U S Urged to Fly Airplanes Across Ocean
Britain and the United States discuss an Atlantic air linkage plan to move heavy planes by air across the ocean next summer. General Brancker outlines routes via Greenland, Ireland, or the Azores with Ireland and the Azores favored for weather. New York would be the starting point.
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the Tribune
Washington
Atlantic
William Bronckwy
British Air Council
United States
Braveker
America
Europe
Great Britain
Genfl Brencker
United Statea
Greenland
Ireland
Ielling
Sarat
Azores
Wren Usw
Hiathora
Portugal
One Day's Life For Foes of Soviet
Moscow reports the commission appointing a campaign against counter revolution describes executions as organized terror. Prisoners are shot only if the vote is unanimous, with arrests to sentences often taking one day or a few days. Maxim Gorky's Novaia Zhizn protests, saying suspects are coerced by overwhelming evidence.
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Moscow
Maxim Gorky
Novaia Zhizn
West Side Taxpayers Association Rebukes Mayor Hylan
The West Side Taxpayers Association rebukes Mayor Hylan for radicalism and meddling, criticizing his economy and calling his policies socialist. They accuse him of municipal overreach, municipal ownership schemes, and for aligning with Bolshevik tendencies as they planned wider distribution of their letter.
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Hylan
West Side Taxpayers Association
WF Hogwand
Aggeestions
Westaiders
New York
Mitchel
Me. Hillquit
Bennett
Istead
OLeary Links Plight to Ex Mayor Mitchel Claims Intimidation of Defense
Jeremiah A. OLeary, on the witness stand for treason charges, blames local political hostility and former Mayor John Purroy Mitchel for his plight. He asserts defense lawyers were intimidated as he faces trial for his life, citing a controversial letter from Henry A Wise asking to be excused from directing the defense. The transcript hints at broader political fault lines and pressure on his attorneys.
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United States District Court
Jeremiah A. O'Lear
United States
Sinn Feiner
John
O'Leary
John Purroy Mitchel
Foremer
Henry A. Wise
Austrian Food Scarce Dashes Queues All Night
A Vienna paper reports Austrian weekly rations via The Daily Mail London wire. Bread 22 ounces, potatoes 1 pound with half usable, black bran mash, milk product, fat, sugar 6.5 ounces, one egg, seven olings of meat, jam and coffee substitute. Meat allowance requires waiting all night.
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London
Austria
Daily Mail
The
Hague
Arbeiter Zeitung
Vienna
Four Germans Flee Berlin in Airplane to Denmark
COPENHAGEN June 21 Four residents of Berlin escaped Germany Thursday in two airplanes and landed safely in Denmark. The Albatross planes left Berlin with guardships warning. One craft reported damaged but both crews survived and two deserters reached Rudkøbing after delaying to repair an engine.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Germany
Denmark
Baltic
Iea
Nisolat
Rudkoebing
National Tidende
Bucy
Theron Cross
Seydler Quits As Riots Shake Dual Empire
Austrian Premier Dr. von Seydler leaves Vienna to submit his cabinet's resignation to Emperor Charles. Vienna sees new bread riots with 150,000 munition workers on strike. Demonstrators attack, loot, and demand relief as calls of Germany’s culpability rise amid food shortages and political tension.
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von Seydler
Vienna
Charles
Exchange
Zurich
Pagoriten
Prigitteliau
Visnela
Munich
Polie
Germany
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Ahd
Cayts
Gounci
Hert Neumann
Socthissts
Brest-Litovsk
Prague
Bohemia
Neue Freie Presse
Copenhagen
Inter
Failure of Austrian Offensive Shown by German Newspapers
Washington reports that German newspapers on June 18 and 19 acknowledge the Austrian offensive failed. Dispatches note cautious official comments, argue the aim was to block Italian forces from aiding the French front, and cite Strassburg Post and Vossische Zeitung as admitting no Italian surprise and that Austrian efforts were repelled by stiff resistance.
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Tritone
Washington
Hntente
Munich
Strassburg
Vossische Zeitung
South America to Train Allies Here for War Effort
Senate Military Affairs Committee proposes an amendment allowing training and equipping troops from Allied nations, including South and Central American states, to join U S forces. Nations at war with Germany include Brazil Cuba Costa Rica and Panama, with broader regional plans tied to war aims and funding.
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Washington
Germany
United Etcr
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Itty
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China
Siam
Peru
United States
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Brazil
Cuba
Costa Rica
Jenragas
Guatemala
Panama
Bolivia
Ecuador
Haiti
Honduras
State Department
Branco
Mies
Eta
Nicaragaa
Guatemal
Costa Rican Agent Warned Government About Summerfeld
Costa Rican agent Stroial dispatches to Washington claim Costa Rica’s Tinoco government protested to the United States about Montero, the New York consul, and a diverted shipment of rifles intended for the Gantelos administration. The June 21 report notes repeated protests over the alleged mishandling of arms linked to the Summerfeld case and Montero.
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Stroial
the Tribune
Washington
Montero
York City
Pilion
Gantelos
Zaare Cap
Tinoco Hach
Germans in Attack Suffer Big Losses, Pershing Reports
Washington dispatch summarizes General Pershing's communiqué on recent fighting northwest of Chateau Thierry and in the Woevre region. It notes heavy losses for German forces, active patrolling, and continued artillery exchanges in Lorraine as Allied reports confirm.
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France
Chateau Thierry
Belseu Wood
Chitea Thierry
Brasses
Belleau Wood
Pershing
Washington
Paeating
Chateau Thiercy
Lorraine
Ghiteau Thierry
Eight American Aviators Bomb German Railway Raid
A group of American aviators carried out a Sunday night air raid into German territory striking rail targets. The operation involved coordinated bombing and reconnaissance near Berlin and surrounding lines, signaling continued Allied pressure on German infrastructure.
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Paris
Amviatorn
Racksane
Mets
Italians Halt Austrian Piave Advance At Fortified Front
Italian forces repel Austrian assaults along the Piave River recapturing Norvese and threatening to outflank positions near hogbriek while American airmen destroy a bridge. Austrian losses are reported between 120 000 and 150 000 with about 13 000 prisoners taken as a major six day battle wanes.
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Norvese
Uth
Candela
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Evers
Orlando
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Austrian War Office
Plave
Battte
Hnex
Chiltean Thierry
Bellexw Wood
Rheims
Berlin War Office
Airplanes Carry Food to Austrians Trapped by Flood
Airplanes were dispatched to feed Austrians stranded by the Piave flood. Reports from Rome describe Italian and Austrian commanders facing logistical hurdles as troops and civilians face potential starvation. Aerial relief efforts pursued despite treacherous conditions and shifting plans, with ongoing coordination among Allied and local forces.
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