Corollary Ends Affair Amid Controversy Declares No War
A cabinet member stated there would be no war with Germany and no public promises of intervention or evasions. The note avoids commitments on conflict and the situation is described as a corollary to ongoing controversy with no imminent change in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matis
Germacs
Oficiale
Catin Ballard
USN
Saywiliebout
Charles RB
Clark
He & McCormack
Otcer
McCormack
Columbia University
Frank
Terry
Aris
Thinless Telegraph Sect
Braun
U-Boat Shellings Kill Four Men at Sea
Victims perished when German submarine shells struck a trawler near Liverpool during a voyage from the West to the Atlantic waters. The four sailors aboard the Arctice were identified as lost with their boatmates and rescue efforts ongoing as authorities investigate the incident and recover remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fender
Shelltae
Reen Fireamatt Sub- Marine
Toodion
Beth Funiyett
Wattog
Successor Ready for Dr Dernburg in New York
Fragments detail successor plans for Dr Dernburg in New York at the Hotel Bite Carites. Notes reference anticipated departure, possible substitution, and talks about the German envoy’s role, with mentions of ship lines and the rear office at 4th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alweien
Dernare
Accori & Peliible Inferma
Dernburg
Alberti
Scandinays Americas
Germans Cross Dniester In Dash Against Lemberg
News report from London dated June 7 details Austro German forces advancing from south and west toward Lemberg after breaking near Przemysl. Vienna notes a goal within ten miles as 30,000 Russians have been captured since June 1. The German front, led by von Benen and von Linsingen, presses toward the Dniester with heavy fighting and shifting positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dniester
Lemberg
London
Aart
Whee Pine
Cvituimienien
Aastrofaeries
Genel von Binnen
Zannne
Ciovemans
Vienna
Tamer
Nuit
Liejnian Trent
Moeetaka
Tinainigin
Farawna
Duke T
Teutenenilies
Basie
Genwral von Linsingen
Russians Swept Back in North Front Amid Stubborn Fighting
Fragmented wartime dispatch describes Russian counterattacks in the north, German and Allied forces clashing as civilians and laborers endure shelling and troop movements. Reports claim Russian units forced back German advances while casualties rise and prisoners are moved under guard. overall strategic shifts remain unclear amid ongoing bombardments and reconnaissance.
German Admiralty silent on Nebrashar torpedo report
June 7 Wyetington Ambassador Gerard said the German Admiralty has no report on the Nebrashar torpedoing. An inquiry by the State Department is awaited as American naval attaches in Liverpool prepare a full inquiry report from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Gerard Cables
State Department
Wyetington
Gerard
Nebrashar
Liverpool
Lringon
Confederate money still good in London
London June 7 Confederate currency remains usable in limited markets as a Canadian soldier allegedly passed a $20 Confederate note through the American Consulate, prompting an official exchange and questions about the note’s value and acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gestaut
Fragmented wartime bulletin from the Fat 69 region
An distorted report cites fighting in a theatre near Kw region and eastern Kaw, mentioning prisoners and the distribution of ranks among wives. The text is heavily garbled with names and places partially unreadable, rendering a precise battle or outcome unclear.
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Wet
Karschaks Obr
Kawle
Prininers
Yen
Ma Sane
Kana
Kates
Seth Bf
Aviator Warneford Bombs Zeppelin in Bold Air Duel
An aviator named Warneford attacked a German Zeppelin over France, causing it to crash and burn. The explosion and fire destroyed the airship, with reports noting the pilot’s brave forced landing and partial rescue efforts as flames cut off sections of the crew and nunnery nearby.
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Oppesite
Tellet
Ida
Helgware
Lendén
Valde
England
Admiralty
Airehin
Hruseels
Weleon
A. Warnefer
I Greed & Leppelin
Brussels
Warneford's Early Air Career Highlighted in Fractured Record
A garbled account notes Warneford’s initial aviation interest five months prior and his rapid rise from merchant service to naval trainee, with claims of natural aptitude and fearless flying. It mentions origins in Annada and Acadan, probationary service, and rumors of front-line deployment, framed by inconsistent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andere Dane
Warneford
Annada
Acadan
Urge Bigger Air Fleet for the United States
President Hawley backs expanding the U S air force and rapid aircraft production. He cites wartime gains, argues hundreds of planes could be built quickly if training and funding start now, and urges Congress to authorize a decisive uplift in aviation capacity. Secretary tunnels supports aligning support with national defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suber Pris
Fas Tosht
Tivslent Hawley
Texas
Hrntiah
Fur National Dafey
Five Killed and Forty Hurt in British Air Raid
Admiralty announced an air raid on Britain last night along the east coast of England. Five persons were killed and forty injured as incendiaries and bombs were dropped. Two fires were caused by the incendiary bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Admiralty
Eneland
Ambassador Walter Hines Page Presented Medal at Buckingham Palace
The American ambassador Walter Hines Page was presented a medal by the King at Buckingham Palace on the occasion of the centennial peace celebration between the United States and Great Britain. The presentation was brief and not accompanied by formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honiton. Fine
Walter Hines
Paes
Tigekingham Palace
New Orleans
United States
Great Britain
Battles on Baltic and Italian Fronts Reported on 40 Mile Line
News from the Baltic front notes German ships and Italian forces near Riga and Libau with reports of submarines sinking ships and attacks by hydroplanes. In Italy, Austrians push toward Trent, while Italian forces advance along the Jannea River and seize ground toward Monte Nero and Tolmin.
