Allies push on front amid renewed World War I fighting
The noon summary reports Allied gains across France with American and French forces advancing near Belioy and Morlancourt. French and Australian units improved positions along the Somme and Ancre, while Belleau Wood yielded over 300 prisoners to American troops. Germans face heavy losses and delaying actions as Allied air and artillery pressure grows.
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France
Daue
Belioy
London
British Admiralty
British Wireless Service
Mery
Antheuil
Noyon
Carlepont
Oise
Amiens
Somme
Ancre
Morlancourt
Ourcq River
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
New York
Associated Press
Mars River
Campiegne
Courcellex
Antheull
Aronde
Com- Piegne
Matz
The
Ouse
Jourscamp
Carlenont
Lalgue
Mibecourt
Gige
Soissons
Commiegne
Ambleny
St Mierre-Algie
Marne
Flanders Salient
Merrig
Butie
Ypres
Coucelles
Batttefront
United States Is Magnificent In France War Message
President Poincare praised American troops and thanked President Wilson for rapid U S unit formation and overseas transport aiding allied effort. He lauded gallantry on the battlefield and expressed hope for continued American successes against German forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Poincare
Wilson
America
Pershing
Wisconsin Seeks Ninety One Volunteers for Special Service
Adjutant General Orlando Holway in Madison received a call for ninety one volunteers for special and limited service to Vancouver Barracks Washington. The roles include carpenters cooks locomotive engineers repair men brakemen telephone linemen and electricians. The call is to be filled by volunteers from those who served since June 18 to April 1.
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Wisconsin
Associated Irean
Madison
Orlando Holway
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Labor federation pushes wartime labor goals in St Paul session
The American Federation of Labor adopted a war time program urging President Wilson to take direct control of Western and Postal Telegraphs, back labor unity, and support for telegraphers in Seattle who were dismissed for union activity. Gompers pledged wholehearted support for freedom and equity, while Baruch sent a message praising labor’s patriotism.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mine
American Federation of Labor Committee
Benjamin Schliesinger
New York
Gompers
Minu
Waz
War Labor Board
Wilson
Western and Postal Telegraph
Cot
American Federation of Labor
Seattle
Wash
Samuel Gompers
Federation
TB. M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Tabor
Bohemia
Thomas Mooney
Francisca
President Wilson Aids Naval Proving Grounds Growth
President Wilson announced the expansion of naval proving grounds by claiming 2 200 acres of land. The action places the lands under the control of the secretary of the navy and covers sites along Indian Road Maryland and across the Potomac in Virginia.
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Anacciated Press
Washington, D. C
Indian Road
Maryland
Potomac River
Virginia
Wilson
Eecretary of the Navy
Wilson backs woman suffrage in Senate vote appeal
President Wilson expressed hope that the Senate would pass the woman suffrage amendment this session in reply to a request from the American Woman Suffrage Association. He urged an unmistakable answer by approving the federal amendment before adjournment, signaling momentum after House support earlier in the year.
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Associated
Iesy
Washington
Wilson
Congress
aLfter
Conlon
American Woman Suffrage Association
Senate of the
United States
Senate
Jans Mary
McAdoo Resting Amid Treasury Strain and Uncertain Health
Secretary McAdoo’s private condition caused unease among friends as he leaves his post for White Sulphur Springs for rest. Observers say he should hand over duties in the Treasury to another to stabilize the government with the fourth Liberty Loan due in four months. Railroads and policy questions swamp his efforts as he faces mounting pressure.
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United Preas
Washington
DC. C
McAdoy
Privatou
McAndon
Treasury
Rafiearts
McAdne
Marines Hold Front North of Belleau Wood
American forces consolidate positions around Belleau Wood as artillery and machine guns blunt German attacks. Reports describe units pushing north and west, reclaiming ground with bayonet assault, capturing prisoners and securing boulder positions lost to Prussian forces. Wounded and dead noted among the captured prisoners as U.S. lines solidify.
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Belleau Wood
Eh Merett
United
Carresauder
Duane
Carman Blvanece
Betlean
Tour Trench
Bolshevik Minister M Worowski Heads to Washington
Copenhagen dispatch reports Bolshevik minister to Sweden Worowski poised to depart for Washington as Bolshevik ambassador to the United States.
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United Press
Copenhagen
M Worowski
Sweden
Washington
United State
Reunion of Veterans Marks Two Civil War Regiments
The Fourteenth and Seventeenth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry reunions opened at the city hall with about twenty to thirty members attending. President George Kolland welcomed attendees as the event proceeded with ceremonies and talks. The Wagons of the reunion include remarks about continuing remembrance and a joint program planned at the city hall the following day.
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Oa Caimpfirent
Kevenberth Wis Cotiain Volunteer Infantry
Eily
George Kolland
Acros
Ffteen
Buxs
Shioh
Uwe
Alent Regia Raton
Alesis
May Lush
Deperg
Lreaa- Wer
Wiarensin Volunteera Reunion
Gelikesh
Wisdaine
Mayer McHenry P
Chased by a Submarine Incident Report
A garbled account mentions a submarine chase and naval actions near Norfolk Virginia. Details are unclear, but references a bombardment, encounters with shellfire, and ensuing sea patrols.
