Allies Battle Tide in Italy and France Report
A press dispatch details Austro-Hungarian attacks on Mont Corus repulsed as American scouts engage near Luneville. French and British forces report heavy artillery, with American reinforcements to the front and strategic holds near Mont Didier and Kemmel. Italian front actions include Italian advances on Col Nel Orso and patrols north of Lake Garda. Emperor Charles visits front. Austrian food shortages spark unrest in Galicia.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mont Corus
War Office
Luneville
Monts Corno
Asiaga
Col Nel Orso
Brenta
Piave
Lake Gards
Charles
Baron Burian
Germany
Austria-Hungars
Austria
Bohermia
Galicia
Paris
Picardy
Avre
Enemi
Lorraine
Nomeny
St. Die
Hold Yanks for Big Blow
Article discusses General Foch delaying full American offensive use until US forces reach full strength in France. It argues Americans will not be wasted on secondary efforts and will deliver a major strike at a pivotal moment, with Metz and eastern France highlighted as likely focus en route to victory.
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New
York
Washington
Ottawa
SRP
Amiens
Paris
Hetame
Foch
Usxtile
Montdidier
J. W. T. Mason
United Press
New York
America
France
Generalissimo
von Hindenburg
Pleardy
Flanders
Fork
West Front
Pas Urner
Poecardy
Lorraine
Metz
United States
Europe
Mech
Pereurs Mei Tor
Rhine
Haki
Vd Foch
Hritiah War Cabinet
Locom and the forest of Nieppe wartime note cited
A fragment notes a war office statement between Locom and the forest of Nieppe in Flanders, indicating military or strategic commentary. The readable text hints at official communication but provides no full details or context.
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Locom
Nieppe
Flanderstront
War Office
Transcontinental Train Schedules Cut Across Nation
Washington orders curtailment of Chicago west passenger schedules effective June to save about 11.7 million train miles yearly and reduce running hours. Santa Fe leads traffic to Los Angeles while CNW UP SP routes shift to San Francisco Portland Seattle with parity mail plans and higher berths anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
MeaAdoo
Chicago West
Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chicago and Northwestern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Portland
Oregon
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Seattle
Pacific Coast
British Air Chief Takes Command in France
Major General Hugh Trenchard who resigned from the air staff due to a disagreement with Baron Rothermere has accepted command of a key section of the British air force in France. Announcement was made in the House of Commons by Chancellor Andrew Bonar Law, the war cabinet spokesman.
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Eraf
France
Associated Proag
London
Hugh Trenchard
Baron Rothermere
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
War Cabinet
Presbyterian General Assembly Opens in Columbus
Delegates from all sections of the United States arrive to attend the 120th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America in Columbus. The ten day session begins Tuesday with pre assembly conferences on Monday and Wednesday. A new moderator will be elected Thursday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Clorsymen
Layten
United States
120Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United of America
Best Training in North At Camp Custer Says Keppel
Camp Custer in Battle Creek Mich sends top training troops south to prove the high grade of soldiers produced locally. Assistant Secretary of War FR Keppel says northern training has yielded the best results.
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Associated Fress
Battle Creek
Mich
Camp Coster
FR. Keppel
Keppel
United States Denies Immediate Use of Army in France
Washington reports Secretary Baker rejects Lord Reading plan for immediate American deployment to the western front. Discussions in Ottawa and Versailles reflect two schools of strategy, one for rapid use on the line and another for full buildup before a major strike.
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Washington, D. C
Lord Rendinge
Newendt
Ollaway
Ls Oiswrength
Revelvedt Funk
Aja
Ottawa
Prisoners Brutally Used in Austrian Camps
A Rome dispatch reports Austrian authorities torturing Italian prisoners in Austria. The Malian embassy describes systematic cruelty to destroy manhood and notes prisoners are starved and denied care, with many sent back to Italy ill with tuberculosis.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Austria
Rome
Taliria
Italy
Linken
Waly
Siepatch
Clare
Alpine Troopers Tour the United States Survived War
Washington reports the Alpine soldiers known as the Blue Devils are touring the country in a Red Cross relief mission. President Fon received the group today as they continue their national tour to aid service members and veterans.
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Rony
United States
Fy Amnogintad Press
Washington, D. C
Wwe Fon
Khown
Ted Cross
Postal strike threat as Hawaii mail routes face new tolls
The Postal Department considers asking Congress for legislation to compel transport firms to provide mail service at existing rates as the Hana mainland and steam lines seek higher fees. A 25 percent increase is proposed by the carriers but rejected by the government. The plan would force interisland carriers to maintain affordable mail and express service across Hawaii.
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Tha
Hoslomtice Department
Inteceia and
Steam Navigation Company
Mawailan Group
Consgre Keuion
Enor
Congress
Cer
United Elone
Hewatlan
Department
Uraes Pinelife
Presidential nominations sent to the Senate
The president sent nominations to the Senate including Col. Robert I. Noble for the Medical Corps of the National Army and Ven a Bloomer for the Register of the Land Office at Mr Centre California.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Gudliers
Robert I. Noble
Vene Bloomer
Ml Centre
Cal
French Minister Promises Readiness for New German Cruisers
In a Paris interview with The Liberem, French Minister of Marchie Vernex Leyes declares France is ready for the anticipated fleet of new German submarine cruisers and will not sleep over the flag. The remark signals heightened tensions as Germany readies a string of capital submarine ships.
