Russians Gain Twenty Miles in Bukowina Front
London reports Russians pushing along the entire southeastern front toward the Romanian border and moving against General von Hindenburg. They threaten Kovel and Lemberg, envelop Czernowitz, and press toward the Pruth, while Austrian lines weaken west of Lutsk and near Czernowice.
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Lemberg
Czernowitz
Teusian Armion
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Pruth
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Styr
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Sekul
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Lutak
Tortehin
British Ready to Aid Joffre Says Law
Paris June 14 Andrew Bonar Law British Secretary of State for the Colonies and delegate to the economic conference said British forces had been ready since Verdun to take any action desired by French commanders and that complete accord existed between the British army and the French supreme commander.
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Paris
Andrew Bonar Law
Verdun
Lloyd George to become War Secretary in Kitchener shift
London reports David Lloyd George will succeed Karl Kitchener as Secretary of State for War while maintaining ties to the Ministry of Munitions. Possible successors for Kitchener include Lord Milner and Colonel Winston Churchill as the War Office leadership questions mirror cabinet shifts and the War Council's impact on operations. The public seeks a figure of high caliber beyond a civilian or politician, with Asquith leaning toward Lloyd George amid strains between the premier and the munition minister. An official announcement is awaited by week’s end.
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London
David Lloyd George
Karl Kitchener
Lloyd George
Ministry of Munitions
Lord Kitchener
Lord Milner
Winston Churchill
Asquith
Lord Fisher
K. of
Ireland
Former Mrs Cleveland Undergoes Operation
The former Mrs Grover Cleveland now Mrs Thomas J Preston Jr of Princeton was operated on at Roosevelt Hospital by Dr Howard C Taylor. Early this morning she rested easily and recovery is expected. Preston stood by her bedside most of the evening as they traveled from Princeton to New York Tuesday night. The marriage to Professor Preston was February 10, 1913 with President Hibben officiating.
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Grover Cleveland
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Prince Itom
Roosevelt, Hospital
Howard C. Taylor
Woot Fiftieth Street
Princeton
New York
Cleveland
Professor Preston
John Grier
Hibben
White House
Isso
Morgenthau to replace Redfield in talk of cabinet shuffle
Rumors say William C. Redfield will retire as Secretary of Commerce before his term ends on June 14. Henry Morgenthau is named as Redfield’s potential successor amid Washington’s Democratic leadership belief in the story. Reports also circulated that Secretary Daniels might retire if the President is reelected, though friends denied it.
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Commerce
Henry Morenithay
Mr. Redfield
Washington
Comn
Daniels Toany
Raymond Robins
Harold L. Lekes
Illlinois
Hirem Johnson
California
Robins
Mr. Roose
Justice Hughes
Mr. Robins
Roosevelt
Tom
Progressive National Committee
Menor Johnson
Lucien Bonheur
Honheur
Colonel Roosevelt Not Seriously Hurt After Fall from Horse
Colonel Roosevelt, seen at the Hotel Langdon, downplayed an injury from a May Sagamore Hill fall. X rays for possible rib muscle strain expected today. He laughed at heart-attack talk, explained coughing spells since a West Indies trip, and met with Progressive leaders amid campaign plans.
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Lr. Caldwell
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Arcretay
John W. McGrath
McGrath
West Indies
Roose
For His Dead Mother's Sake BROKER KILLED Saloonkeeper Feeds Outcasts IN AUTO CRASH
A Bowery saloon keeper opened meals to all derelicts three times daily as his late mother asked. The story, told by the proprietor, describes how inspectors and reporters witnessed the scene, with the owner promising to continue the meals after his mother's death. A separate crash on the Mer k Road killed broker Henry Stomper and injured several in a collision involving a touring car and a second vehicle.
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Bureau of Food and Drugs
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Threrfcore
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Merk Road
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Locust Avenues
Springfeld
Long Island
Henry Stomper
West
Stomper
Long Beach
John V. Holmes
West Eighty-first Street
Helen Cameron
Riverside Drive
Brennan
Cincinnati
Lewis
Whitaker
Theiss
Stemper
Jamaica Hospital
Joseph Stroehlemn
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Conrad RB. Lutz
Throop Avenue
All Saints’ Church
Anton Waldher
Richmond Hill
J. G. Newman
Church Street
Richmond Hall
Newman
St Mary's Hospital
Father | Lars
Army Bill Recommends $157 Million for Army Support
The House Military Committee approved a favorable report on the annual army appropriation bill carrying $157,000,000. It provides for increases and changes under the army reorganization and includes $500,000 for civilian training camps.
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House Military Committee
Draging a million dollar film in which a crowd of thousands
A concise note notes that dragging a million dollar film involving about 20 000 people is a substantial undertaking. It underscores the scope and effort implied by such a large collaborative project.
Marconi to end fog crashes at sea device
William Marconi plans a new simple contrivance to prevent ship collisions in darkness or fog. The device, operable from a ship’s bridge, is described as easily installed and designed to end fog related crashes at sea.
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Marconi
Toy Yn
William Marconi
Chief Discovers Poker Game in City Jail
Police chief interrupts morning poker in cell block locating two inmates, William Cocker and Walter LukesteK of 510 East Fourteenth Street NYC, taking their money and ordering transfer to Paterson. The incident blasts the calaboose’s reputation as the chief questions where the cards and funds came from.
Zeppelins Lost in Belgian Windstorm Near Chateaux
Frontier correspondents report a Zeppelin wrecked by a storm near Chateaux Belgium on Monday. Jerdam dispatch notes the airship was destroyed by high winds as it passed over Belgian airspace.
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Belgium
Frontier
Jerdam
Chateouth
Americanism Keynote Dominates Democratic Convention
In St Louis the Democratic keynote centers on Americanism Peace and Prosperity led by ex Governor Glynn as temporary chair and backed by President Wilson. Delegates show moderate enthusiasm while debates over neutrality and foreign influence unfold, with a later page noting Wilson’s warning against hyphenism and foreign meddling amid preparations for the platform and nominations.
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Martin H. Glynn
Wilson
Pindell
Peoria
Saulsbury
Delaware
Ollie James
Glynn
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