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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
2
Prop causes that led to crisis
An outline of the factors driving the current crisis in Osage property issues highlights economic stress, governance gaps, and policy gaps. Analysts warn that unresolved claims threaten stability as communities seek urgent remedies and accountability. Local officials urge coordinated action and transparent reporting.
Rise of Venizelos and Greek political crisis linked to King Constantine
The article details the struggle between Venizelos and the Provisional Government in Greece, noting mass volunteer support across the country and islands. It covers the King Constantine turmoil, his alleged government ties, and the shifting power dynamics affecting Greece in the prewar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Eaeo
Veniselos
Venizelos
Greece
Thes
Osom
Sng Aga
Berlin Dislikes Note on Russia Infractions
Fragmented OCR notes describe Berlin's reaction to a note about Russia. The text hints at tensions and diplomatic stake, referencing Europe and wartime dynamics. No clear dates or named officials are discernible.
Qiducule Wilson’s Message Shocks Peace Calls
The article reports President Demands War after two papers run messages from Qiducule Wilson urging peace. Officials say the push for war reflects rising tensions and national security concerns.
Greece Crisis Deepens as Allies Move Against Constantine
The Daily Chronicle discusses a turning point in the Greek crisis as Allied patience with King Constantine ends. A Paris dispatch notes Jonnart's Greece mission signals a new, vigorous policy and readiness to use military strength if required.
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Constantine
The
Daily Chronicle
Crete
Jonnart
Greece
Constansios Tosi
Mula
Remier Zai
Russians Divided on Wilson Message Split Over Wilson Policy
Petrograd reports a split between the Russian temporary government and socialist factions over President Wilson's note. Government supporters praise the stance as a clear expression of American diplomacy while socialist outlets denounce it as catering to imperialist aims and warn of insincerity and a missed chance for genuine democracy. The Bolshevik faction led by Lenin is cited as deeming the note unacceptable to Russian democracy, urging a united front for universal peace through working-class solidarity.
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Petrograd
Vie
London
Wilson
Council of Deputies
Bolsheviki
Nikole Lenine
United States
4&5
the Red
Vollainette
Germany
Red
Council of Paperialiam
Bourse Gazette
Gery
Council of Workn's
Russia
British Advance Again in Belgium
British forces report limited gains southwest of Lens with close range fighting and moderate artillery activity across the front. German losses include several prisoners and aircraft captured as air reconnaissance continues.
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Belgium
Fromelies
Néave Chappelle
Arleux
Eidenne
Tehure
Vauai
Albrecht
Uties
Lens
Gun Duels on the French Front Amid Frost
PARIS reports heavy artillery duels continuing through the afternoon and night. Fighting rages along the Californ Plateau and Mont Blond as forces clash near Mont Blond and Camilet with repulses described, ongoing since June 12.
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Paris
Fighting at 7000 Feet Amid Storms on Trentino Front
Italian forces push along the Trentino high plateau amid stormy weather at 7000 feet. The action threatens the Austrian positions from the plateau toward the Lugana Valley, continuing a front where Italy repelled an Austrian invasion a year earlier. Reports say weather hampered operations and casualties were not disclosed.
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Rome
Trentino
Lugana
Iere
Acees
Gokise
Gorisia
Montenegrin Cabinet Changes in Paris Dispatch
Paris report says King Nicholas appointed Eugene Popovitch as Premier and Minister of Force Affairs. Milo Voutvitch becomes Finance and Public Works minister, Veliko Milichevitch is Justice and Public Instruction minister, and Na ser takes Interior portfolio. All previously served in other cabinets.
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Paris
Milo Matanovitch
Reed
King Nicholas
Eugene Popovitch
Milo Voutvitch
Veliko Milichevitch
Justice
Na Er
Interior
Enemy Letters Show Havoc of Haig's Guns
WAR CORRESPONDENTS HEADQUARTERS June 12. Excerpts from German soldiers’ letters describe the terror and havoc of Allied artillery at Messines Wytschaete. They report dugouts buried, trenches exposed, and diminishing ammunition as British fire increases, with casualties rising and soldiers sketched as sick of the attrition.
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Haig
Philip Gidbs
New York Times Company
New Your Times
Messines
Wytschaete Tren
Spa Mad Phalle
Petrolite Sunk by German Submarine in 1916 Encounter
The Petrolite, a Standard Oil steamer of 3 710 tons built in 1904 as the Excelsior, was sunk by a German U-boat. One boat with eighteen men landed, two boats missing, and a third crewman list noted. The ship, on a Savona to New York voyage, faced a prior hostages situation and a 1916 encounter near the Regian Coast.
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Constantine
Greece
Constan Mikel
Leipste
Germany
Washington
David Walden
Amship Department and Oil Company
Savona
Italy
Gibraltar
New York
Asar Weasel
Feacht
Brooxin
N.Y
J. C. Clark
Califorenia
J. Torrence
Aris Noble Street
Lynwood
Potter
Mouth
Mass
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Or . Castell
Ellaler
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Eters
Srvéene
Sra Hoar
Goeter
Orleans
Cap- McKellum
Norbeing
Regian Coast
Excelsior
Standard Oil Company
Peace Reached With Kakhaeti Bandits After Meeting
In Petrogad on June 12 band insurgents in Kakhaeti were negotiating peace with envoys after a recent period of bandit activity. The convocation ended with an agreement to hand over leaders to the authorities for punishment and to pursue further prosecutions against remaining gang members.
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Petrograd
Ias
Kakhaetia
Gudjiani Railway
Advisers of China at Odds Over Parliament Dilemma
Conflicting opinions emerge on Li Yuen-Hung and Li Ching-Hei as to proper steps for Parliament. Wu Ting-fang resists countersigning Kuo Min Tang, and the President faces a stalemate amid calls to dissolve. The report notes divisions within the government and delayed dispatch from Peking.
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Peking
Ae Li Yuen-Hung
Ake Li Ching-Hei
Wu Ting-fang
Acimen
Kuo Min Tang Party
Ree
Fragmented OCR Snippet About Sacrifice and Vision
Unclear readable text hints at sacrifice and awakening but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names, dates, places, or organizations. The fragment provides no verifiable event, outcome, or context to summarize into a proper news item.
Belgian Repels Small Attack Reported
Havre reports the Belgian War Office issued a statement tonight about repelling a small attack. No casualties are listed and specifics remain unclear. The brief notice notes ongoing hostilities in the region with no further details provided.
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Havre
Vis
American Killed at PRS Four with Canadian Forces
Four Canadian Forces personnel are reported wounded and an American is killed in a PRS incident. Authorities say Aretha ported wounded Alga in unclear circumstances recently.
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Prs
France Opens Hydroplane Postal Route
Paris reports a new hydroplane postal route operated by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. Initial tests aboard the Mydroplane demonstrate rapid delivery capabilities across waterways and major hubs, signaling a push toward faster communications between regional centers.
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France
Paris
Ministry of C
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