Americans Drive Ahead at Cantigny and New York Rally
A Times dispatch reports Americans making progress at Cantigny while New York Republicans clash over a Saratoga Springs assembly plan set for July 18. Senators Wadsworth and Calder urge a statewide meeting to outline party principles, while George A. Glynn denies blocking discussions.
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Theodore Srousevelt
William H. Taft
Bithu Best
Charles E. Hughes
Assembly
James W. Wadsworth
William M. Calder
Wadsworth
Glynn
Union
W A Messages Shipped by Rail Between Cities
A report notes messages transported by rail and alleges a postal violation in the regular night train dispatch between five cities. Authorities review the routing and handling procedures to determine any breaches of service standards or security protocols.
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Western Union Mest
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Department of Justice
Howard B. Mayhew
John J. Gibney
Abraham Greenberg
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
George Cantelupe
Greenberg
Cantelupe
Federal Grand Jury
Americans Gain at Cantigny in Fierce France Battle
In France the American army stormed Can... digny trenches at dawn. Heavy bombardment preceded an infantry rush, yielding prisoners and German casualties while Germans fought desperately to hold positions. A short, deadly assault left many enemy dead and several machine-gun nests destroyed. Cantigny site reported as key gains for the Allied advance.
Baylies Missing After Air Battle
Paris vows honor for American pilot First Lieutenant Frank L Baylies of New Bedford who vanished June 17 when his aircraft crashed inside German lines. A member of the French Flying Corps he counted about two dozen victories and was once in a prominent US squadron led by Guyngmer.
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Allies Discuss Trade Boycott With Foe In Commons
London June 20 Brig Gen Croft asks if Allies will exclude German ships and foods from ports and territories as a progressive measure and curb exports of raw materials to Germany Andrew Bonar Law replies the government is consulting with the allies including the United States and no decision or statement is possible.
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Croft
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United States
Rebukes an Attack on Our Shipping Aid
London June 2 Sir Leo G Chiozza Money Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Ministry of Munitions replies in the House of Commons on measures to protect British trade after the withdrawal of British ships to haul troops and supplies to France. He says shipowners receive sympathetic attention and talks are ongoing with the American government amid cheers. He warns against comparing allied efforts at any given moment in the common cause.
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Curzon Speech on Ireland Sparks Government Scrutiny
London dispatch notes Earl Curzon’s Ireland remarks show the government sidetracked home rule and conscription for Ireland. Criticism mounts as Sinn Fein is blamed for unrest and new policy shifts. The French battles report ongoing German intentions and uncertain Rheims fighting details.
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Lord French
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Ireland
Daily News
Vienna Bread Riots and German Hunger Shake Europe
Rioting in Vienna over bread rations spreads through the city as Germany and Austria face food shortages. Dispatches describe mobs attacking bakeries and the Hofburg, with martial law possible, while Vienna's leadership seeks to avert further unrest amid debate over home rule and conscription for Ireland.
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Hindenburg and Ludendorff Visit Austrian Front For Italian Offensive
Italian Army headquarters on the Italian front reports Hindenburg and Ludendorff joined the Austrian General Council to advise on a renewed offensive aimed at breaking into the Venetian plains. The German leaders, taking two days’ leave from western operations, emphasize leveraging the Piave front despite Anglo French resistance.
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Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Piave
Americans advance near Belleau Wood after night attack
On the Marne sector, American forces struck northwest of Château-Thierry and pushed five-eighths of a mile into a German pocket on the Belleau Wood northern flank. German troops withdrew with their matériel, leaving no prisoners. The Americans did not capture machine guns. one small salient remained held by the enemy.
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Associated Press
Château-Therry
Belleau Wood
Seicheprey Drive Claim Debunked by Allies
June 20 report from With the American Army notes German claim of deep penetration near Seicheprey caused amusement among US officers. No infantry activity detected in the Seicheprey area in the prior day. If referencing a raid near Leidheprey, barrage killed many raiders. details continued on Page Three.
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Seicheprey
Leidheprey
Ereine
Martshorne and Picabia Meme Exchange at Wall Street
A brief note on Martshorne and Picabia exchanging memetic works, with a Wall Street address at 7 Wall Street. The item notes an exchange or display, reflecting a clash of avant garde art with financial hub culture. The fragment suggests a gallery or dealer activity linking artists with investors.
Italian Attacks Incessant as Asiaga Villages Taken
Italian forces pressed a renewed assault along the Piave river front as village positions in Asiaga fell and gains were reported on the Capo Sile sector. Allied observers noted continuous artillery and infantry activity with the line showing a shift in several key outposts.
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