Deputies Back Clemenceau in Confidence Vote
Paris report says Premier Clemenceau won a confidence vote from the Chamber of Deputies by a large margin amid interpellations on military affairs. Socialist leader M. Cachin denied any move to attack the government. The Army and munition questions were touched on as Clemenceau addressed the chamber and army committee.
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British Airmen Bomb Three Rail Stations
London June 4 The command aerial operations report lens activity yesterday with reconnaissance and photographic work followed by eighteen tons of bombs. Targets included railway stations at St Quentin Dousi and Luxembourg. Three enemy aircraft were shot down and one driven down out of control. No British losses.
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Italy Decorates New York Man
Captain Albert Akin of New York, a delegate of the American Red Cross in Florence, has been decorated with the Order of the Crown of Italy for his service to civilians in Tuscany.
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Italians Down 14 Hun Planes
A British-Italian official statement issued today says since May 25 the Royal Air Force has destroyed fourteen enemy airplanes and driven one down out of control. One British machine failed to return.
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Americans Halt German Drive Near Neuilly Wood
French and American troops repelled renewed German assaults on the Champagne front near Neuilly Wood. Americans protected the bridge crossing as a massive explosion doomed the enemy river crossing, while French colonial forces and U S troops organized a stout defense with efficient machine gun support and disciplined counterattacks.
U S Troops Battle Germans on the Marne at Chateau Thierry
American machine gunners joined French forces on the Marne near Chateau Thierry on May 31 after arriving by motor lorries. They moved into the town to help defend it as German forces threatened its capture, contributing to the defense alongside the French army.
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Enemy Fights to Hold Gains in War Across Aisne Marne Front
Reports from LONDung describe a stagnation in German advance with local skirmishes along the Aisne and Marne lines. French troops retake Faverolles and Mont de Choisy while British forces push a local line near Thillois southwest of Rheims. Crown Prince army faces pivotal strategic choices as the northern sector around Armentieres remains active.
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Remarkable Morris Raid Netting 288 Prisoners and Arms
A highly successful Morris raid resulted in 288 prisoners captured along with thirty machine guns several trench mortars and an anti tank gun seized.
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Foch's Forces Counter Attacking On 45 Mile Front
London dispatch reports Allied counterattacks along a 45 mile front from Noyon to Chateau Thierry. Foch notes recaptured positions on the French right, with German momentum waning except near Soissons and Chateau Thierry. Turning point near Paris unclear but improvements possible in coming days as French and British forces slow the Crown Prince’s advance. American involvement cited as key to sustaining pressure on Ludendorff’s army.
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Allied and German fronts report night gains and counterattacks
Paris dispatches summarize limited German progress north of the Aisne and near Rheims with local gains at Retz Forest undone by counterattacks. Bombing sorties claim two enemy planes down, three more shot by pursuit groups, and heavy shelling on marching troops. British lines note raiding and a few prisoners, while French and American forces counter in several sectors along the Oureq and Marne fronts.
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Choisy Hill Retaken By French Troops In Brilliant Attack
French and British forces conducted a series of decisive operations along the Aisne Oise front. Allied counter assaults near Choisy Hill recaptured 2000 yards of trench while cavalry actions north of Paris and near Champlat slowed German advances. A French cavalry corps completed a remarkable 180 mile march to join frontline fighting and inflict heavy losses.
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Drive on Paris Halted as Marne Hills Hold Front
Paris dispatch reports the German drive toward Paris halted after eight days of fighting. French positions on the Marne Hills held firm, with the tenacious defense shaping a rerouting of battles. The Oureq region remains the focal point as the foe concentrates effort.
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Marching Forces Gather as Germans Push on the Aisne
The text describes German efforts to capture Amion and Channel ports, with French defenses along the Villers Cotterets forest and river obstacles. It notes a race of manpower, the aim to finish the war quickly, and shifting balance of forces as American troops enter, while air power increases.
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Foch Holds German Drive. Washington Belief From Berlin
Washington reports Gen Foch has halted the third German west drive with American aid in Perrin. French command cites a dash counter attack near Neuilly and Chateau Thierry as stopping further enemy advance. Pershing’s communique says troops repulsed the foe near Neuilly woods and Jaulgonne while patrolling and shelling enemy positions in Picardy, Lorraine, and the Woevre.
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American Tank and Crew Captured on Aisne Front
Amsterdam dispatch reports Herr Scheuermann quoting a German front correspondent that three American tanks engaged German forces on the Aisne front. One tank was captured undamaged with its crew prisoner, two others disabled by artillery. A large park near Fere-en-Tardenois held American munitions and supplies, including spare wheels and tools, while Pershing’s Washington release denied any American depot at Fere-en-Tardenois.
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German Pressure in Aisne Marne Salient Fails to Break Front
The article reports continued German attacks along the Aisne Marne salient from Noyon to Chateau Thierry, with French and American defenses holding. It notes limited gains for Germany, withdrawal behind lines near Pernant, and small advances near the Marne and Bouresches while overall momentum shifts to positional warfare. The piece also references U boat activity off the Atlantic coast, emphasizing limited impact on Allied shipping and the convoy system.
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Anzacs Win Laurels On Familiar Ground
British field dispatch from France reports Australian forces winning a notable victory near Streele and Lamotte. Ground combat occurred in a sector where the first Australian division has been billeted since arriving in March 1916. Prisoner totals and troop movements reflect ongoing wartime pressures in 1919.
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Britain to employ women as aviators in industry
London June 4 Britain will use women as aviators in industry. Labor Minister George Herts told a Sheffield audience that women will play an important part in aviation work and the government intends to deploy them widely in this field.
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