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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

4

German non-military approach to Russia could decide war’s east

The Hague dispatch summarizes the Komische Volkszeitung view that Germany should rely on diplomacy not force in Russia. It notes Entente supporters in Russia, speculation about American timing, and hints that Berlin aims to steer Siberia and Russia through quiet political moves rather than swords.

East Gupright New York Times Company New York TiMes the Hague Komische Volkezeitung Germany Russia Entente Milan Washington Volkszeitung America Peking New York London Times Siberia Wilson Bolsheviks Volksteltuns Tunis Volkaseitung

Rising of Cossacks alarms the Germans

The New York Times reports Berlin growing alarm over unrest in Russia as former Czechoslovak POWs in Siberia form a Cossack movement against Bolshevist rule. News from Berne and Echo de Paris details Kaiser's concern, Czechoslovak fighting role, and potential Allied intervention amid the Don region uprisings.

New York Times Washington Germany Berlin Inussia Siberia Siberian Berne Wolff Chapatcn Kiev Wolff Agency Donegainat Michne Tachirskaya Kraanov Zarysin Echo de Paris Russia Austria-Hungary Paris M. Trotzky Red Guards Arman Europe

Marines 103 Casualties on Chateau Thierry Front

Major General Barnett releases the largest Marine casualty list to date from France. Forty five killed in action. twelve died of wounds. fifteen died of wounds previously listed as seriously wounded. thirty one severely wounded. Four officers among the fallen. Names and addresses of the killed, wounded, and missing are listed from Washington and various states.

Barnett France Château-Thierry Ust Edward B. Cole Charles B. Maynard Richard W. Murphy Percival Wilson Washington

Army Casualty List Reveals 49 Names in France

War Department lists 49 American casualties in France including 10 killed in action and 33 prisoners. Among the dead are Lieutenants Groser, Herrington, Johnson, and Mathis. Lieutenant Prince dies in an airplane accident. Wounded count reaches 38 and 1 slightly wounded. Prisoners include John F. Cronin and Paul F. Baer among others. Names and next of kin addresses are provided.

War Department France Paul F. Baer Leslie H. Groser William G. Herrington William Campbell Johnson John D Mathis Harry Walter Prince Washington

Unclear fragment on Russia and Czechoslovaks influence

Fragment discusses unrest in Moscow and insurrection rumors. It notes railway workers siding with Czechoslovaks and suggests Al lies may gain traction in Russia. Mentions simultaneous passive posture by Tokio and Washington.

Moscow Russi Tokio Washington

Germans in Russia Advancing on Voronezh Front

German forces in Southern Russia began an eastward offensive on June 15 along the Voronesh front. The advance targets the Varniska Hostoy and Vetiuiak areas as Russian and Allied reports note a new frontier proposal and widespread mobilization of workers born 1805–1807 for six months.

London Russia Varniska Hostoy Vetiuiak Tchitcherin Joffe Berlin Bolshevist War Department

German Forces in Finland Grow as War Reaches Gulf of Bothnia

Reported German troops in Finland range 50 000 to 100 000 with 10 000 White Guards support. Germans have moved east from the railway to Lake Koumto where they repair the fleet and build barracks for thousands. They aim to move against the Murmansk Railway near Kim and extend rail lines north of Tornea toward Petohenga Bede.

Moscow Associated Press Russian Empire Finland Narva Bay of Narva Esthenia Petrograd Pskov Orsha Cursk Vatuiki Novo Tcherkask Rostov Don Black Sea Sebastopol Novorossisk Transcaucasia Batum Alexandropol Persia Ukraine Lake Koumto Iaparently Peete Urmansk Kim Tornea Gulf of Bothnia Petohenga Bede

Czech forces halt Volga traffic and stir grain crisis

A report from Nijni Novgorod states Czechoslovak anti Bolshevik actions have cut Siberian Railway links and shut Volga traffic after seizing the Volga Bridge near Syzran. Grain moves from Samara by steamer are halted with thousands of men carrying away grain amid bread shortages and oil and food scarcities impacting ships and factories along the river.

Moscow Associated Press Por Siberia Siberian Volga Nijini Novorod Syzron Samara Nijnt Novorod North River Baku Astrakhan Syzran

Bolsheviki Oust Rivals From Soviet Leadership

The Central Executive Committee of the Russian Soviets orders expulsion of Social Revolutionists, the Right, the Centre, and the Mensheviks from all local councils. It accuses ousted members of organizing armed revolt with counter revolutionaries in Don, Urals, Siberia, and in alliance with Czechoslovaks and others.

