Henderson Is Prime Mover in Campaign Ex Czar's Sister Arrives Safely In Switzerland
The article reports on Labor party strategy led by Arthur Henderson with Sidney Webb and McDonald aiming to shorten World War I through negotiation and push for a Labor government in Britain. It notes international reactions, including calls for peace talks, and mentions the arrival of Grand Duchess Olga in Switzerland signaling Romanoff family relocation plans.
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Henderson
Ex-Czar
Switzerland
Arthur S. Draper Tondon
Hrntist Labor Party
Rrest
Labor Party
Great Britain
Lsbor
Arthur Henderson
Sidney Webb
Many McDonald
Paramont
Labor Jaily Executive Committee
Berne
Olga
Nicholas
Russia
Romanoff
Queen Aids Women Wounded in France
The Queen, commandant of the Woman's Auxiliary Army Corps, arranged for a dozen wounded V A R C girls to be moved from a London hospital to Queen Mary's Home for Governesses near Richmond. One woman suffers head, arm and foot injuries from shrapnel. another is shell shocked after a heavy shell blast.
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London
Woman's Auxiliary Army Corps
West Front
Queen Mary's Home
Richmond
German Move to Seize Siberian Railway Denied
Moscow May 31 official statement denies reports of German attempts to control the Trans-Siberian Railway to Irkutsk. Stockholm-originated rumors are declared pure inventions, with no negotiations or demands reported by the German government. The denial blames Russian counterrevolutionary circles trying to push Allies toward a harsher stance against Russia.
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Esccrmeneres
Moscow
Reeks
Holm
Paris
Irkutsk
Stockholm
Russia
Finnish Army Placed Under German General Command
Moscow May 30 a German general now leads the Finnish army and German forces in Finland General von der Goltz replaces General Mannerheim who resigned after aiding the White Guard campaign against the Red Guard Mannerheim opposed the German plan to dominate Finland and seize Russian lands east of the Finnish border in the Mourmarsk region
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Finland
Mannerheim
White Guard
Red Guard
von der Goltz
Ukrainia
Mourmarsk
Four Local Men on Pershing's List
Four of the 198 casualties reported by General Pershing yesterday were residents of New York and New Jersey. One was killed in action and three wounded. Second Lieutenant Eugene P. Hubbard, killed in action at twenty three, a Plattsburg graduate and Middlebury College alumnus, served in the machine gun battalion of the 1st Division. Brother M. G. Hubbard Jr in aviation training in Dallas. Solted, 25, also a Plattsburg graduate, wounded in the Rainbow Division’s 151st Machine Gun Battalion. formerly with Williams, Nichols & Moran of 25 Broad Street, Brooklyn, and living at 1988 Forty-Sixth Street. Lieutenant Sola lived at 1988 Forty-Sixth Street, Brooklyn, formerly with Erasmus High School. brother Gerald C. Sola in service with the 302d Military Police in France. William B. Severe, commissioned at Plattsburg last year, attached to the 126th Infantry. Mexican border service in 1918. family at 4601 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn. Sergeant Julius S. Berg, Brooklyn native, drafted last summer. served at Camp Upton with the 08th Infantry, Company L. cited for bravery in trench assault. parents at 2027 Sixty-sixth Skrast.
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New Jersey
Eugene P. Hubbard
Plattsburg
France
Middlebury College
Vermont
M. G. Hubberd, Jr
Dallas
Tex
Chatham, N. J
Louis D. Solted
151St Machine Gun Battalion
Erasmus High School
Brooklyn
Gerald C. Sola
302D Military Police
Sola
Williams, Nichols & Moran
Broad Street
Forty-Sixth Street
William B. Severe
Plattsburgast
126Th Infantry
Fort Hamilton Parkway
Julius S. Berg
Camp Upton
08Th Infantry
Large U S Army Casualty List Reports 196 Names
Washington June 9 The army casualty list shows 196 names the largest daily total to date. Categories include 33 killed in action 1 died of wounds 11 died of disease 1 died in air accident 4 died of other causes 46 wounded severely 74 wounded degree undetermined and 20 missing in action. Officers listed include Captains James A Anderson D No 1 Summit Ga Henry Ephriam Mosher Stiles B Mosher 54 West Mosher St Falconer N Y Lieutenants Crawford Goddard Hubbard Beaton Beauton Freeman Albert Finn Vogt Severe Sola Sola and others. A Marine Corps list reports two died of wounds and ten wounded severely.
