Russian attack nears Czernowitz amid Galicia push
Petrograd reports rapid Russian advances across Bukowina toward Czernowitz and Lemberg as Austro German forces strike along the northern front. Brisk clashes include Jacobstadt and Krevo with heavy enemy losses while Brussiłoff’s forces win new prisoner numbers and threaten the fortress capital.
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Mrs Shepard May Adopt Another Boy and Little Girl
A Sunday school class at Lyndhurst revealed that Finley J Shepard Sr and Helen Gould Shepard may adopt two five year olds named Helen and Louis from the Irvington estate. The children are living temporarily at Lyndhurst while decisions on adoption are awaited, with no details given on origins or motives.
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Louis Doe
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Irvington-on-the Hudson
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Irs
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Finley J Shepard, Jr
Dobbs Ferry
Lyndhurst
Shepard Estate
Mrs. Shepard
Helen Gould
Dorothy Gould
Frank Gould
Finley, Jr
Greece to Receive Allies Terms Today
Athens reports a split over Entente delays in presenting the terms for the Greek blockade raise. The terms are expected tomorrow and may demand demobilization of the Greek army and a police chief change to weaken the current government. The American Legation faces protests from U.S. business reps over the blockade. Tobacco worth 2,500,600 dollars held at Kavala.
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Greece
Sime
Kavala
Planes Drop Bombs on Suez Canal Town Kantara Romani
London reports hostile aircraft bombed Kantara thirty miles south of Port Said on the Suez Canal and machine gunned Romani last night. British planes drove them off with minor casualties at Kantara and no injuries at Romani. Skirmishes with patrols occurred on the Quatia district eastern border.
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Kantara
Port Said
Suez Canal
Romant
Romani
Quatia
Suffragist Slashes Wrist in New York Studio
Miss Annabel Farmer, 34, interior decorator and active suffragist, slashed her left wrist with a gold handled penknife at her desk in the Architects Building 101 Park Avenue. Found unconscious by elevator operator Philip Malone, she was taken to New York Hospital where doctors say she will recover but remains in serious condition. She is charged with attempting to take her own life and refuses to discuss the incident. She lived at the Hotel Van derlei and had resided there about a month. A few minutes after her removal, a man telephoned a Mrs J connected to Farmer.
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Park Avenue
Annabel Farme
Philip Malone
New York Hospital
Miss Farmer
Vanderlei
Farmer
Joy of promotion kills fire lieutenant
Lieutenant Patrick Sullivan of the Fire Department died suddenly after learning his name ranked fourth for captaincy eligibility. The 58,000 inheritance preceded his return to Engine House 2 at Avenue B and Eleventh Street, where he collapsed from heart trouble, doctors said. Sullivan had joined the department eight years earlier and earned the Brooklyn Citi medal for brewery ten years ago.
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Eleventh Street
Sullivan
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Brooklyn Citi
Cadets to See Wilson Today at West Point
President Wilson and party traveled to New York by private car and then by yacht Mayflower. A small reception at Pennsylvania Station was followed by a cadet welcome at West Point with diplomas to be awarded and officers to be promoted.
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Malone
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Townsley
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Wask
Slain bandit a Carranza officer identified
In Texas near Laredo a bandit slain after a raid on the Coleman ranch wore a uniform bearing Carranza insignia. A prisoner in Webb identified the body as Lieutenant Colonel Villareal of the Carranza army. Washington reports by nightfall note the broader border crisis with U.S. troop redeployments and rising concern over possible attacks on General Pershing's expedition.
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T. A. Coleman
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Webb
Villareal
Carranza Army
Change Seat Offered to Stock Exchange Clerk
A New York stock broker’s estimate places sixty five thousand dollars as the value of eighteen years of service by Ross Mendelsohn, a telephone clerk in Schuyler, Chadwick & Burnham’s office. Sidney Schuster plans to award him a seat on the exchange, with membership committee consideration pending after two weeks of posting. Mendelsohn, once at Eton and briefly in college, has risen from clerk to potential member, with details confirmed yesterday.
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Sidney 8. Schuster
Schuyler, Chadwick & Burnham
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Mendelsohn
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Hove
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Esterday
Baker Boom Looms For Vice President Nomination
In St Louis, June 12, a Baker vice presidential bid gains steam as Morganthau campaigns for him. White House allies back Marshall renomination, while Schif of New York and Norman Mack urge stronger leadership. The Indiana outlook and Sullivan’s bloc threaten harmony as convention nears.
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Marshall
Roger ©. Sullivan
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Baker
Justice Hughes
Washington
Morgenthau
Henry Morganthau
Turkey
Morganthau
Jacob H. Schif
New York
Stone
James
Palmer
Indiana
Fairbanks
McCombs
Norman E. Mack
The Tribune Institute Publishes Tested Household Aids
Next Sunday the Tribune Institute features tested articles and approved expert opinions on household aids. The Tribune Graphic provides halftone illustrations of the appliances, highlighting one phase of the institute’s work.
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Tribune Institute
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Roosevelt and Pinchot confer at Sagamore Hill on 1912 path
News from Oyster Bay reports William Loeb Jr and Gifford Pinchot meeting with Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill after a late night conference with Colonel Roosevelt. Talks touched on the Progressive push, timing of a possible third ticket, and support for Justice Hughes, with continued meetings planned through June 25.
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Tribune
Oyster Bay
William Loeb, Jr
Gifford Pinchot
Chicago
Sagamore Hill
Pinchot
Roosevelt
James B. Gareld
William Draper Lewis
Progressive National Committee
John WV. McGrath
James Te) Garfeld
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National Committee
Progressive Ticket
Justice Hughes
McGrath
Oyster Bay Inn
New York
Hughes Launches National Campaign Tour for Presidency
Charles Evans Hughes lands in New York to open campaign headquarters at the Hotel Astor and declares a nationwide tour to begin around September 1. He aims to attack the Wilson administration, expect Roosevelt’s endorsement, and plans to hold conferences with New York Republican leaders while awaiting formal nomination.
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Roosevelt
Wicely
Republian
Wilson
Progressive National Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
New York
Hotel Astor
St of Brown Univers
New Yorke
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