Berlin Admits Leppe lin Loss In Submarine Battle
Battles with submarines and a British steamship incident unfold as German and Allied reports describe U boat action off the Italian coast and a Zeppelin raid over southern England. Admiralty statements say Z-48 was shot down with all hands, and British losses in British waters are tallied as ongoing submarine warfare affects shipping.
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Berlin
London
England
Admiralty
Victor Schuetze
Behuette
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
British War Council
Bonar’ Law
France
Washington
Ymuilden
Holland
Bahia
Copenhagen
U-Bosts
New York
Italian
Albeng
Brest
Farai
Azores
Macedonia Front Shifts as Allies Advance Vardar Corridor
Reports indicate looming developments on the Macedonian front with British withdrawals east of the Situma river allowing Bulgarian gains. Entente reconnaissance along the Vardar signals possible Sarrail action, while Russian forces and ships push aggressive moves in Volhynia, Galicia, and the Baltic. A German steamer Turin is said to have been torpedoed, not mined, with Amster dam as the destination.
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Associated Press
Greece
Constantine
Situma
Theront
Vardar
Balkans
Serbia
Sarrail
Volhynia
Galicia
Brunsiloff
Baltic Lwaters
Berlin
Arrandettie
Monchy le Preux
Pickle Jackson Held in Death of Edna Tyrell
Milwaukee June 18 United Press reports Jackson alias Pickle a colored man from Oklahoma City now in county jail awaits coroner jury verdict on the death of Edna Tyrell eight who was fatally struck by a rock hurled at a camp in Wauwatosa. The rock aimed at her father after the camp cook refused a second steak.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Jackson
Pickle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Edna Tyrell
Colliams Brothers
Wauwatosa
Cook
Great Rejoicing as Irish Prisoners Return Home
London reports Dublin crowds cheering released Irish prisoners. Countess Markievicz led a revolutionary band that tried to seize Dublin Castle, killing a guard. She received a death sentence later commuted to life penal servitude.
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Associated Press
London
Dublin
Markievicz
Ofclock
Dublin Castle
Philipp appoints medical examiners board members
Governor Philipp of Wisconsin reappoints Dr. Oscar Lotz of Milwaukee Dr. F C Haney of Manitowoc and TM Clark of Waupon to the state board of medical examiners for terms ending July 1 1971 He also names Dr Edward Murphy of Eau Claire to succeed Dr W N Thomson of Sheboygan for a term ending July 1 1921
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Board of Medical Examiners
Br United Press
Madison
Wis
Philipp
Oecar, Lotz
Milwaukee
F.C. Haney
Green Bay Men to Camp for Summer Training
Batteries Band F of Wisconsin field artillery report camp departure for July 2 per orders received by commanding officers. If a man cannot account for his failure he can rely on his neighbor to inform him, as stated in the directive from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Associated Arena
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Feld Artillery
Food bills push in Congress amid autocracy debate
Milwaukee telegrams report Wisconsin defense council urging support for President Wilson’s proposed food regulation laws. Congressmen Esch Cary Davidson voice approval while others promise careful consideration. White House pushes speed to passage as Hoover promotes nationwide food conservation day and price controls.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Congress
County Council of Defense
John J. Esch
W. J. Cary
J. H. Davidson
W. H. Stafford
LH. Leoni Toot
Indians Seek Ten Million For Lands And Timber Rights
Bemidji Minnesota June 18 Indian claim totals ten million dollars for lands and timber rights sold to the federal government by the Chippewa of Minnesota. The case will be discussed at the upcoming Minnesota Chippewa council starting July 10 with about 120 delegates from Red Lake Leech Lake White Earth White Oak Fond du Lac Cass Grand Portage and Nett Lake reservations. John Motricon Red Lake chief presides. The 12 111 Chippewas claim lands were taken by the government around 1898 for 1.26 an acre and timber from the Cass Lake reservation has not been paid.
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Associated Press
Bemidji
Minn
Fimier
Minnesota
Council of the Minne
Red
Lake
Leech
White Earth
White Oak
P&fond
Casa Lake
Red Cross Banquet At Valley Inn Neenah Wis
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wis June 18 Evening Red Cross banquet to plan method of procedure for the $20,000 fund campaign in the city. About eighty men will assemble. F J Sensenbrener heads the local organization with committees captains and eight soliciting teams present. Plans for raising the money to be discussed after dinner. Thunderstorm and electrical conditions noted yesterday.
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Valley Inn
Neenah Tenizht
Enah
Wis
F. J. Sensen+ brenner
President Wilson Defends Hoover Food Plan to Curb Speculators
Washington June 18 President Wilson says Herbert Hoover is tasked not to control the nations food but to free it from speculators and profiteers and shield the people from extortion. He urges Congress to pass the measure by July to deter price abuses and stabilize supplies.
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House
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Iowa
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Illinois
Moore
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Simmons
Senate
Hoover
Icture
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Middle
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Lmunch
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Weld
Associated Press
State and Commerce Departments
England
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Food Administration
State Department
United States
Herbert Hoover
Representative Borland
Navy orders vast coal and oil supplies at future price
Secretary Daniels ordered coal and oil producers to supply the Navy large quantities at prices to be fixed later by the federal trade commission. The Navy will take 1,750,000 tons of coal and 50,000,000 barrels of oil, with a tentative $2.33 per mine price and delivery arrangements prorated among producers.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Navy
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Daniela
Daniela Anya
Port Arthur
Trade Commission
American Airman Killed In France in Air Attack
Benny Woodworth of San Francisco, chief of the first section of the American ambulance field service, was killed on the Western Front. Lincoln Chakkoff of New York City, a Lafarvetts squadron pilot, was dangerously wounded in the same air attack. The 30 year old Woodworth was a great grandson of Samuel Woodworth, author of The Old Oak Bucket.
