War a Clash Of Two Views Says Kaiser
Emperor William marks the thirtieth anniversary of his accession at German main headquarters declaring war a clash of two world views. He urged upholding German principles against Anglo-Saxon aims to enslave, praised Hindenburg and Ludendorff, and stressed the army as the nation’s core during the ongoing conflict.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Wiliam
Mamion
Great Britain
Marshal von Hindenburg
Tudendorf
von Hindenburg
William
Ludendorff
Army Casualty List from Washington June 18 152 Names
Army casualty roll lists 152 names with totals killed in action 55 died of wounds 29 died of airplane accident 1 died of disease 1 died of accident and other causes 64 severely wounded 1 slightly wounded 1. Names include LIEUTENANT GROser LESLIG HH, BROOKLYN. JOHNSON WILLIAM CAMPBELL, MAYOR. EDWARD T MAKARAVESCH, MICHAEL. many others across New York Chicago Boston Newark and more. Also notes Harry W Prince and Lt. John T Bissel honored for actions at Chateau Thierry and Marne with Medal of Honor type detail.
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Leslig HH
Teutenant
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Seerfington
Willtar G
Heutenant
Nunez
Johnson
William Campbell
Len
Claire
Wis
John D
Americus
Julius S
Luray
Stan
Samuel
Elton
Win
Prince
Harry Walter
Fittsifth
Springfield Avenue
West Philadelphia
Southington
Cronin
Joat F
Portland
Conn
Brandon
Daniel
Towners
NOY
Dresser
Erving A
Pine Street
Kristal
Reynolds
Walter J
Orchard Street
New Haven
Sharkey
Eugene I
Root Avenue
Ansonia
Memonson
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Vincenzo
Busler
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Bristol
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Vincent
Summer Street
Norwalk
Antaronik
Frank J
Webster
Mas
Chmiel
Walter
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Bridgeport
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Albert
Putnam Avenue
N.Y
Doble
Quincy
Mase
Neesghman
Maurice
Lemberton
Herbert Y
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Trey
Raymond C
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Knudson
John
Reid Street
Lamere
Lee W
Laconia
N. H
Leary
Joseph B
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Middletown
Giglete
Thomas A
Saratoga Springs
Leutenant
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Pitts- Sala
Daniel J
Haven
Herman
Philadelphia
Bissel
South Street
Chateau Thierry
The
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Binsel
Pullete
Rissel
Veteran Marines listed with ranks and addresses across states
A roster of named Marines and sergeants including Gibbons James J. and Todd H. Tarry, with listed hometowns or street addresses in cities such as Detroit, Rochester, Minneapolis, Toledo, Brooklyn, Portland, Seattle, Buffalo, Baltimore, and others. The fragmented OCR shows numerous individuals by surname and given name plus rank, with scattered street or city locations.
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Tarry Todd
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William J
Serre Street
Rochester
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Erman
Place
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Sherman
Stephen G
Colfax Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Pilcher
Luther
Chipley
Lukens
Fred
Indianapolis
Hewitt
Charles W., JR
North
Twelfth Street
Phi Biffin
William L
Avery Street
Parkersburg
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Clifford
Hudson Road
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Ohio
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Chester
Corpor
Ind
Hansen
William
Portland
Fisher
Robert M.C
Harriet Avenue
M'Kenzie
James H
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Will Outfit 106 Nurses For Wereens Service
The American Red Cross will outfit 106 more nurses this afternoon at the Hotel Holley Washington Square for Wereens service. This drives June totals and marks continued progress in the war nurse campaign with strong city reports and a high number since the drive began.
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Eighty Four Americans in German Prison Camps Listed
Washington June 18 The War Department released an expanded Red Cross roster naming eighty four Americans in German prison camps. The list includes officers from General Pershing’s command and several aviators serving with French and British air services. Names include George C Breeland Edward A Kounne William J Benknyns Elmer D Mackey Thomas Rufin Hugh Gugan Herman Whitmore Thomas Buffum Harold W Tucker Daniel Brandon John F Noy Cronin.
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Belloc notes Austrian gains on Montello in Italian front
Special cable from The Tribune reports on the three day battle along the Italian front with Austrians capturing Montello summit near the Piave. Observers warn of risk to Italian lines while smoke screens aided bridgehead creation on the Piave.
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Americans on Maine Raid Demonstrates Aptness and Capture
A US patrol on Maine raids dugouts and emplacements. A dozen Americans disappeared briefly, then returned with seventeen Germans and two machine guns. The party called the raid a learning exercise, having advanced into the German second line and brought back prisoners as samples of success.
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32d Division of National Guard Now Fighting in Alsace
The War Department confirmed that the Thirty-second Division National Guard is now engaged on German soil in Alsace. The Michigan and Wisconsin troops, under Major General William G. Haan, trained at Camp MacArthur Texas, have assumed a sector of the front north of the Alsace region. Private J W Guyton, from this division, was the first American killed on German soil.
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Camp MacArthur
Texas
J. W. Guyton
Organization of the Thirty-Second Division Troops at Departure
The Thirty-second Division was reformed from Wisconsin and Michigan National Guard units before sailing for Europe. It included the 119th and 120th machine gun battalions, multiple Wisconsin and Michigan infantry regiments, field artillery, engineers, signal and train units. Several elements were aboard the British liner Tucania when torpedoed last February, with some members among the casualties.
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U S Machine Guns and Rifles Halted Germans at Xivray
AP dispatch from France reports German attack on American positions in Xivray Sunday morning was stopped largely by machine gun and rifle fire. Artillery barrages caused losses as German raid crossed No Man's Land. Americans remained at posts, recaptured a gun, and seized enemy weaponry amid close combat.
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