Impending Drive On West Front Rumors Stir War Talk
The article reports widespread belief that a major Allied offensive on the Western Front is imminent. Pollard and other officials discuss prospects of a victory within the year, noting German resistance and potential limits to any rapid end to the war.
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Tandan Whaley
Bertan
Peraphaly Wepromeblag
Alves
Dende
Bethany
Civid
Sien
Germany
Neve
Italy
Aree
Verden
Sudan
Lemierer
Russian Drive and Austrian Comment on War News
Fragmentary dispatches describe military movements and staff statements from a wartime front. A Vienna based authority asserts checks on Russian advances while reports mention hospital and crown territory concerns along with diplomatic chatter and leader responses.
London Chamber Oosts All Teutons
London June. The Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution urging all members of German Austrian birth who are naturalized British subjects to resign from the chamber.
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London Chamber
Teutons
London
Chamber of Commerce Today
Great Britain
Passage of Senate measure on control at polls debated
Fragmented item reports Senate consideration of a measure to preside control at polls, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors. It notes potential presidential reaction and predicts debate over safeguarding access to voting, referencing electoral procedures and political tensions.
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Senate
Nurbr
Britain says mine sank Hampshire in war alert
London reports official statements detail survivors from the Hampshire tragedy near the Orkneys last week. The inquiry lists enemy mine impact, Kitchener and four officers aboard, crew abandoning stations, lifeboats, and men in water amid a long distress sequence before the ship sank at dawn.
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London
Hampshire
Orkneys
Earl Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Kitchyuer
Cekney
Newark Orphans Ride Fare Home From Park
A fragmented Newark story describes orphans riding a train to Newark for a return home after a day in the park. Police and local officials, including a sergeant and a Brace, mention arrangements and fares. The piece notes a crowd, decorations, and a sense of community around the event.
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Newark
Valipbars Mars
O Brace
Pacifists No Longer After War Fatigue and Siege Fears
A garbled report recalls wartime tensions with mentions of pacifists, French collaborators, and political figures. It notes sieges, proposed actions, and public debates as memories fade into a tense postwar atmosphere. References to battles, plans, and a damaged house illustrate ongoing danger and shifting loyalties.
Sky to Flash on July 4 Independence Day light show
Fragmented OCR notes describe a July fourth Independence Day display with references to Manhatten, Tarrintge mvenmpes, and prospects of lighting in Fort Devere and Breton. The garbled text mentions miles of lighting gear, schedules, and funding promises, alongside a note about printing and operator timing.
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Ene Villar
Marmion
Elumuil
Rcene
Waite Wanditemal
Cinerinavet
Beuther Agit
Waiten
Tereey Central parade cited as best Ewedioh site
A garbled report notes an event at Suburban stations and exchanges with mentions of Lapland, Tannin Lapland, Kay, and Folwod Kallrnad. The piece references a central area and an assertion of quality from an unnamed source, with unclear details and names.
French Advance at Mort Homme in Vosges Sector
French artillery and infantry repelled assault in the Mort Homme area with heavy fire at Chattancourt Souyille and nearby sectors. A second wave near Soyville advanced briefly before machine gun fire thwarted it. overall, Austrian and German formations suffered setbacks as defenders held the line.
Russian ships unh it in battle
Russian navy officials claim three German warships were sunk off the Sweilieh post in a naval engagement. Petrograd bulletins report German cruisers and destroyers attacked raiding force, with heavy losses.
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Bondon
Naval Prinement Af
Sweilieh
Petrograd
Pteamern
Oruler
Amal
Admagett
Berliey
Welbenby
Nave West
Greeks Blast Allied Policy Toward United States
In Athens on June 18, Greek meetings denounced Anglo French blockade of Hellenic ports and challenged the Allied stance toward the United States. Loyalty to King Constantine and confidence in Premier Skouloudis were urged as crowds attacked the new policy. The King was referred to as Constantine XVI, linking him to ancient rulers of Constantinople.
