Italinas Repel Heavy Assaults In Trentino Battle
Italian forces claim repelling heavy Austrian attacks in Trentino near Asiago and northeast of Aversa. War Office reports progress along Magna Boschi and Hoseon sectors with limited gains, noting Alpine group summit seizure at Ateidoro and 100 prisoners.
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SAY TRAITOR SHOT GEN JOSEPH GALLIENT
A report from a recent Paris dispatch claims General Joseph Gallient was shot by an officer after Verdun rumors. The account, supported by testimonies from Lafayette passengers, notes a French officer brought from the front to face trial for betraying Verdun to Germany. The victim died soon after, and officials offered no denial.
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American Steamer Seaconnet Is Wrecked on Sand
The American steamer Seaconnet of Philadelphia struck on the Saroby sand Sunday while en route from Archangel to London. The vessel, 247 feet long and 4,208 tons, was driven ashore and later wrecked. crew landed at Yarmouth. Owned by Harper Transportation Company of Philadelphia.
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Germans Begin Charnay Drive West of Meuse
Paris reports preparations for fresh German assaults west of the Meuse as ground between Le Mort Homme and Chattancourt endures intense bombardment. French fire checks German advance and repels attacks along the Meuse sector from Thiaumont wood to Fort Vaux.
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Oise
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Vaus
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Heslin
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Night attacks repulsed near Fort Vaux and Thiaumont Wood
During the night and into the evening great intensity focused on Dead Mar Hill and the front sector from Hirumiont Wood to Fort Vaux. French detachments repelled enemy thrusts at Thiaw Mont Wood with botched assaults nullified by counter fire. In the past two days about 100 French prisoners were taken and several night assaults at Eummin Wood were stopped by grenades and close combat.
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US demands apology for Petrolite attack
The United States in a second note to Austria-Hungary demands an apology and reparations for the shelling of the Standard Oil tanker Petrolite in the Mediterranean. Vienna had said the ship was mistaken for an enemy vessel and had supplied provisions to shipboard marines, with the matter under review by the State Department.
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State Department
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Mediterranean
Heetumminder
Turks Repel Enemy On Tigris Front
Constantinople reports a Turkish communique claiming repulse of hostile infantry near the Frisias and Wie. Turkish detachments fought near Serpal and Zehab, about sixteen miles east of Ka Fin, with enemy losses and mounted cavalry driven off.
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Ka Fin
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Brigadier General Earl Longford Confirmed Killed in Gallipoli
London reports confirm Brigadier General Earl Longford, previously listed as wounded and missing, was killed. Longford, the fifth Earl of Longford, born in 1868, had been reported wounded during the Gallipoli campaign last year.
Bulgars Begin Balkan Advance In Serbia Front
Havas dispatch from Salonica reports Hungarian troops near Florina and Monastir have started an advance into Southwestern Serbia. Allied Macedonian offensive expected late June or early July as cholera reduces Serbian forces. about 110,000 Serbian troops are in Macedonia with 120,000 previously.
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Salonica
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Monastir
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Satoni
Balkans
Battle Fronts Expand Amid Global War Estimates
Dispatches describe vast Allied numbers in the Balkans and Mediterranean with 680,000 troops on the ground and 200,000 from Egypt. Reports claim German and Austro-Hungarian forces pull from Macedonia toward Verdun while Russian fronts report artillery duels and prisoner captures across multiple sectors near Lutsk and Dvina fronts.
Russian thrust flanks Kovel amid retreat talk
Reuters dispatch from Kiev says Austrian prisoners in Galicia included many recently fighting on the Italian front. Russian sources express confidence in near triumph over Austria while pondering Romania’s likely response to Czernowitz seizure and broader front developments.
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W Reuter
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Guasette Wayn
Austin
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Ceernowhte
Czernowite Fr
Brusiloff Sees Unity Victory For Incoming Summer Campaign
London dispatch quotes General Brusilov praising unified Russian arms and planned coordination across fronts. He highlights key advances near Rovno and potential push toward Kovel, saying success stems from long preparation, inter-service harmony, and synchronized attacks across the eastern front.
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Wartime pledge from leaders to press on against Germany
A bold call to continue the war effort asserts that monumental forces support the cause, noting the fall of Canenowite and profound effects in Rurownia and the Balkan States. The text boasts early successes but promises only the beginning of a broader campaign to defeat Germany.
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Nuregas Mer
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British Cabinet Split Over Irish Question
London June 20 A division in the British cabinet over the Irish question threatens a resignation as Asquith faces repudiation. The Times reports a provisional settlement would still meet staunch opposition within the cabinet with a likely parliamentary session amid deep differences.
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London
Hich
Hofetal Progrems
the Times
David Lierd
The Lassitude of Spring Health Advice
A spring health piece promotes simple fresh foods to recover from winter. It praises Shredded Wheat Biscuit as a whole wheat staple from Niagara Falls New York and suggests serving with berries to restore energy and digestion.
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N.Y
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