Germans Take Liniewka Village in Volhynia Front
Berlin reports German forces captured the village of Liniewka west of Sokul and Russian positions to the south. Austrian and German fronts press near Bukowina and further battles are noted along the Volhynia and Galician borders with artillery and air activity.
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Berlin
London
War Office
Volhynia
Liniewka
Sokul
Bukowina
Isinienka
Lokalanzeiger
Sinijewka
Lintenka
Conela Dee
Ee Bay
Kuty
Ang
Vithynia
Aka- Lintewka
Kaisers Reported at Kovel Front as German Drive Likely
Cable dispatches from Lutsk and Kovel report German reinforcements and Kaiser present as Russian forces retreat and defend through counterattacks. Observers note improved troop organization, transport, and munition columns, with heavy guns planned for a major offensive.
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New York
Lutsk
London Times
Warsaw
Germany
New York ‘Times Assian
Kovel Front
Russians Defeat Turks on Caucasus Front
The War Office released news from Petrograd on June 28 detailing a push back of Turkish forces south of Lake Urmia toward the Turco Persian frontier. In the Baghdad corridor the Turks were defeated and forced toward the fortified Kalaystrabine region.
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War Office
Caucasus Front
Lake Urumiah
Bann
Bagdad
Kalaystrahine
Demand for apology and indemnity over Petrolite attack
Secretary of State Lansing publishes the U S rejoinder to Austria Hungary defending the submarines attack on the Petrolite. The memorandum requests an apology punishment of the submarine commander and payment of indemnity for American injuries.
U S A Demands Apology and Reparations Over Petrolite Incident
The United States condemns the attack on the Petrolite by an Austro Hungarian submarine. It alleges the submarine fired after the steamer halted and displayed the American flag, held a wounded seaman as a hostage for provisions, and endangered neutral rights. The American note, signed by Lansing, calls for punishment of the submarine commander and full amends.
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Penfield
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Mediterranean
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Cetnin
Van
Petrolite
Aluters
Department
British and German Reports Swap Blows on Western Front
German headquarters report successful repulses of French and British attacks from La Bassée Canal to the Somme and Meuse sectors. French advances near Lunéville and Fleury were checked by heavy artillery and gas clouds, with no enemy gains reported and multiple aerial losses confirmed.
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Meuse
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Somme
Lunéville
Verdun
Dead Man Hill
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Fleury
Hoéhndorf
Raucourt
Douaumont
Karlaruhe
Two Italian Ships and More Sinkings by Submarines
London reports more vessels sunk by submarines as of June 28. The Japanese liner Dalycisu Maru and the Italian steamer Clara Aventino and other Italian ship Lava were sunk, with Dutch ship Waalatroom foundering and crew landed.
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Lloyds Shipping Agency
Dalycisu Maru
Clara
Aventino
Waalatroom
Barcelona
Madrid
Lava
Atlantic
Norfolk
Porto Ferrajo
Italy
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