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Baltic
Sonzo
Yoni Breall
Gulf of Rima
Gulf
Yenisei
Haine Indys Sane
Uriamen An Faris
Takin
Jannea River
Caporette
Gradiven
Wienity
Monte Nero
Tolminn
Tolnine
Laverone
Fougana
Bat Hlegu
Talia
Njatkul
Thosul Minellos
Slulitor
Aeereeyme
Merce
Marog
Teale
Fea
Piywre
Serlin Reports All Ships Return Safely After Baltic Engagement
Reports from Copenhagen say sounds of naval action were heard in the Baltic Saturday. German Admiralty confirms engagement in the eastern Baltic. All German ships have returned safely.
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Serlin
Restin
Jane
Landen
Copenhagen
Baltic
Mistranscribed note on Pola amphitheatre and Adriatic
Fragmentary OCR reference describes Pola’s famed Roman amphitheatre and Austrian naval activity near the Adriatic. It notes a belief the location is vital for military use and mentions a western alignment by the Austrian navy in the eastern Adriatic.
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Pola
Adriatic
Italian Warships Bombard Monfalcone
A statement from the Italian Naval General Staff says Italian warships bombarded Monfalcone for the third time in the morning after three batteries near the Duino Castle opened fire. Our destroyers silenced one battery and set the castle on fire. prior night a dirigible raid on Pola dropped several bombs on military targets.
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Monfalcone
Duino Caetle
Sesteo
Pola
Austrians Recapture Position on Frontier
On the Italian frontier Austrian forces recaptured Freikofel as the front line shifted in places. Reports note portions of trenches and batteries held by Austrian troops, while some sectors show the enemy pressing forward near Jenneo in limited areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Vva
London
Tytalenn
Hije Broecken Boas
Freikofel
Caught Monks in Italy Signalling Austrians
An Italian monastery raid exposed five monks believed to signal Austrian movements. A lieutenant traced activity from the abbey’s upper floor refectory set up for signaling. A monk carried a map with annotations of military value and late documents from Valleaguwe in Vientia Marte Teds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleaguwe
Vientia
Marte Teds
German Wireless Close Watching Reveals Expansion Ties
A wartime report details German wireless operations linked to Atlantic Communication Company leaders and observers. Officers named Herman Mets and Ro G Frank are cited with connections to Siemens imports and forest products. American citizens in the network, including Thryleyeher, Wortendyke, Highman, and O Sullivan, are noted for suspected sympathies as officers observe cipher traffic risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ongiturer
Dr. Zenteck
Sayuille
Colimal Ayaur
Professor Broun
University of Strassburg
Atlantic Communiation Company
Secretare
de Frank
Herman Mets
Ro G Frank
Almuth Aun Diver
August Merckens
P. Schniteler
Mr. Merckens
Stollwerck Inforests
Sir Frank
Siemens & Mulske
Werlin
Rames
Turks claim Gallipoli success in front line drive
Turkish War Office issued a statement saying heavy Allied losses were inflicted as Turkish forces on the Gallipoli Peninsula broke the enemy line at Sei Rane. The report notes stubborn fighting and a right wing counterattack driving foes back to their old positions amid disorder and heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinomo Sune
Gallipoli
Meninsula
Turkish War Office
Sei Rane
Radio station plays role in war era tech debates
Officials discuss the Téléfunken and Braun systems for the Sayville radio station amid wartime urgencies. Premiered high efficiency transmitters promise better service, while authorities weigh interference risks and practical access for the public.
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Albert
Przemysl
Mocsisha
Czar
Shavl
Mitau
Sams
Eac
CIA
Gallews
Shaw
Ir Mans
Mitwa
Lutau
Teer Netiv
Gereia
Labaw
Getta Rads
Teaday
Berlin
H. Altman & Co
Fifth Avinne
Madison Avenue
Mendon
Theyine
Frost
Gorron Toe
Page
Trieste
Amur
Petrograd
Herta
Reho
Nara
Kiestay and
Garman
Messugead
Times
Fe Geemens
Cicmtiort
Ee Lanse
Euseane
Ppa
Riel
Mthor
Rome
Riga
Columne
Libou
Hiewa
Libau
Spain
Ttim
Trent
Riker-Hegeman
New York
Talian
Paris
Italy
Am.gidding & Co
Peecive Duplesas
OF Alle
Traileur
Recep
Wioter
Sans Aoe Party
Amie
Ana
Seddul Bahr
Constantinople
Sayville
St Cement
Applite
Telefunken
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