German policy kernel cited on submarine incidents
Fragmentary OCR text discusses submarine actions and international law. It attributes a view to Captain von Kuehl about submarine warfare as the core justification for German policy, mentioning risk to neutrals and the idea of a dangerous precedent. The passage is garbled but signals a wartime argument over naval conduct and informally cited statements.
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Torer Urier
Attac
von Kuehl
Cives
Commnisaian
Pold
Wilson Taken to Task for Lack of Firmness
A distorted article discusses President Wilson and the Paris Peace Conference. It critiques his firmness and asserts his role as arbiter amid neutral powers and allied factions, noting political pressures and the need to maintain confidence from both sides.
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Wilson
Paris
Fimo
Prare
German Reply Not Expected Until July G
Report from Washington quotes an authorit y indicating Germany will likely delay its reply to President Wilson. The German position is described as tentative with a shift toward signaling an alternative to unrestricted warfare. No firm commitment is anticipated before early July.
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Ington, Jones
Wilson
Washington
Bia
White Howe” Conlon
Germany
Mediatan
Lusitania
U S Reply on Frye Sinking Near Completion in Berlin Talks
Washington reports the United States will forward a formal reply to Germany regarding the sinking of the William P Frye by the German cruiser Ebrel. The note disputes German demands to profit from a contraband ship and outlines ongoing discussions led by Chandler Anderson with Count von Ressator at the State Department.
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Washington
Germany
William P Frye
Ebrel
Berlin
Count von Ressator
Chandler Anderson
Sta Department
Solght
Women Workers Deliver War Protest to Wilson
Washington June 18 President Wilson received a delegation from the National Women's Trade Union League at the White House. They presented resolutions opposing war and calling for an embargo on war exports while asserting that their 100000 member group will resist any move to embroil the United States in European conflict or meddle in Mexican affairs.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
National Women’s Trade Union League
Mise Agnes Nester
Intereusional Alot
Mexico
Mail Tampering Inquiry Started
Washington June 18 Secretary Lan sing announced an investigation into charges that letters sent to the Swedish legation were opened by Allies. The issue centers on diplomatic mail during wartime and whether official correspondence between legations and their governments was tampered with in belligerent or neutral states.
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Washington
Lansing
England
State Department
United Jere
Bellirenent
Russia Seizes Munitions Plants At Border Posts
Berlin report cites National-Zeitung correspondent on the Russian border stating the War Ministry ordered expropriation of factories capable of making ammunition. The note says Russian plants are operating three shifts yet production still lacks full coverage of demand.
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Berlin
National-Zeitang
Bat
Losses terrific in Allies drive north of Arras
London reports fierce fighting as British and French forces press north of Arras and in other sectors. German claims of success clash with Allied reports of gains, heavy casualties, and ongoing attempts to push through. Metzeral, Fecht rivers, and areas near Ypres, Festubert, and La Bassee feature in the contested front as Sir John French provides a nightly briefing on advances and stubborn resistance.
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Arras
London
Atlus
Twn
la Barede
Alenes
Metzeral
Munster
French War Office
Armas
la Bagsie Canal
Augres
Swadhe
Fourie
Locette Tilly
Lince
Champagne
Argonne
Vauquois
Voagea
Disease disables Turks in Transcaucasia front line
Reports from Mir district in Transcaucasia indicate a Turkish Shay unit has been decimated by disease over the past three months, forcing the army to halt major front operations. Fear grows of epidemic spreading among refugees. Ruaran officials investigated torture claims during the siege of Vramiak and learned that Per sane abducted hundreds of young women and children and hidden them.
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Tiflis
Mir
Transcaucasia
Ruaran
Christiene
Vramiak
Persane
Harme
Henry Beach Needham
Needham
England
London
America
France
French Front
Joffre
Kendram
Warneford
Hour
Cleary Sought in Buffalo on Grand Larceny Flight
Sheriff ward Stengel urged by Hockland County District Attorney Thomas Gagan to widen a dragnet for William V. Cleary former Maverstra Town Clerk acquitted of a degree murder charge now a fugitive under a grand larceny indictment. Gagan suspects Cleary hides in Buffalo based on letters from supporters. A $500 reward is offered for his arrest.
