Allies Claim Victory as Orlando Reports Italian Win
Rome reports Premier Orlando told the Italian parliament that the battle has been won and Austrian reserves are being deployed on the mountain front. London notes Germany proposes moving 12 divisions to Italy to replace Austrian forces sent to France. Prisoners taken by British in raids near Amiens.
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Flanders Front
Frightful Michigan Central collision kills dozens
In a disastrous railway crash between Michigan City and Hammond, the Hagenbach Wallace show crew was wiped out and Michigan Central reports list 59 dead and 116 injured. Fireman G Crause and engineer I Sargeant are named among affected personnel as more bodies were recovered.
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Sixteen Belgians Condemned to Death by Germans
The Telegraaf reports sixteen persons including women were condemned to death after arrest in Flanders on espionage suspicions. Rumors say executions may have been carried out already as more than sixty others remain under arrest.
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Amsterdam
Mast
Flanders
Belgium
Telegraaf
Strong Sentiment in Quebec Against Registration
Reports from Quebec's Tothiemeire and Nicolet counties describe mounting opposition to military registration. Bombings are reported in Saint Croix and Saint Edouard a Lotbiniere with minimal details, while absentees parade to defy the registry.
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Saint Croix
Pouliot
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Saint Crox
Manseau
Nicolet
United States marches toward France with 900000 troops
Washington reports Gen March announced at a weekly conference that about nine hundred thousand American troops have been shipped overseas. The total exceeds prior forecasts, with 100000 new arrivals this week, placing the army five months ahead of the original timetable for deployment in France.
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Washington
March
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France
Bolshevik Leader Nikolai Lenine Plans Resignation
Zurich dispatch reports Nikolai Lenine premier of Russia intends to resign his office despite a recent vote of confidence by the Soviet congress. The news is published in the Deutsche Tages Zeitung of Berlin.
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Switzerland
Nikolai Lenine
Russia
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Deuteche Tages Zeitung
Berlin
Prairie Premiers Return Optimistic From Front in France
Premiers Norris of Manitoba Stewart of Alberta and Martin of Saskatchewan return to London after days with Canadian lines in France. They praise Canadian organization and note front line weariness met with determination. Martin and Stewart emphasize Canadians will be a greater national asset after this war experience.
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Norris
Manitoba
Stewart
Alberta
Martin
Saskatchewan
France
Asl
Hearst Wife Pro German Claim Leads to Indictments
Ogden Mills Reid Adolph S Schs Errol Hart and John H Paine indicted by county grand jury for publishing a criminal bet against Mrs William R Hearst wife of the New York American and Journal publishers. Bail set at 1000 each.
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New York Times
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Mayor's Committee of Women On National Defence
German War Statues Requisition Shocks Belgium
Report from Amsterdam cites German military authorities ordering all bronze statues in Belgian occupied territory seized. The move aims to send the statues to Germany to recycle into gun components, per Exchange Telegraph dispatch.
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Belgium
Amserdam
Atatyes
Germany
Canadian Cabinet Ministers Busy With World War Efforts
Loiden June 22 Canadian cabinet ministers Sir Robert Borden Hon N W Rowell attended a war cabinet and held talks with Sir Edward Kemp General Turner Stewart of the Railway Construction Corps and General McDougall of the Forestry Corps They then inspected shipbuilding yards at Dartmouth N S as negotiations await Hon G C Ballantyne and the premier may visit troops at the front later Meighen Calder and Rowell assist Sir Robert in Imperial war cabinet matters J G Gobb proposes ending streetcar service in New York between 10 p m and 6 a m.
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Robert
Mayor Urges Public Welcome for US Troops Passing Through
Deputy Mayor JJ Marshall calls on citizens to greet United States soldiers as they travel through Canada unseen by the public. He urges large turnout tomorrow night around 9 o clock to honor our ally.
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United States
Canada
Marshall
American Troops to Be Welcomed in Medicine Hat Tonight
Arrangements underway for a warm welcome as American soldiers arrive in Medicine Hat around 9 pm. A 3 pm joint meeting with city officials and veterans plans a tribute with two stamped views of Medicine Hat, tobacco vouchers, and a procession if possible. Citizens urged to display American tokens and wear flags to show support for the allied effort.
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Tweed
Board of ‘Trade
G. Herbert
Major Bruce
Marshall
Committee of Welcome
Magistrate Hears Civil Trial in Military Service Case
F A Wells faced Magistrate Rae at the police court on a charge of failing to report under the Military Service Act. The case, the first of its kind, was moved from military jurisdiction to the civil court. Judgment was reserved until Monday with potential ministerial authorization needed for sentencing if found guilty.
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F. A. Wells
Minister of Justice
Attempt on Life of Emperor Charles II of Austria
London reports dated June 22 say Amsterdam sources claim an attempt was made on Emperor Charles II of Austria. The dispatch notes the reports are unconfirmed and circulating on the Amsterdam Exchange.
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Austria
London
Amsterdam
Charles of ‘Austria
Weather Damage Report Hits Sherbrooke Townships
A June report from Sherbrooke Quebec notes extensive crop damage across western townships. Early estimates indicate thousands of dollars in losses from storms over the past two nights with logs and debris accumulating in affected areas.
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Sherbrooke
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Ogatern
Canadian Premier Boosts Dominion Loyalty to War Cause
London notes Sir Robert Bordon lauds Dominion loyalty at a parliamentary supper. He cites Canada’s wartime contribution of about 495.6 thousand men and munitions output of one billion dollars. He says the empire’s effort will continue and Canada’s financial role supported by exchequer and banks.
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Reuters
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