Troops to Flow Over Till Foe Is Beaten
President Wilson reaffirmed the US aim to send men and materials to France until any temporary inequality of force is overcome. Messages from Poincaré Clemenceau Foch and Petain praised Pershing’s forces and pledged allied victory and continuing cooperation on French soil.
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Army and Marine Casualty List Totals 181 Names
The Washington casualty list lists 181 names including 87 killed in action and 111 wounded. Notable entries include Ernest Francis Sexton of Darien Conn as a lieutenant and Michael A. Dovie of Chehoysan, Met., as a sergeant, with extensive listings of others across states and cities.
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Pershing Honors Twelve With Distinguished Service Cross
General Pershing announced the Distinguished Service Cross awards to twelve American Expeditionary Force members. The group includes two officers, four noncommissioned officers, and five privates for valor on February 28 and April events. Citations honor ambulance drivers, artillery and infantrymen, and a medical corps private for repeated bravery under shellfire and rescue actions in France.
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Asquith Says Britain Undaunted by War Crisis
London June 24 Former Prime Minister Asquith told Aldwych Club luncheon that Britain remains steadfast despite a critical war phase. He praised resolve to press toward aims and dismissed sensationalism amid a German blackmail list controversy involving alleged vice ties.
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Britain Likely to Have Two Cabinets
London dispatch reports Parliament to consider forming a separate domestic cabinet alongside the War Cabinet to ease domestic workload. The Times cites possible ministerial committee delegation of domestic powers, with changes seen in the current cabinet machinery.
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Plane Flier Survives 14000 Foot Battle Over Hun Lines
First Lieutenant Frederick D. Dean of New York, age twenty, escaped after his plane stalled at 14000 feet amid German fighters during a May 21 mission. Despite a wrecked craft and a broken tooth, he landed near his squadron headquarters, was rescued, and later described the perilous flight and near miraculous return.
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High British Official Held in Jonas Case
London reports a government office official was arrested in the Jonas case, charged June 12 with obtaining and sharing information prejudicial to the state and useful to the enemy. Jonas, born in Germany, naturalized British in 1876, a noted steel manufacturer, remanded on bail for a week. war precedents linked a War Office official to the case.
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Canada Bans US Perishable Imports to Rebalance Trade
The Canadian government issued an order prohibiting import of certain perishable foodstuffs from the United States starting June 18 to reestablish Canada’s trade balance amid wartime conditions. Items banned include berries, currants, cucumbers, watermelon, artichokes, peppers, mushrooms, and several root vegetables, with a blanket license remaining for other foods. Meanwhile enemy submarine activity has declined in the western and central English Channel due to blockades, reducing the number of submarines operating.
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Ottawa June 14 The following Americans are listed as casualties overseas Killed in action W Conroy City Hospital Boston F Fabre Peoria Ill Wounded J A Mailen Great Falls Mont A T Reinholt Polk Penn R V Smith Portland Ore A Oakley 6 Harrison Street New York City Til G H Manon Hartford Conn Gasxed FE Fuller Hartford Kan C Pletka Chicago
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British Casualties Week Totals 34 171 Officers and Men
British casualties reported in the week ending today total 34 171 officers and men. Of these 4 447 were killed. The breakdown shows 231 officers killed or died of wounds and 4 216 men. Officers wounded or missing 809, men 28.8【text conveys partial figures from a wartime casualty report】
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