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Buffalo
Ward Stengel
Dstrict
Thomas Gagan
Hockland County
William V. Cleary
Maverstra
Gagan
Cleary
Butalo
Warneford's Daring Flight Ends in Tragic Crash
Lieutenant Warneford and Needham died after a Fortosa biplane failed during a steep ascent near Buc. The crash occurred as the plane veered and struck the ground amid wheat fields. Warneford, praised for grit, died shortly after, while Needham died instantly. The event followed a luncheon celebrating Warneford's Legion of Honor.
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Freman
Buc
Warteford Athum Anak
Warneford
Needham
Ware
Legion of Honor
Hite
Marien
Royal Navy Flying Corps
Vorkaillen
Fortosa
Indy
Mirneford
Ritz
Ceppetin
England
Foghias
Hellieh Royal Naval
Austro German drive in Galicia nears Lemberg and Tarograd
Russian forces retreat along the San and Vistula as Austro German troops push into Galicia near Lemberg and Tarnograd. Official Vienna dispatch reports gains north of Sieniawa and Cieszanow while battles along the Dniester and Niemirow areas continue.
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London
Sieniawa
Krezow
Russia
Tarograd
Austria War Office
Lemberg
Galicia
Vienna
Beanarabia
Gretek
Times
Bucharest
Bessarabia
Pilanaer
Bojana
Czernowitz
Nova Selica
Tarnogrod
San
Vistule
Cieszanow
Lubaceow
Niemirow
Jaworow
Dniester
Itynin
Kolodrub
Woreszyca
Pflan
Hukowina
Petrograd
War Office
Tarnograd
Tanow
Stry
Metrograd
Codon
von Mackensen
Spartan veteran memorial honors Warneford’s late mother
Warneford’s mother receives public attention amid a Spartan tribute to a veteran. The event anchors on the late figure’s impact and connects to the veteran’s ongoing achievements, drawing community interest and media coverage.
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Warneford
Jaan
Austro-Serbian Pact Denied and Balkan Moves
Rome reports Austria Hungary Serbia deny any pact and warn of Turkish Austrian pressure. Italy linked to Serbia as European tensions rise. London and Washington discuss English shipments to neutrals and American cargo ownership proofs. Officials seek swift settlements and clear ownership records amid maritime disruptions.
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Serbia
London
Italy
Rome
Washington
British Steamer Torpedoed Off Scotland Saved
British steamer Ailsa torpedoed near the coast of Scotland was saved. Built in 19th century, she measured 2 long, SL feet beam and 16.5 long.
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Scotlands
Ailsa
Ons
Russians Driven Back to Their Last Defences Near Dniester
Dispatches report Russian forces along the Narol and Vereszyen line to the Dniester are retreating with disorder. Third and Eighth Armies, bolstered by artillery reinforcements, fight to hold home soil as Austro-Hungarian and German troops push toward Bessarabia and threaten Chotin. Russians burn villages and urge civilians to retreat with the army.
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Anrh
San
Gallela
Fenerves
Conrad von Hoetzendorf
Dniester
Bucharest
Bukowina
Bessarabia
Chotin
Ernochty
Novoselii
Russia
Romania
Pruth
Austro-German Plan to Threaten Warsaw
Budapest reports authoritative sources say Austro German forces aim to press toward Lemberg and threaten Warsaw, hoping a crushing blow would lift morale, deter neutrals, and stall Russian reverses in Galicia while the Germanic allies seek advantage amid Italy's entry.
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Budapest
London Morning Post
Star
Lemberg
Warsaw
Galicia
Italy
Germans Push Eastward In WWI Front From Jaworow To Lubsczow
German forces advance along a crowded front bound by rail lines from Radymne through Krakowiec to Jaworow with Lemberg rail access. By May 25 the drive intensified, reaching west of Kowiec as battles continue day and night. Reports cite heavy ammunition, railway logistics, and large German manpower, with hundreds of prisoners and officers taken in the May to June period as the Carpathian region sustains intensive action.
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Radymne
Krakowiec
Jaworow
Lemberg
Kowiec
Jaroslav
Lubsczow
Stry
Leviave
Mackensen
Farpathian
Stny
Erie
Herornien
Krulevake
Diemen
Ndt
Eastern
de Stry
Supg
Milo
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Henry Beech Needham
Comman Barnard
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