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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

3

Baker's Answer to Steins Boast and German Flaw Claims

A Washington dispatch reports June 18 that Secretary Lansing disputes General Stein's boastful German advance and cites General Foch's view as more decisive. The Times editorial contrasts militarist aims with democracy and notes that German calculations have repeatedly failed since 1914, while urging unity with American forces to secure justice and lasting peace.

London America Times Scretary Stat Lansing Enesral von Stein von Payer Baron Burian The England Lansing Iitar Er Gazette von Steins Gern 7Er Y Lansing Germany

An American Army in France Celebrates Unity of Forces

On the first anniversary of American troops in France President Poincaré and President Wilson exchange felicitations praising the joint effort. The message highlights rapid American oversea units, courage on the field, and the united Allied cause shaping toward final victory.

Paris France Poincaré Wilson Cent America Oversea Ames- Pershing

March to Review Battles on European Fronts

Washington June 13 Weekly reviews of battlefield developments in Europe will be provided to the War public through newspapers. Secretary says the public will have a better understanding of events at the front. General Staff officials will arrange for a Saturday briefing with newspaper men to discuss the battle situation and the United States role in the great contest.

Washington Europe Cortn Washington Secretary United States

Pershing Reports 188 Casualties in War List

Special to The Times Washington June 13 The War Department released a casualty list totaling 188 names the second largest since U S entered the war. The total now stands at 7834 with 19 killed in action 1 killed in an airplane 43 died of accident or other causes and 187 severely wounded plus 11 wounded in action and 4 dead of disease. Seven commissioned officers named including Lt John W Rhoads Lt James A Bayne Lt Richard A Newhall Lt Warren Scott Lt Harold K Simon and others. The long roster includes numerous privates corporals and sergeants with home towns across Idaho Ohio Kentucky New York Michigan and many more.

New York Times Washington United States War Department Dea John W. Rhoads Binson Jesse M. R. James A. Bayne Richard A. Newhall John W. Scott Harold K. Simon Raymond C Burky Eben

Americans May Put Under Foreign Command If Needed

Washington and London report American regiments in France could be led by foreign officers if U S plans require, amid talks of greater sacrifices than brigading with French and British. The Daily Mail dispatch cited as basis for Washington discussions, with officials declining to comment. observers note possible subordinated American regimental commanders to seasoned foreign leaders.

London Daily Mail France United States New York Times Washington London Daily Mail War Department Pershing Strelow TIMES Foch Marshal Joffre

American Barrage Traps 400 Germans in Belleau Wood

American artillery fire helped Marines capture about 400 German prisoners in Belleau Wood near Chateau-Thierry. Six officers among the prisoners included a Major and a Captain. Prisoners praised American fighting qualities, and one First Sergeant led a company. A rear barn held more POWs than the U.S. has housed in one building in over fifty years. Quiet persisted in the Maine sector.

France Associated Press Belleau Wood Chateau-Thierry United States Maine

Quieter On Toul Front In France

In the Toul sector artillery activity diminished today as of 4 p.m. a German plane dropped bombs behind American lines near Toul France, per Associated Press dispatch.

France Associated Press Toul

Kahn Urges Draft to 45 for 8 Million Army

Representative Julius Kahn argues for drafting up to 8,000,000 men to support France, proposing a draft age near 45. He notes 3,000,000 men funded for 1919 and envisions 6,000,000 for 1920 and 8,000,000 later, stating decisive victory over Germany hinges on manpower.

New York Times Washington Julius Kahn House Committee France Kahn Germany Congress

R. Sidney Drew Killed In Air Fight

Paris dispatch reports Corporal R Sidney Drew nephew of actor John Drew killed in an air fight. Alan Nichols of Palo Alto died of abdomen wound in Compiégne hospital and was buried with full military honors. Harold Saxon reported missing after rejoining his squadron. R B Hoeber credited for first German machine brought down today.

Paris Alan Nichols Palo Alto Cal Compiégne Royalieu R. Sidney .Drew John Drew Gazette Des Ardennes Harold Saxon Washington B.S R. B. Hoeber Nutley, N. J

New York Men Who Fell in War Dead and Listed

Private Alexander J. Roth son of Mrs Rose Roth of 533 West 150th Street died of mustard gas after night fighting May 5. He served in Camp Upton and moved to the 18th Infantry. Private Anthony Prischo, of the 501st Engineers, died in an accident. his wife lives at 397 Crescent Street Brooklyn. Private Henry F Steckel of the Marine Corps killed in action was from Sth Regiment and a Glendale L I native. he wrote a front line letter to his sister.

Alexander J. Roth General Pershing Rose Roth West 150Th Street New York Schuylkill Silk Mills Broad Street Roth Camp Upton 18Th Infantry Anthony Prischo 501St Engineers France Crescent Street Brooklyn Henry F. Steckel Marine Corps Washington Anna Witzenberger Edison Place Glendale L. I Witzenberger Sth Regiment of Marines Public School 23 Charles A. Doyen

Corporal Conover Killed in Action in France

Word reached Captain J. H. Coit at his home 120 East Thirty-first Street of the death in action in France of Corporal Richard Stevens Conover 20, nephew of the Rev. James Potter Conover of Indian Avenue Newport R I in May. He served with the American Expeditionary Forces.

Conover J. H. Coit East Thirty-first Street France Richard Stevens Conover James Potter Conover Indian Avenue Newport

American cadet faces court martial for uncensored photos

An American aviation cadet is arrested and to be tried by general court martial for allegedly sending uncensored photographs to America via a civilian attaché of the forces. A civilian, returning from a base port, is also under arrest. Some photos are described as indiscreet, marking the first case since the order banning private communications to the United States outside postal censorship.

France Associated Press Ameron Een America

Black Sea Fleet Return Demanded in German Ultimatum

A Russian government wireless dispatch reports Germany pressed Russia to restore the Black Sea Fleet from Novorossysk to Sevastopol by June 14 as a precondition for ceasefire talks. Foreign Minister Tchitcherin favored acceptance, Lenine ratified, and naval authorities ordered ships back by June 10.

Ndon Russia Black Sea Novorossysk Sebastopol Tchitcherin Germany Lenine M. Tchitcherin M. Joffe Berlin Roslavs Rulsk Rostov Voronezh

War Cross Awarded to 108 Americans on Toul Front

France June 12 Associated Press reports 108 American soldiers from various units were decorated with the Cross of War for bravery and fidelity following a Tuesday ceremony on the Toul front. Recipients include officers Major Hickey and Captain Griswold and numerous sergeants lieutenants and chaplains across infantry engineers and ambulance trains.

Toul Front France Associated Press

Americans Win Crosses For Bravery In War Front Lines

Major John Frank Carmack of 304 West Ninety-second Street is wounded and decorated with the Croix de Guerre by a French general for leading his men over the top for a mile while injured in both legs. He is the first lineal descendant of George Washington’s family to be decorated for valor in this war. Carmack, 31, declined a commission to remain a private and joined the Missouri National Guard ten years ago. He rose to Major in Camp Doniphan then to the advanced detachment of picked troops before France. Also, Lieutenant Sidney Ierne Howell of Columbia University class of 1917 earned the Croix de Guerre for bravery when his balloon was set afire by Germans and he parachuted safely with a French observer despite repeated German attacks.

John Frank Carmack West Ninety-second Street Carmack Pein George, Washington St. John's Military Academy Missouri National Guard Texas Camp Doniphan Oklahoma A5th France Sidney Ierne Howell Columbia University Columbia Columbia Service Bureau Howell Poches

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