Memoir of Lusitania Sinking Details Missing Dates
Fragmentary report notes Germany's 1915 Lusitania sinking with references to Dr Henry von Dirke and a May date. The garbled text mentions a bronze tablet and a trial or memorial context, but key facts and names are unclear. Further readable material required for a precise summary.
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Germany
Trier
United Press
MU Wauker
Dronsea
Henry von Dirke
Netherlands
Tle
Lim Ao
Woich
Bertin
Civilians Leave Caniurline as Evacuation Ends
By Epiuted Prens Pare civilian evacuation of Caniurline is complete. Officials announced today that thousands of refugees are arriving on special trains.
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Epiuted Prens
Caniurline
Custody Battle Opens as Everhart Vies for Son George
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin Mrs Tah Everhart sues for custody of her son George against Cherre and Eve Hart of Oshkosh. Judge Manter presides as Everhart is absent prompting courtroom tension. Witnesses describe maternal care, while Everhart is escorted by several well dressed supporters. The case resumes this afternoon as legal action continues in Milwaukee.
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Wis
Everhart
Df Everhart
Milwaukee
Ford du Lavtalay
Richter
Mverhart
Freesds
May Bherhart
Breware & McDonald
Oshkosh
Anal P Ho Martin
Green Bay
Mea Everhart
Yeent Sram
Ale Donald Toa Hills
Miss Ballard
Oxhicosh
Nieen
G. W. Burnell
Circuit Court
Misa Vera Bravelton
Osblenal
Master George
Tobble
Work Fight or Jail
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about work, fight, jail, and a pond. No coherent events or names are readable to form a proper news item. The readable content centers on unresolved conflict, punishment themes, and possible references to a committee or board chair, but lacks clear persons, places, dates, or actions.
Villa Boss Train Tragedy Reported Amid Turmoil
Corrance soldiers killed in a Meyt era event as a United brewst FA Traine unit faces violent clashes. PewgeeVets Canaiin and Wie wete Hesieet allege attacks near Vib whe, with ensuing casualties. Detained suspects and ongoing investigations mark the developing story.
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Corrance
Meyteeru Tharelita
Fy United Brewst FA Traine
PewgeeVets Canaiin
Ate
Satirea Usapeequlers
Durana Nets
Pepe
Bere
Boas
Usosths
Gti
Release on bail in Rasatan crown jewels case
The Danish case involving alleged informer import procedures at Copenhagen was released on a $5,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for June 24.
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Rown Dewels
United Press Dalian
Pexeesitiimunans
Fap
Copentagen
Postal Yields In Clinton Campaign Fire Unclear Dispatch
United Press reports Clarence B. Mackay chairs the Postal Telegraph union campaign push. Aimed at discharging points, the action targets new garb of post office labor union influence amid ongoing postal debates.
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United Presey
New York
Clarence B Mackay
Postal ‘Telegraph
Peeailent
Wilson
Union
Sacrifice of Blood Fails a German Strategy Update
By J W T Mason for United Press New York the German plan to seize Compiegne and advance on Paris has stalled as General Foch holds the line. German forces shift toward a route east of the Paris Soissons road to attack Villers Cotterets forest, but heavy casualties temper von Hindenburg’s hopes. Von Staudt’s Reich claims of German reserves prove overconfident as Allied countermeasures slow the push.
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J. W.T. Mason
United Presa d
New York
Compiegne
von Hindenburg
Alanue
Chateau Thierry
Paris 14
von Kluck
Compleanne
Hindenburg
Paris-Soissons
Foch
Complenne
Nindenburg
Giermans
Villers Catterata
Big U boat sighted off American coast by liner passengers
Passengers aboard the liner report sighting a German submarine off the U S coast last Tuesday. The craft halted the ship briefly and then continued toward Amsterdam bound with spoils, with authorities tracing a possible link to a prior incident near Virginia.
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Sabdmerd Seaie
United Press
New York
Amsterdam
Fight Over Municipal Plant Opens in Superior Water Tug
Former state Senator Fred A Hunter now mayor of Superior opened a fight over purchasing the private water plant in Superior. Baxter claims Superior discriminated against him by paying more for water service than Waluth, though both cities source from the same supply.
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Superior
Auan
Crown
MulisonFormer
Fred A Hunter
Cof Superioe
Wale
Vieteily
Baxter
Superior de Leingirdaly
Moe
Thin Waluth
Captain Waidenbach Leads New Air Mail Service
Captain A C Waidenbach, recently appointed head of the government airplane mail service, has completed three months of overseas service with the American expeditionary forces, returning to duties amid preparations for expanded air mail operations.
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NEW Air Hail Service
A. C. Waidenbach
American Expeditio Ex Fog
Open at Once Negotiations Amid Turmoil in Europe
Amsterdam reports the German Reichstag may dissolve if the aut reform debate fails to clear. London dispatches note discontent in Germany with militarists, calls for peace, and protests of wartime inequality. Moscow items describe plots to topple the Soviet government and restore monarchist elements seeking Western alignment.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Berlin
von Hertling
Abuis
Takai
Athicke
Junket
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Lord Mayor Arrested in Prohibition Inquiry
An Associated Press report from Tonien describes the arrest of a lord mayor amid a prohibition inquiry. Information remains unclear as authorities seek details on related locations and persons.
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Associated Press
Tonien
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