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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1918

Page

20

Britain Says Raid on U S Is Just a Start

British officials warn that recent U S raids indicate a broader campaign to disrupt Allied supply lines. They report a 2000 ton cruiser submarine operating off the U S west coast, with Germany expanding submarine activity amid growing alarm from Washington. A maritime tension scene unfolds as authorities track convoys and consider extended anti submarine measures in the Atlantic theater.

Arthur S. Draper Aniwrene Llesatehie Aseumeion Germany Aeemison Uip Vortuxal Arensdeiy Insern Pirallers Acovek Waswirgton Hame Micubs & i Kanwn Tee Allied Americas En- Loum Swenest Ds Virwsla Ghemane Havin Biven Tsay Daniele Sowneon Atlantic Edas Attace Eesin Beitiel Ptearine Virginia Mae Almar

War News and Allied Resolve Amid Global Tensions

Reporting from a wartime dispatch, British and American efforts are described as necessary to sustain supplies and economics. The piece notes strategic shipping, expansion of wartime production, and calls for greater Allied unity to break enemy advances. It emphasizes vigilance against complacency and the need for broader industrial and maritime mobilization to support victory.

German Press Praises U Boat Raid Near U S Waters

The Cologne Gazette reports naval expert Captain von Kynilwabive praising a German submarine raid near the United States coast. He claims no coastal zone quarantine stopped enemy ships and predicts greater Soviet or German offensives in North American waters, noting American defenses and torpedo boat deployments.

America Amsternam von Kynilwabive Cologne Gazette Yriowd Mink United States North American von Kuoilwether Iorland Ir Chong Birepo

American Aviators Rescued From Sea by Danish Steamer

American aviators were saved at sea by the Danish steamer Triniph after a June Atlantic voyage. Pilot J. T Bloons and Gunner Chit Gun were aboard the plane damaged by engine failure and forced to ditch. Observer Auutioned at Minity Blas Accondinge helped move the crew to safety until the steamer Tongraph arrived hours later.

Huy Inns J.T Brovens Ensign Clements Lin Wats

O'Leary and 6 Indicted in Plot For Irish Revolt

Indictments name O Leary and six others tied to a covert Irish revolt plot. The group allegedly recruited Irish travelers from Denmark and Switzerland to fund and organize an operation to place bombs on British battleships. Officials linked the case to Sinn Fein and Franklin Franks funding channels, claiming efforts aimed to cripple English military power and disrupt critical infrastructure in Ireland and Britain.

Britons Linked to Irish Plot and German Espionage Ring

The indictment accuses British actions to supply war materiel and move funds to support Sinn Fein operatives in Ireland. It details payments to Rodiger, Victorien, and O Leary, and a network involving Fricke, Papen links, and others orchestrating propaganda and weapons for use against Britain and Allied forces. The case outlines conspiracy charges, possible death penalties, and ongoing efforts by U S authorities to capture fugitives including Jeremiah O Leary and John J O Leary, with ties to Sinn Fein and German agents.

Britain Ireland Brough Herlin Berlin Vetorica O'Leary Rodiger Great Britain France Bulgum O'Lesty Robina Mme Victoriea Leach Department of Day- Fee Hudolph Binder Rodigar Mmno Vistorien New York Net O'Leary John Riverside Henry Harley O'boury Victorien Fricke Olen Switserland Todiger Victoria Sqand Binder United States Stodinger Sian Télnurs General Pershing Department of Justice Winder Woody Wave Tui Winl Nct Mie 20 Willard J. Robingnn Sliares Young and Robbie Bischoff Department of Duation Daniel O'Leary Jeremiah Newburgh Yehan Sinn Féin Madison Square Cleveland Moffett Moffett

Revelations of Irish German Plotting Prompted by Trial

U S officials signal continued disclosures on a supposed Irish German conspiracy in the United States. Fugitives linked to Sinn Fein and Irish agitators face fresh charges as details from the O Leary and related case surface. The Gustie American and other publications are cited as channels for alleged disclosures, with Britain and Ireland authorities cooperating.

Long Reach Long Teland United States Ren A. Mathews Robert Shephenvon Dunmark Swisa Cutron de Viccorica Trishmon Roturg Irelant Heoslwnd State Department Sinn Poly New York Thousenda Doliara Frick Othera America Failte Cul Sling Fein Ireland England Dreland Cod Germany Lanct Hodimesentmenta Department of Tuylicn United States Attorney's Curtie Congress Swan Itn O'Leary Hull York Staten Tohn Wyitl Wuinekinge

Germans Really Have Done What They Claim

In a London commentary the author questions German claims of victory and air power, arguing that American cities cannot be bombed from submarines and that Britain and the United States must expect a continued naval struggle. The piece assesses the Mediterranean command, unity of effort, and the moral significance of Allied resistance against German forces.

London Alontie Roynd Tip America Atlantic Barone Ifn Ward Fee Navinw Mediterranean Evie Geddes the Admiralty

Coney Island Considers Closure Over Luftwaffe Threat

Coney Island may shut for the sum merit due to German air raids. The board of trade voted amid wartime fear, while Jersey cities kept lights on, signaling readiness as a hostile airman approached from the sea.

Coney Island

Night curfews extend as city enforces defence order

Military police and city officials of the towns enact strict curfews with cafes and theatres still lit by electric signs. Special Deputy Police Commissioner Ryan oversees the operation, says nights will continue indefinitely and the War Department approves the measure as part of national defence efforts.

Ryan National No. Tenew War Department Washington Offiials Police Department

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