Germans Fall Back Toward the Lys Retreats Reported
British reports indicate German troops in the Messines area are withdrawing under pressure, with Haig's forces tightening pursuit. Observers note flooded low ground and drought aiding movement, while Belgian and French fronts see continued artillery action and small engagements near Steenstraete, Lizerne, Boesinghe, Craonne, and area trenches.
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Fleet of U Boat Chasers Ahead of Schedule
The fleet of swift armed craft is far ahead of schedule with several hundred expected in service by January 1. The first vessel was completed at the New York Navy Yard a few weeks ago and is undergoing tests. The little ship has proven herself capable during trials.
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Entente Powers press Russia to declare wartime aims
Washington reports the Entente states will seek a formal definition of Russia's position and intentions. They argue Russia's stance affects Allied war plans and that Russia must resist pro-German influence to maintain freedom and sustain fighting against the Central Powers.
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Root Commission Welcomed by Petrograd in June Visit
A large delegation of Russians and Americans including Ministers and the American Embassy staff greeted the Root commission on its arrival in Petrograd. The party was escorted to the Winter Palace, with proceedings including a meeting with Foreign Minister Jenko and a view of the Provisional Government. The mission aims to aid Russia in its democratic struggle against Germany and to explain its purposes to the Russian leadership.
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Russian Council Attacks Allies Over War Aims
Petrograd dispatch describes the Council of Workmen and Soldiers' Delegates opposing Allied notes. It cites pacifist criticism of Wilson and distrust of American assurances while urging a revision of treaties. The piece notes divisions among Russian socialist papers and hints at ongoing negotiations.
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Pershing’s Paris Welcome As Army Chief Arrives
General Pershing’s arrival in Paris draws unprecedented crowds from the President to civilians who cheer as he passes. French leaders praise his swift movement and human bearing while his staff establishes offices in Rue Constantin and Paris bustles with American activity ahead of major military roles.
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Assails Food Bill as Dictatorial Warns Hoover Control
Senator Reed of Missouri assails the Lever Food bill arguing it would place the entire nation’s food system under a single administrator. He labels the measure vicious and unconstitutional and warns it would let Hoover dictate mothers’ and babies’ diets while likening it to kings and czars. Other senators defend or challenge the proposal as a war powers issue. Continuous debate references Hoover abroad and constitutional concerns.
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Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reach Near 1 Billion in New York
The Liberty Loan drive in the New York district shows subscriptions nearing one billion dollars as of noon with estimates suggesting totals could top that mark by close of business. J P Morgan and F A Vanderlip praised public support, banks reported high daily inflows, and major banks listed large one day totals among city institutions.
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Demand for Small Bonds Boosts Liberty Loan Drive
The Liberty Loan oversubscribed with official total at 1 843 billion dollars by 1 PM as McAdoo says. Banks stayed open to midnight to accept subscriptions and flag day enthusiasm drew crowds nationwide. Richmond mayor cables greetings to Philadelphia praising liberty and the Liberty Bell as Pershing arrives in France amid calls to finish the loan before June 16.
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Robertson Praises Pershing for Thoroughness
London June 14 General Sir William Robertson chief of the Imperial General Staff praised General Pershing and his officers for their grasp of essentials and resolve to leave no stone unturned to insure effective rapid assistance. He expressed high expectations for the United States Army and said he has no fear of disappointing it.
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New York Billion Dollar Liberty Loan Oversubscribed
Latest figures from twelve Federal Reserve districts show the $2 billion Liberty Loan oversubscribed by about 50 million. Estimated subscriptions reach across all districts totaling 2.2 million bonds to individual investors.
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