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Atiens
Mliey
Greecn
Srdsr
Fesalu
Constantine
Mlieu
Skolaudie
Cinckade
Grecian
Great Britain
Pr ‘States
America
Glorims
Canstantine XVI
Ménaren
Constantinan
Italians Win Trench East of Monfalcone
Italian forces report a successful surprise attack east of Monfalcone capturing ten officers, 488 men and seven machine guns after heavy fighting. In aerial actions both sides bombed targets at Padua and surrounding valleys with some casualties reported.
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Lagarina
Padua
Rome
To Fay
Tepwren
Adige
Sances
Colamar
Eevert
Prrney
Rvgraa
Newegar
Monte Glove
Monte Straconte
Naples
Monfalnone
Martarelia
Tunscarian
Vale
Paduca
Arorgio di Nogara Ori
Borega
Peraune
Train stoppage injures clubwoman on Brooklyn trip
Mrs Don C Seitz suffered elbow injury when a train suddenly halted at Union Station. Several women on the Mary Harding excursion from Lane Island clubs were jolted in the car aisle. X rays showed the injury slight to moderate. others sustained minor hurts. Survivors include Mrs Raquel and Miss Nond of Brooklyn and Mrs Burton Mee of Queens.
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Tony
Brooklyn
Union Mall
Lane Island
Wimes
Balrwin
Queens
Bfl Taylor
Holle
Brady Professional Leads Golf Field
Michael J. Brady, a sessional of Oakley County, posted a 7 70 round to lead the field on the Bran Horn course. Notables included Walter Hagen and Frank Doyle among amateurs, with scores listed for several competitors such as Me Anderson and H. Barnes, reflecting a tight leaderboard at the Massachusetts golf event.
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Buneth
Michael J. Brady
Oakley
Ford
Bran Horn
Jill Doeble
Massachusette Agen
Brady Card
Nuert “Ienella
Great Neck
Walter Hagen
Barhaster
Doyle Myopia
Me Anderson
Meta Aroat
Thi Weid
W. Fi
McNamara
New York
Barnes Whitemarsh Valles
Louly Teller
Tain Berrlean
Simanny
Woodland
Ratay Reon
Meadawhenok
Camalete Sik
Tb Howden
Penraco
Crimson Eight Fails To Beat Second Boat
Harvard crewea eight could not overtake the second boat, finishing narrowly behind by a tenth of a minute. The race at the mile and a half mark saw both crews pick up speed as they neared the line, with the freshmen counting minutes in the final stretch.
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Crimson
Harvard
Whales Fatal Mistake in Early European Whaling Scene
A historical report describes a perilous whale hunt where an American crew faced a deadly misstep as European whalers succeed in early stages. The account details a whaler's near catastrophe, a dramatic rescue, and a final note that an American holds a world ramping record at just under 105 feet.
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Crvington
Marta
Ake
Clarance
British checked on Tigris River in Persian Gulf era action
Reported actions near Felah and the Tigris front describe British forces repelling a Turkish advance. Encounters included riverine skirmishes and a counterattack that drove back enemy battalions near Reman Kantara, with engagements along the Suez Canal area referenced.
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Turkreh Volen
Tigria
Cauempat
Ouraneapiang
Suez Canal
Reman
Gtd
Kantara
Nature's heating system using hot water from wells
Report describes a unique heating system in Wap that taps a hot water source at 17 degrees Fahrenheit. Water from wells in Horse Mountains powers public buildings and businesses via centrifugal pumps and a 4 tank reservoir. Engineers aim to expand capacity to meet city needs. A separate note mentions a wedding in Texas with no details.
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Boleho
Horse Mountains
Ward's Bread marks fifth year with factory tours
Ward Baking Co celebrates five years of Ward's Bread in Greater New York praising quality purity and cleanliness. It invites the public to its bakeries in New York City Brooklyn and Newark to witness bread production and industrial efficiency demonstrations for all visitors and civic-minded residents.
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New York City
Brooklyn
New York
Greater
Ward's
The
Ward Baking Co
Newark
N. J
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