Victor Emmanuel Idol of His Devoted Army
Udine June 7 reports depict King Victor Emmanuel as ever at the front, dashing in his gray car and appearing on horseback in the hills to rally Italian troops. He stayed on the left bank of the Isonzo through the night, urging his men. Generals Brusati and his Alpine troops are praised for bold maneuvers and retreats. Italian forces countered Austrian efforts, with a rapid advance and repulsion near Monte Nero and Gail heights.
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Invaders Press on Rovereto Front as Alpine Push Grows
Milan dispatch reports Italian forces expanding from Monte Novo into the Adige valley toward Rovereto and Brentice Auxpatoria, with renewed pressure on the Trent road. Italian Alpine units in Monte Nene operations drive enemy from rock defences, claiming multiple prisoners and ongoing assaults amid heavy shelling as Austrian counteractions intensify in the Cadore and Caria sectors.
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Italians Repulsed with Loss at Plava
Austrian War Office report notes Italian forces repelled several attacks near Plave on the Isonan front with heavy losses to the enemy. In the rocky district fighting continued with no major events on the Carinthian frontier. Tyrol attacks by the enemy were repulsed.
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Rumors Of U S Goods Foisted On Britain
London reports afloat claim American shipments of Packers products are being diverted as useless by Britain to avoid payment. Amb Page reportedly briefed Washington. Also noted is large exports of cotton and other goods from England to neutral countries while American-bound cargoes to those destinations face stoppages.
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Precaution lax on Lusitania inquiry ends
A long Lusitania inquiry concluded this afternoon with testimony on crew discipline lifesaving gear and the possibility of a second submarine. Witnesses described belts missing and boats improperly secured while captains Turner and Anderson disputed safety decisions and orders during the voyage a secret session will hear further evidence.
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Maxim's Invention Disperses Gases Proven by Trials
Sir Hiram Maxim claims a cheap apparatus can counteract chlorine gas by lifting fumes above trench heads. Tests delayed as engineers faltered. plan was to simulate a battlefield with gas and defenders. Maxim says respirators are less effective and Germans will abandon gas use when they see the simple dispersal method.
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Canada’s Share of War Orders Unduly Limited
London June 17 David Loss George minister of Munitions plans to send a prominent business man to America to discuss Canadian and American war contracts. He told the House of Commons Canadian firms faced through J P Morgan Co and a Canadian committee. no reason to dissent from the War Office plan to work with Morgan Co. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy may help acquire munition supplies for Britain. Ottawa notes exchange issues hurt Canada’s war orders with Allies.
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Colt Bids 35 000 Help Join Guard
Colonel Samuel rs Lost, president of the United States Rubber Company, said the Executive Committee approved all employees of the United States Rubber system joining local militia and naval reserve units. Pay will continue during duty and duty will not interfere. The system employs 15 000 men as Colt urges large corporations to support a national defensive force.
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Peace League Plan Adopted by Conference
The National Provisional Committee debated steps to build public and government support for the League to Enforce Peace American Branch. Taft chaired, committees formed, and resolutions urged a working union of nations to deter war with a future judicial tribunal handling justiciable disputes.
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Conference Text On Conciliation And Mutual Defense Pacts
The document fragment discusses signatories submitting disputes to a council of conciliation, joint use of economic and military forces against war, and periodic conferences to codify international rules. It notes the resolutions committee report was adopted after discussion and the conference adjourned without any further action.
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King Constantine Improves as Regency Talks Delay
London reports King Constantine is improving and expected to convalesce within days with plans to move to Delilia castle in two weeks. Parliament or regency moves are unlikely while Premier Gounaris says July 2 parliament convening remains the plan. A late dispatch notes a relapse as German doctors left Athens and the Queen requested Dr. Richard Strong aboard Erin.
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Greek election shock weighs on Allied war plans
June 17 dispatch from Terlin via London reports Venizelos backed by a Greek victory in the general elections, widening Greece's pro Allies shift. German papers react with caution noting possible effects on Dardanelles losses, Russian setbacks, and Italy’s entry, while Groves’ stance remains uncertain.
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Sotherns Plan Return To Stage Under Shuberts
The Sothers intend returning to theater next season under the Shuberts management and will perform at the Booth Theatre with Mr. Winthrop Amos in a repertory of modern plays. In spring 1916 Mr and Mrs Sothern Miss Julia Marlowe will tour the United States and Canada in a revival of Bist ee ree plays. Sothern's health has been restored by rest.
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