Flight of Sinn Fein figure linked to federal trial
Assistant District Attorney Barres recalls John J O'Leary and Jeremiah A O'Leary amid a conspiracy case accusing them of obstructing U.S. courts by aiding escape. Lyons tied to sealed indictment and a planned flight across the country is described as an intimate ally. Jury selection proceeds as Barres outlines charged acts and prior bail, with a hospital delay cited before a surprise courtroom disclosure.
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Hari B. Barnes
John J O'Leary
Jeremiah A O'Leary
Sinn
O'Leary
New York
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John O Leary
Lyons
Arthur Lyons
Brooklyn
Barnes
O' Leary
Igrethers
Jeremiah
Jeremiah O'Leary
Mr. Baees
O'Leary Brothers
Lyon
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Leary
John T. Lyon
Buffalo
W Robinson
Uni
Peru Seizes German Shipping at Callao
Peru’s government, via military forces, took possession of eight German vessels interned at Callao. The ships, totaling about 30 000 deadweight tons, include steamers with passenger accommodations formerly operating San Francisco and South American routes. Vessels named: RFhakotis, Anubis, Marte, Luxor, Sierra Cordova, Maipo, Omega, Tellus.
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Washington
San Francisco
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Anubis
Marte
Luxor
Sierra Cordova
Maipo
Omega
Tellus
War Lord Sends Crack Troops Against Americans in France
Special cable from June 14 reports the German High Command ordered two crack divisions the 5th Guard and the 28th German to front American forces near Château-Thierry. Captured officer statements and documents show Berlin feared American success and aimed to crush morale before year’s end.
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Allies Press Japan to Act on Army Increase and Reforms
Tokyo dispatch reports an important General Staff meeting attended by Prince Fushimi and top leaders discussing abolition of the brigade system, navy changes, and a request from Entente powers for intervention in Russia. A June 10 joint conference of field marshals and admirals was summoned as strategy shifts.
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American Prisoners Paraded to Impress German Civilians
Geneva reports that American and British prisoners along with French colonial troops captured by the Germans were paraded through Rhine town streets to impress the local population, according to Strassburg advices received in Basle.
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Americans Move Toward Purely National Units In Front
Gen Foch plans to keep American forces as distinct units with 400000 expected in six weeks as training accelerates. Half a million Americans have landed in France since the German drive began and are stabilizing the western front near Montdidier and Canigny.
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Allies Win Big Victory as German Plans Fail
The French and American forces hold the line from Noyon to Montdidier, repelling Hindenburg’s drives near Amiens. French counterattacks disrupt the German plan, inflicting heavy losses and signaling stronger Allied resolve with American troops reinforced for the battle.
Food riots in Russia reach 20000 at Kineshma siege
Exchange Telegraph from Moscow reports the Central Executive calling a Soviet Deputies meeting for June 18. A crowd of about 20,000 besieged Soviet offices in Kineshma Kostroma. machine guns dispersed the mob and a number were killed or wounded.
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Americans Bomb Domgoy Baroncourt Railway Behind Metz
American bombing sorties airdropped seventy nine bombs on Conflans station and nearby facilities behind German lines near Baroncourt and Domgoy. Five planes faced alert German pursuit fighters but all U S aviators returned safely amid anti aircraft fire and shelling.
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Drive Ends In Loss To Enemies In 1910s War News
G H Perris reports on the continuing World War I battle near the Oise fronts. He notes German setbacks and costly Allied sacrifices as Paris and Amiens strategic aims loom, with the enemy pursuing a plan to divide and destroy British and French forces and threaten Channel ports. The piece ends promoting summer at Hotel Kaaterskill.
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Basing Strategy on the Flanders Front in 1918 War Diary
War correspondent Philip Gibbs reports on the quiet British front with raids and counterraids near Strazeele and in Flanders. He notes French blows against German outposts, German counterattacks, and the strategic significance of German reserves between Moant and Rheims for potential thrust toward Paris amid favorable weather or mud.
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No Infantry Attacks on French Front as Artillery Dominates Action
Paris reports no infantry engagements on the French front with lively artillery along the Aisne and between Villers Cotterets and Chateau Thierry. French raids near Antheuil yield prisoners. German attacks near Antheuil repulsed. air forces claim several enemy aircraft and balloons, and captures of guns and machine guns.
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