Kerensky to U S for New Russian War Return
Former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky arrives in London amid widespread speculation on his trip’s purpose. Diplomats note his meeting at the labor conference and a potential visit to the United States as efforts accelerate to reengage Russia in the war with the Entente.
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Kerensky
U. S
Russia
London
Mesanier A
Kissin
United States
Monnar
Russ
Washington
Bo Shondow
Alesander Kerensky
Tondon
Phe Witente
Russa T Felease
Keremsky
Arter
Allire
Germans Prepare For March East Toward Moscow
London dispatch notes German forces moving east toward Smolensk, about 225 miles from Moscow, with strategic push toward the Bolshevik front. Belgium loan update adds 2.25 million, bringing Allied credits to $122.0 million and overall American support to $807.99 million.
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Moscow
London
Ward Smolensk
Smolensk
Moncow
Magnan Presbyterian Honor Roll of Men in Service
The Magnan Presbyterian church lists its Honor Roll of men in the service on Page Seven with miniature portraits and brief identifiers. The feature highlights local families and the community’s wartime contribution as printed by the Associated Press via Cirrespondent.
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Magnan? Presbyterian Church
Jane
Ai Alery
Ascoghatrd Press
Tratiene Ett
Oly Sturi
Oblatena
Apo
Merten
Zoe Beeling
Shack
Dorothy
Seriger Telly
Gerts
Theater men plead guilty to transporting whisky case in Guthrie
H W McCall Libe rty theater manager Thomas Bailey stage manager Jake Barnes and accomplice pleaded guilty in U S court Guthrie on transporting whisky from a theatrical troupe baggage raid. Sentences deferred until Monday. bond posted. Prosecution traced the shipment from purchase to confiscation with federal and county officials involved.
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H.W. McCall
Liberty Theater
Thomas Bailey
Jake Barnes
United States
Guthrie
Liberte Theater
Shrive Rar
Mailey
Ant Barnes
Uth
Austrians Flee As Italian Fire Wipes Regiments
The Italian front reports a massive Austrian retreat across the Piave with losses exceeding 200000. Montello and Nerveya crossings saw devastating slaughter as Austrian soldiers fled, tied to mules and horses, only to be cut down by Italian guns. The Ninety first Brigade tried to widen the breach at Lamperant but failed.
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Piave
Crurhe
Montello
Nerveya
Boty
Londay
Lower Piave
Inver
Lam>perant
Italy Bombing Squadron Harasses Austrians Over Piave
War bulletin reports Italian bombing planes from Venice bombarded Austrian positions along the Piave river. The squadron of thirty planes attacked enemy trenches and observation sites while atmospheric blasts and waterlogged terrain shaped fierce air combat.
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Italy
Piave River
Ward Prive
Piave
Venice
Pisce
Foris
Now His Majesty Knows What It Is To Face a Stack
London 20 King George and Queen Mary attended a wartime event yesterday at the Wheel of the American Whyom. The scene was sober as the king and queen sat with officials and aviators in khaki jackets. A maple-covered faker and a leather jacketed group were noted amid the ceremony.
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Cayarticchetina
Hurate
Mack
London
Italian Forces Extend Cape Sile Bridgehead on M1 Front
Italian troops have re occupied the Cape Sile bridgehead on the southern M1 front and extended the advance. The gains were held against Austrian counterattacks with around 400 prisoners taken during the fighting. The war office announced the victory today.
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Talian
M1 Front
Cape Sile
War Office
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast Improves Skies
Weather forecast notes partially cloudy skies tonight with gradual clearing later. Forecasters expect mild temperatures, light winds, and no significant precipitation across the region.
U S Men Push For Belleau Wood Breakthrough
June 1918 dispatch from Wranch reports American forces extending their line toward Belleau Wood, capturing 216 prisoners and seizing weapons. German troops reportedly planted machine guns around the area and were driven from the wood after a heavy bombardment. Senate hearing notes on draft age limits and plans for an enlarged war program with debates on work or fight and shipping constraints.
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Wranch
Marner
Yast
Hellean Wood
Numiber
Seika
Johnson
Baker
March
Crowder
Jolson
Clifornia
War Department
Mittee
Alvo
Ant
Sid Meehamberlain
France
Bey
City Adieu to 464 Youths Program Fixed for Friday
City committee outlines farewell program for 464 youths heading to camp. The band meets at Santa Fe station at 9 15 with songs from 9 30 to 9 40. Dr Frank Roach delivers a 15 minute farewell near a bagrane truck by the station park. Only those with badges may enter the fenced railed area. Apollo club and male singers perform inside. Men board trains at 10 am. band and Apollo club sing. Continued on 9 Column 1.
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Lee- Huckins
Santa Fe
Frank Roach
Apollo Club
As Ge Wil
Official Reports From Rome Front Daily June War Update
Rome frontline dispatches report ongoing activity with German and Italian positions. Smaller units clashed along the lines near Heers and Wintahi, with several enemy casualties and captures. Allied forces claim activity not very intense between Meri and Lonnia, including a patrol that destroyed an enemy position and captured survivors. Our bombardment targeted enemy ammunition dumps and railway facilities at Mate tarello and on the Venetian plains.
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Cape
Heers
Wintahi Fares
Meri
Lonnia
Hombia
Vur
Mate Tarello
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Atatt
Senate Military Committee
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Gene Marl
Congress
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Haker
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