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Benny Woodworth
San Francisco
Associated Press
Polso Herald
San Fran
Cisco
American Ambulance Field Service
Lincoln Chakkoff
New York City
Lafarvetts Equadrilla
Cal
Ben-jamin
Woodworth
Paris
Muth Woodworth
Samuel Woodworth
Death of Mrs. O G Munson in Viroqua
Word of the death of Mrs. O G Munson wife of Col O G Munson chief clerk of the senate came from Viroqua where she died of heart trouble after two years illness She collapsed after giving breakfast orders and died with Colonel Munson at home She leaves three daughters and her husband.
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Senate
Viroqua
Frrean
Madison
Wis
O. G. Munson
Munson
Belgian Mission in Washington Calls on Wilson
The Belgian mission led by Baron Moncheur spent its first full day in Washington paying courtesy calls on President Wilson and other high government officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
iBelgian
Parons Moncheur
Wilson
British Fall Back In France in June 18 Report
British positions in northern France were forced to retreat from advanced posts near Monchy and Preux as heavy bombardment and a local attack did not overtake the main new line. The war office noted continued artillery activity north of the Scarpe and at Ypres, with the main positions still held.
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Ansodated Press
London
France
War Office
Monchyte
Preux
Alden
Scarpe
Yprea
Accomplice Gets Thirty Years In Connery Murder
Frank F. McConh, accomplice of Joseph Redenbaugh, confessed in Minneapolis court to aiding in the murder of Mrs Tee McQuillan Dunn of St Paul. McConh received a thirty year prison term from Judge W. E. Hate in the Marrlet court, the maximum penalty for his role in the crime.
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Redenbaugh
Associated Preps
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank 4. McConh
Josephdenbaugh
Tee McQuillan Dunn
St. Paul
EL Hate
Fight or Give!
A plea urging Americans to support the Red Cross during wartime. It emphasizes duty, sacrifice, and the need to fund medical aid for soldiers in France and Belgium, portraying Red Cross workers as frontline fighters in a perilous war. The piece urges citizens of Oshkosh to open their hearts and hands to aid the organization.
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United States
France
Belgium
Red Cross
Lnto
Hatte
Oshkond
Left party divisions widen amid war strains
Internal and external war pressures intensify rifts among political groups. The passage notes growing and shifting tensions within the left as reformers and more advanced factions vie for influence amid broader conflicts.
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Mberalx
Death of Mrs Susan Smith in Oshkosh after long illness
Mrs Susan Smith widow of Isaac W Smith died at about 7 15 am at the home of her daughter on Main Street Oshkosh aged over eighty. Born March 1 1827 in Ohio she came to Wisconsin in 1850 and resided near Viroqua with her husband before moving to Oshkosh four years ago. She leaves several children including William T, Homeron, Howard, G F and Miss Mattie J Smith. a funeral is planned from the Olum residence Tuesday evening with Rev J W Laughlin officiating. Interment will be in Viroqua cemetery after services there.
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Issac W. Smith
Flon
Folum
Main Street
Grum
Oshkosh
Viroqua
Wie
Richt
Servive
William ‘T
Dyaluth
Homeron
Pallisade
N. D
Uoward FE
Champion
Alberta
Seal
Calgary
Can. G. FL
Chamipion
Dahkesh
Virginia
Minn
Mattie J. Smith
Alhambra
Cal
Alma
J. Ls. Joseph
Tillarmack
Celia AL
Teairs
Des Moines
Welock
J. WW
Methodist Church
Clements Dies While Serving Interstate Commerce
The90yearold Georgia native Judson Clements, longtime member and former chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, died today during his service on the rate making body. He had previously served in Congress and was a prominent public official.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated Prevey Worhington
1. T
Missioner
Judeon Cleme Imeratate Commerce
Clements
Georgia
Spain to be Rebuilt Amid Radical Political Overhaul
Associated Press dispatch from Madrid notes a sweeping plan to reconstruct Spain’s political system. The article emphasizes government aims to reshape institutions and secure adherence across the nation amid postwar upheaval.
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Associated Frees
Madrid
Pariss
Spain
Death in Oshkoshty: shotgun accident kills Chase
A prominent Oshkosh business man C. Chase was found dead in the basement of a vacant West Algoma Street residence near 1:30 pm. The body showed a shotgun wound from a vise attached to a bench, suggesting an accidental shooting linked to a 10 am event. Relatives describe a sorrowful scene as Mrs Chase and daughters Eleanor and Charlotte mourn the tragedy.
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C. C. Chase
Oshkoshy
Roy Meredith
West
Algoma Street
Chise
Chase
Eleanor
Charlotte
Chi
Edgar
Gun cleaning accident ends in fatal blast at Chase home
At 2 West Algoma Street the Chase family faced tragedy when an automatic fowling piece exploded while a man cleaned it in a basement locker. The gun had no shell at the time. investigators believe accidental discharge caused the fatality as family members recall the routine of cleaning hunting gear after a rainy day.
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Brandsen
Mionine
Charles Nevitt
Chnke
Chase
Algoma Street
Philerus Sawyer
Edgar P. Sawyer
Mr. Chase
Sawyer
Jerhase
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