Four New Yorkers Killed and Wounded in Battle List
A casualty list from yesterday reports eight New Yorkers among about 120 names. Three died in accidents, four severely wounded, and one later died of wounds. among the dead are Glynn, Routt, and Stahl, with Corby and Griffin among the wounded and missing.
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Wester Front
New York
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Glynn
Edward Glynn
805Th Injeter
Cry
Ft Neck
Hunting &E I
V. Rouff
Ntry
Company BR
Sroomsit
Atlantic Air Pacific Tea Company
Brooklynderick
Walter
France
Bilwin
Ralps Avenue
Brooklyn
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France i
Princeton
Syracuse
American Lithograph Company
Ig Fat C
Lena Stahl
Offierman
Stahl
West Ninety
Michael Geating
Accient
Fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
P. Grifin
Ireland
America
John Griffin
K Bay Twentieth Street
Bath Beach
John Melencik
Leviander Melencik
West
New York Flier Killed Major Brooks Injured
In Belleville ML on June 11 L ieutenant R Bardwell of New York was killed instantly and Major Brooks of Kansas City, commanding officer at Swott Field, was likely fatally injured when an aircraft they rode crashed from about 500 feet during a circling maneuver above Swott Field, six miles southeast of the town.
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R. Bardwell
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Swott Field
Brooklyn Aviator Brings Down His Sixth Enemy Craft
Washington dispatch details American aviators on the French front. Brooklyn’s David Putnam downed three enemy planes, earning the Military Cross and being cited as a sergeant aviator. Lieutenant Sewell also claimed a German biplane after a long duel. The dispatch notes Putnam’s six total victories and honors.
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Bonnet Rouge Treason Verdict Upheld in Paris
Paris June 11 The Council of Revision rejects appeals of seven men convicted of treason in the Bonnet Rouge case. A court martial sentenced Mc Duval to death with six others jailed two to ten years. This follows earlier German propaganda trials linking Boloism. Bolo Pacha faced firing squad after a first trial. former premier Caillaux to be tried for alleged involvement.
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Chief of Air Service Receives New Appointment
Benjamin D Foulois has been appointed head of the air service of the American Expedition Forces by General Brien. The change, announced from France, will see Robert N Paddock succeed Foulois likely with an early brigadier general rank.
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Belloc's View of the Battle
London reports that the enemy has advanced from the Matz valley toward Bessons and turned the Lassigny Hills, aiming to force a French withdrawal south of Villers-Cotterets. The attacker fronts with about 100,000 infantry, replacing divisions rapidly, suggesting many more days of costly fighting ahead with uncertain losses.
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Army Casualty List Adds 120 Names From WW II
The June 11 casualty list shows 120 names including 26 killed in action, 8 died of wounds, 3 died of accidents and other causes, 7 died of disease, 41 wounded severely, and 43 with undetermined wounds. Entries include soldiers from Ohio, New York, Michigan, Indiana, Iowa, Chicago, and other states, with ranks ranging from corporal to lieutenant. Also noted are deaths from wounds, disease, and a few sailors, plus a correction on a reporting of a lost serviceman and a ship sinking.
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British Destroy German Works in Ten Bomb Raids
British reports say from June 6 to 9 ten bombing raids hit targets in Belgium and Bruges area. Objectives included Thourout Oosthoute Bruges docks and various Bruges and St Denis Western airdromes with fourteen tons of bombs. Fires started in Bruges docks and airfields, two direct hits on Mule at Zee Brugge, heavy anti-aircraft fire engaged, enemy aircraft driven off. several British aircraft returned with damage and crews rescued.
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British Airmen Hit German Lines Bombs Drop On Vast Front
The official aerial operations statement says British airmen over France dropped eight tons of bombs on enemy troops transport and ammunition dumps guns and trenches despite cloudy weather Direct hits were reported on a railway at Roye Bur-Matz and on infantry concentrations around Montdidier Riequebourg and Roye.
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Germans Charge Over Carpet of Their Own Dead
German troops suffered heavy losses as French forces retook ground near Lassigny and Plemont. Reports describe double layers of German dead across terrain, with dismounted French cavalrymen fighting with notable valor to repulse counterattacks and press the advance. Prisoners were entering by night, though the ferocity of battles kept German captures low.
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Germans Crush Uphill Assaults on Northern Slope
Reported battle on the northern slope describes German gray-green forces pressing in waves all day. The French lines barely held as machine guns and artillery repelled assaults, with heavy casualties and exhausted ammunition curtailing further advances.
Paris Council to Consider The Defence of Paris
Paris June 11 local dispatch reports city Councillors urged Adrien Milhouard to convene an unofficial meeting of Municipal and General Councillors to discuss Paris defence. President Mithard will call an unifying meeting of Municipal Council for Thursday next.
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Imperial War Cabinet Opens 1918 Session
London reports the Imperial War Cabinet begins its 1918 session at noon with Premier George greeting delegates and hosting luncheon. Walter Hume Long will chair the Imperial conference, while the Colonial Institute urges that no former German possessions overseas be restored. The cabinet includes the British premier and imperial ministers plus Canada Australia South Africa and India deputy representatives.
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South Africa
India
Plane Falls Kill Officer as Army Plane Crashes at San Leon
A military plane crashed at the San Leon aerial gunnery range near Houston on June 11. First Lieutenant Roger Montgomery of Tunien Mississippi, an aerial gunnery instructor, was killed. Second Lieutenant William Hartline, the pilot, sustained only minor bruises.
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American Red Cross Workers Leave for Frontbound for Front
Thirty nine American Red Cross officers and ambulance drivers bound for Italy and France arrived in London on June 11. The contingent includes seven men from Lehigh Stanford University Frank Thoel, Harley Harris, Howard F Gould, Edmund Musser, Charles W Dee, H L Darling and Edward B Harper. Nineteen of the contingent are going to Switzerland. Harry E Heath will join the mission.
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Harley Harris
Howard F. Gould
Edmund Musser
Charles W. Dee
H. L. Darling
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Oaly
Harry E. Heath
Switzerland
Americans Build Vast Wartime Infrastructure in France
An authorized Times dispatch reports American forces in France have created the largest, most extensive wartime logistics system, including docks, warehouses, motors parks, cold storage plants, 200 miles of rail yards, car assembling shops, a 20 000 bed hospital, large artillery and remount camps, and extensive port schemes that could serve as main supply hubs for Allied rail heads. The correspondent notes these efforts will expand rapidly and alter the balance of the war, narrowing German options.
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Czecho Slovaks Seize Siberian Railway Segments
Moscow newspapers report Czecho Slovak troops about 15 000 strong have occupied portions of the Siberian railway. The report notes the action occurred as Allied forces advance in the region, with no immediate details on casualties or exact locations.
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Czechs Defeated Near Zlatoust and Sa nara Threatens Towns
In the Southern Urals Soviet forces captured arms and artillery and evacuated Chelyabinsk. They concentrate near Zlatoust where Czechs were defeated, while another Czech group is reported near Sanara, endangering that town.
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Dirigible Rescued at Sea Near West Sayville
A United States dirigible balloon from Rockaway Naval Station was forced to land at West Sayville for fuel shortage while patrolling the Long Island coast. The 125 foot airship, manned by two officers, was towed ashore by Reserve Naval Base No 5 sailors as thousands viewed the spectacle.
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