Lincoln Confesses: Dupe of Ambition in British Case
Ignatius Lincoln, a former British MP, testifies in Bow Street that the Admiralty influenced his extradition from the United States. He says his forgery charges stem from ambition and asserts he betrayed Germany, not Britain, while outlining a plan to destroy the German Navy. He pleads for mercy as the magistrate weighs trial by the higher court.
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Admiral's Slap at Wilson Defends U Boat Warfare
Admiral von Koester told Flottenvereins meeting in Berlin that Germany must use submarines against enemies using mines and planes and that President Wilson supplies munitions to Germany's foes. He cited changing circumstances forcing earlier restraint and predicted better times ahead for the German fleet.
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Russians Expect Austria Collapse and Big Prisoner Haul
War Office dispatches report continued Russian advances across Galicia and Bukovina with heavy enemy losses. In multiple sectors near Lutsk Czernowitz and Czernowitz, Russians claimed thousands of prisoners, dozens of guns, and advances toward the Pruth and Dniester as Austrian resistance collapsed and fortifications fell.
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Pflanzer's Army in Peril as Czernowitz Falls
Special cable from Petrograd reports Czernowitz captured by General Lechitsky after four days of heavy fighting at the Pruth bridgehead. Pflanzer's army, largely Hungarian regiments, holds a precarious position in Bukowina as the loss shifts the balance in the region.
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Frontline Shifts Near Galician Capitals
Forces along the main line are pressed toward the Austrian frontier. German aims focus on stalling the Russian advance near Lutsk to avert severing the German Austrian front and isolating Galician capital regions.
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Pro Allies in Bucharest press after Czernowitz fall
Paris dispatches on June 19 report pro Allies in Bucharest rallying after the Russian capture of Czernowitz. Headlines question Romania's next move and emphasize diplomatic gains over military value, with Bucharest officials and Bratiano prospects cited as the alliance shifts unfold.
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New York Banks Complete 50 Million Dollar Russian Loan
Five New York financial houses led by National City Bank and J P Morgan & Co finalize a 50 million dollar loan to the Russian government in Petrograd. The credit is secured by the Husasian & Jocal bank default to American banks and includes an option to buy 100 million rubles in 53 percent bonds at 4. The deal was announced in New York and confirms the Russian government loan negotiations.
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ASK AUSTRIA APOLOGY FOR PETROLITE ATTACK
The United States prepared a second note to Austria demanding an apology and reparations for the Austrian submarine attack on the American tanker Petrolite in the Mediterranean. Austria had claimed mistaken identity and said the tanker supplied provisions to the submarine. a captain’s report confirms shell fire and coercion.
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Earl Longford Wounded in Gallipoli Fighting
Earl Longford the fifth holder of the title was wounded during the Gallipoli Peninsula fighting last year. Born in 1864, he is a notable figure linked to the Longford lineage and the military actions on that front.
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Deny Russian Sea Claims: Germans Say No Torpedo Boats Sunk
Berlin reports a Russian claim of sinking two German torpedo boats and an auxiliary cruiser in the Baltic from May 31 to June 1 is denied. The Overseas News Agency says only one auxiliary steamer was destroyed and its crew was rescued. German authorities confirm no German torpedo boats were lost.
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