
R. A.parker
J. FE. George
Irvine
Saven Persons
Winnitred
Burdette
Retlaw
Lomond
New Bright Star Spotted In England Saturday Night
A large new star of magnitude nine appeared suddenly in the constellation Pisces in England Saturday night. It is easily visible to the naked eye.
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Reuter’s
Ains
England
Enemy cuts Verdun lines threaten Allied communications
The report states the enemy has severed the main Verdun line and crippled the alternative through Clintons, with danger to the main communications linking the Cravead and northern Allied forces and to feeders reaching Ypres and Hethune from Amie.
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Verdun
Clintons
Cravead
Ypres
Hethune
Amie
Foch’s Offensive Doctrine Cited As War’s Key to Victory
London reports General Foch, commander of Allied forces, argues that victory comes from offensive action. He states destruction of the enemy forces is essential, reserves must be massive and unleashed at the decisive moment, with all troops joining in a mass, rapid, surprise attack to break the foe.
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St. Just Au Clermont
Compiegne
Villers-Cotterets
Bolsyous
Lovdan
Jane I
Vine Reuter
Ottawa
Soyean
Motdidler
Puyris
Montdidier
Italy
Fercirs
Dorend
Conrad von Hoetgendorf
von Borgevie
Itahan
Vpiavo
Venice
Churchs
Elty Gnul Pie Iralian
Generalissimo
London
Revtar's
Foch
Foeh
Iis
Elye
Harvest Beads Build Lines and Labor Plans for North River Farm
Mayor Brown announced 47 miles of steel to be laid this year on the CLNR line to aid farmers north of the river. Construction will start soon with steel gauge finishing a week to ten days after grading. Outside labor will be used, with WA Dillon contracting and many teams supplied. wages good and sub contracts offered along one mile or more. A meeting with the Auto Club will be called to coordinate northward work and farmer collaboration for harvest season.
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Cln.r
Lanna-Fine
Brown
Uis
Dillon
Eutraeter
Ldme
Wannipee
Itinna
Pres. Couste Auto Club
Tanna
Ottawa Casualties Report Highlights Western Forces Losses
Ottawa reports 101 casualties in today's list with 23 western personnel. among them two killed in action, two died of wounds, four presumed dead, two ill and wounded, nine wounded, two gassed, one prisoner of war, and one discharged from hospital.
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Ottawa
Owenty
Semenoff Reported Still Successful in Siberia Campaign
The Associated Press reports General Semenoff remains successful, with anti-Bolshevik forces in Siberia driving back Russian troops near the Quon river in Trans Baikalia. Despite advances, Semenoff faces heavy odds as campaigns continue.
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Yarbin
Moskchuria
Associated Press
Gautenott
Siberia
Quon
Trans- Baikalia
Thay
Safenofé
Submarine War Off American Coast Not Weaken Troop Route Open
Secretary Daniels says in a cablegram published by The Times that American forces in European waters are not weakened by German submarine operations off the American coast and that the ocean route for moving troops to Europe will remain open.
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London
European
Europe
Daniels
the Times
New Papal Delegate Named for Canada and Newfoundland
Vatican cables announce the appointment of Mg Pietro Di Maaria, Bishop of Catinzara in Calabria, as apostolic delegate to Canada and Newfoundland. The dispatch to Cardinal Begin confirms the nomination by the Holy See to oversee church affairs in the region.
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Montreal
Vatican
Cardinal Begin
Pietro di Maaria
Catinzara
Calabria
Italy
Holy See
Canada
Newfoundland
Stagni
National Debt of Canada Tops One Billion Dollars
Ottawa reports May 31 national debt at 1,144,235,027 with total liabilities 2,248,745,482 and assets 1,104,509,855. Revenue and expenditures for May show declines from 1917 figures, including customs and excise receipts, and a war capital outlay of 4,833,411.
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Department of Finance
Consol
Finance Department
Meeting of the boards of trade at the board of trade rooms
The meeting of the boards of trade will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the board of trade rooms. Try the Newa Want Aq. corumne.
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Boams of Trade
Board of Trade
Government war board replies on fruit import rules
A telegraphic exchange shows Canada’s fruit import regulations being adjusted. The board notes entry permitted for certain fruits while others face restrictions, with further confirmation from Hon. A L Sifton that the matter is arranged satisfactorily and no further objection.
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A. L. Sifton
Stampede Committee Meeting Scheduled at Bank Building
The Stampede committee will meet at the Quebec Bank building tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Get your calling cards printed at the News office.
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Quebec Bank
Redcliff Chautauqua
Navy League Donations Fall Short in Medicine Hat Tag Day
Receipts from Medicine Hat Tag Day for the Navy League were below expectations. The 1.C.D.E. will conduct an additional canvass tomorrow to raise funds Medicine Hat needs. A $2.09 subscription for one year earns a member’s button.
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Navy League
Hat
1.C.D.E
Medicine Hat
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