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Falconer
N. Y
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Seth T. Crawford
Colchester Street
Stookline
Mass
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James A. Goddard
Maryville
Penn
Eugene P. Hubbard
M. G. Hubbard
Chatham
N. J
Joseph E. Beaton
Wiliam F. Beauton
Edwards Street
New Haven
Conn
Leser Freeman Albert
Gladys H. Albert
Moscow
Latah County
Idaho
Fred T Finn
Fred T. Finn
Maple ‘Street
Madison
Wis
Henry Vogt
Il'vogt
South Main Street
Fond du Lac
Louis D. Sola
Francis Sola
Forty-sixth Street
Brooklyn
William E. Severe
William B. Severe
Fort Hamilton Parkway
N.Y
Marine Corps
Regular Army Roster of War Dead and Wounded
A long list of soldiers from many states and towns with ranks and addresses, noting deaths from wounds and illnesses, plus several who are wounded or missing in action. The record includes names such as Anderson Howes A captain Summit and many others across Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and beyond.
Marine Gunnery Sergeant Ler Prisoner in Germany
Elmore Ler, gunnery sergeant of the Seventh Regiment of Marines, previously reported missing in action, is now reported by the International Red Cross as a prisoner in Germany. Other named personnel and addresses appear in the OCR list.
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Elmore
Sth Regiment of Marines
International Red Cross
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine Sides With France, Reichstag Told
In Copenhagen and Amsterdam reports the Reichstag heard Socialist Deputy Herr Wendel accuse the German military of alienating Alsace-Lorraine’s population. He said four-fifths shifted to France, not for love of the tricolor but anger at military rule, and pressed for home rule. There was also note of banished residents being repressed under military courts and renewed discontent.
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Irvin S Cobb Believes Victory Certain From War Return
Irvin S Cobb reports from the war front asserting a military victory is needed to end the conflict. He notes German prisoners are young, about eighteen, and express fear of punishment and punishment under officers. The piece praises American organizing ability and Pershing’s plans, with Haig’s admiration for a growing American army joining British forces.
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Dong
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Douglas Haig
Americans Called Last Hope of Allies
AMSTERDAM June 8 The newly elected president of the Reichstag Behrenbach was loudly applauded for saying Americans are the last hope of the allies. He warned of a gigantic war climax and claimed Germany will endure with invincible army strength, stating Canadians Australians and Asiatic troops reinforce the foe and that Americans may yet be sent to Europe.
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Behrenbach
M. Clemenceau
Europe
France
French Ace Marinovitch Becomes Nineteenth-Year Pilot Hero
Paris notes two new French air aces with Marinovitch and Quette officially added to aviation records. Marinovitch, at nineteen, claimed his eleventh German aircraft while Quette reached ten in the past week. Marinovitch previously downed Prince von Bulow on May 19, in a clash marking a notable aviation milestone.
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Adjutant Quette
Prince von Bulow
Wounded Chicago Reporter Floyd Gibbons Improving in Paris
Floyd Gibbons the Chicago war correspondent wounded while with U S troops is resting comfortably at American hospital No 1 Neuilly. His condition shows improvement though he has lost sight in his left eye. His wife has reached Paris from Dijon.
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Paris
Chicago
United States
American Military Hospital No. 1
Neuilly
Dijon
Lansing and March join Union College commencement
Secretary of State Robert Lansing and Major General Payton C. March arrived in Schenectady to participate in the Union College commencement exercises tomorrow. Lansing will deliver the honorary chancellor address and both will receive honorary degrees.
Labor Wins Prestige by Aid Given U S Federation to Open Annual Session Today
ST PAUL June 9 Organized Labor gains prestige from government war effort as the American Federation of Labor prepares to open its thirty eighth annual convention. Samuel Gompers heads a confident delegation with little factional strife amid high hopes for labor’s role in the war economy. Delegates expect to review the war partnership, wage policies, and the strike record, noting 922 strikes involving 140,492 workers in seven months and a membership rise to about 2.73 million.
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Sperial Disputch
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Bolsheviks of America
Labor Mission
France
England
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frank Morrison
Western Union
National War Labor Board
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Labor Movement of America
German Storm Troops Drugged Rum Report
A Pittsburgh reader in France describes German storm troops affected by a drugged rum used to induce a homicidal frenzy. He reports troops advancing in solid ranks despite heavy machine gun fire, with bodies piling as they scream and press forward.
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the Tribune
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France
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Soldiers Want Only Current Magazines For Troops
The Post Office Department ordered postmasters to refuse transmission of magazines more than two months old to American soldiers in France and U S camps. The instruction urges posting public notices and requires mailing at 1 cent only for current or comparable issues, to ensure readers receive timely periodicals.
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the Tribune
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France
Army
Navy
Post Office Department
Economy hits tailor shops across the city
The text markets Rogers Peet suits and GI tailored Panamas as affordable luxury, promising savings without sacrificing quality. It lists multiple New York locations in broad street addresses, urging quick orders with slogans about no delay and no extravagance.
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