London Messa Eutty Don Kaledines Orniloff Urals Dutoff Siberia Semepoff Horvath Oltchak Black Band

Lomonossoff’s AIDS Out Dismissed Russian Agent

Professor G. V. Lomonossoff, once identified as a Russian agent, is reported to have discharged his mission and severed ties with his employer as authorities move to end the covert operation. The development follows years of espionage concerns and official scrutiny.

G. V. Lomonossoff

Break at Russian Railway Mission Ends in Mass Dismissals

Head of the Russian Railway Mission, aligned with Bolshevik recognition, forcefully dismissed about thirty five staff at the Woolworth building after ordering ultimatums. Professor Jomonossoff, claiming superior authority to Ambassador Bakhmetieff, reduced the office to a single operator and an office boy. staff appeal to the ambassador follows.

Bakhmetieff Jomonossoff Woolworth Buaherie A. 8. Liebitz Thembassador Leofkin Profesor Pomonosseff Iran

German Counterattacks Hurt German Army Says Tardieu

Paris reports Captain André Tardieu informing Premier Clemenceau of strong results from Mangin’s divisions against von Hutier’s on the front near Montdidier to Noyon. He cites nearly 80,000 German casualties and says the drive on Compiègne is abortive. Clemenceau later toured the front and said he was completely satisfied with the cabinet meeting on military matters.

New York Times Paris André Tardieu Clemenceau Mangin von Hutier Compiégne Montdidier Noyon Ludendorff

Pershing Reports Fierce Pact of Firefight in Picardy

General Pershing releases a communique detailing a night clash in Picardy where thirteen American troops repelled an ambush by forty German soldiers and returned wounded but victorious. It notes the destruction of two German airplanes on June 13 near St Mihiel by Lieutenants Meissner Winston and Taylor.

Washington Pershing Picardy Americ St. Mihiel Hanover Meissner Winston Taylor

Humanity in US treatment of German prisoners noted

The Cologne Gazette says America is a land of humanity and praises its handling of German prisoners in Russia. It cites a German officer's letter alleging prisoners receive no money, officers get the same food as men, and officers may not even smoke during parole. The letter was written last winter.

New York Times Company Kk Times The Hague Cologne Gazette America Russia

Hindenburg Reported Feeble in Geneva Sanatorium

The Tribune cites a reliable source claiming Field Marshal von Hindenburg suffers an acute nervous disease and diminished mental capacity, confined in a private sanitarium. It also states he played no responsible role in the recent western offensive, with Ludendorff leading the operations.

Geneva the Tribune Field Marshal von Hindenburg Hindenburg Ludendorff

Funds Sought to Train Foreign Troops in United States

The War Department plans to ask Congress for funds to establish training facilities in the United States for foreign forces. No specific country or project has been discussed, but the department wants readiness should a Western Hemisphere nation joining the war request training and equipment for its troops. The request is expected before Congress adjourns.

Washington Congress War Department Germany Department United States

Marines Casualty List Features Wounded Major Cole

The casualty list notes Major Edward B. Cole 35 native of Massachusetts and Naval Academy graduate who commanded the Marine Station at Pensacola when war began. He served in West Indies campaigns and Vera Cruz operations. Also listed are Private Charles F. Wabberson of Huntington New Jersey 20 who went to France with the first marine contingent, Private Joseph J. Hunt of Trenton New Jersey dead in action, and Private John E B Riley wounded after gas poisoning in France.

Edward B. Cole Marine Corps Massachusetts Naval Academy Pensacola Fla Cole West Indies Vera Cruz Charles F. Wabberson Marines Henry Wabberson Huntington S. J France Charles A. Doyen George Hunt Trenton N. J War Department Joseph J. Hunt Regular Army Canal Zone John EB. Riley Army Ust Gertrude Riley Forty-fifth Street Brooklyn Riley Paul Riley Charles W. Riley Charles B Keim Daniel E. Keim Asbury Park Harry Joseph Golden Mary A. Golden West Harry Fifth Avenue Washington

PARDONED MEN WILL ATONE

President Wilson grants unconditional pardons to two young soldiers Forest D. Bastian and Jeff Cook who slept on post at the front. He cites youth and lack of disloyalty and directs them to report for duty while warning that discipline requires penalties for endangering others. The move is framed as a call to renewed devoted service for the future.

Washington Wilson Forest D. Bastian Jeff Cook Tam Army of United States France

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