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Vench
United Prem
Paris
Vernex Leyes
Prench
Marchie
The
Liberiem
Illness Delays Finance Board Organi zation in Washington
The organization of the board of directors of the new finance corporation was postponed today due to illness. The oath of office will be administered on Wednesday in Washington D C.
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Organization of Directors of Finance Corporation
United Press
Washington, D. C
Secrmary Mes Adog
Hiness
Wir! Finance Corporation
Collier Tuck Ahe Ship Sets Trial Trip Next Wednesday
Philadelphian builders claim the New York shipyard, South Comfen NY, previously broke records by completing a coltier. The ship was launched last week, twenty seven days after keel laying, with a trial trip scheduled for Wednesday morning.
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United Prean
Pan
New York
South Com
Fen
Coltier
Great Mineral Wealth in Alberta and British Columbia
Colonization agent C. G. Lett of the Grand Trunk railway reports large supplies of molybdenum and other metals in western Canada. He collected samples of molybdenum iron copper gold and lead and asserts Alberta and British Columbia are rich in mineral wealth, potentially shaping a lasting prosperity for outsiders who speculate in these resources.
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United Press
Winnipax
Man
Lett
Grand ‘Trunk Railway
Alberta
British Columbia
New Moral Code Trial Opens in Waukesha Court
The trial of Misa Grace Blinsk for the slaying of Mrs. Mary Roberts opened at 2 PM with jury selection under way. Readings from letters said to be from Miss Kusak were admitted, arguing a husband’s love as a motive while friends testified about relationships and a domestic tragedy in Waukesha County.
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Waukesha
Misa Grace bLinsk
Mars Newman Keoberta
David Roberta
Grace Lark
Mary Roberts
David Roberts
Miss Tusk
Roberta
Mies Kusak
Luale
Robbe Choo
Roberts
Roherts
Rt Wraukestia
Revolt in Ukrainia Seen as Inevitable by Notes from Wirn Shepherd
United Press dispatch reports a Ukrainian landowner backed republic facing German influence. Peasants, discontent with traitor government, may revolt with spring food relief, while German forces shift to protect interests as Russia’s scene evolves.
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Baloed Press
Ord Ind
Aguet Germany
Ukrainia
Phralnian Rep
Ulrainia
Germany
Chrainia
Ckrainia
Russia
Ituaia
Frerm
Catastrophe Flares in Petrograd Diatribe From Bolshevik Leaders
A undated Petrograd dispatch cited a Bolshevik premier Nikolai Cenine warning of a counter confluence amid starving unrest and a central crisis. In Moscow the ambassador returned, Bolshevik papers suspended for publishing a German article, and raids on revolutionary centers reported. The piece also mentions a high-profile court case involving Dr. David Haberts and Mrs. Roberts with anticipated lengthy jury questioning and many letters to be presented.
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Moscow
Nikolai Cenine
Petrograd
Francis
Vologda
Louluh Rifles
Nsurier
Mary Newman Roberts
Miss Lusk
Roberta
David Haberts
Roberts
Misa
Deavid
Lacbe
Thevedd
Amending draft law and war risk provisions Senate action noted
Senate paused passage of amendments to a war risk insurance bill covering disability allowances for servicemen. The measure provides one hundred dollars monthly for those losing limbs, with new exemptions and kinship allowances. Conference reports on housing and government procurement moved forward as debates on tax and agency reorganizations continued.
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iBy Associated Rrena
Washington
O-Saltlere
Conscientiaux
Senate
Altowoneer
Shale
Tae Exemy
Washington, DC
Neve
Hous
Thompson
Kuan~ Inna
House
United States
Boston
Boston, C Kiengoe
Cincinnati
New Orleana
New York
Philadelphia St. Louis
San Francisco
Wilson
Death of famed race figure Val Miley at 65
Val Miley, a prominent NY racing stables figure with four decades in the sport, died today at Rt. Vincent's Hospital from arteriosclerosis. He was brought from Pimlies track after being treated there for several days. He gained wide recognition in the racing world.
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United Press
New York
Vato Miley
Rt. Vincent
German Prisoners Claim Hindenburg Dead Says Express
Report from London via Associated Press and Daily Express quotes German prisoners in France claiming Marshal von Hindenburg is dead. The Express also highlights General von Mackensen as a key leader in German victories and suggests the Hindenburg tale explains the recent offensive failure.
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Associated
London
France
Marshal von Hindenburg
Cern
Daily Express
Mackensen
von Mackens
STO
Express
Hindenburg
Arson Trust Alleged in Detroit Area Fire Ring
Police say a woman confessed to involvement in an arson ring that burned property worth about 320 000 across Detroit and other Michigan cities. Authorities named the group as active for years and linked it to a Detroit trust center. investigators seek further charges and insurance connections.
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Marris Necret
Michigan
Jugo Slav Support Backed by Slovene Croat Socialists
A Rome dispatch reports the Slovene Socialists at Lalbach and the Croat Socialists at Zagreb have passed resolutions supporting the Jugoslav movement. Protests against proposed electoral reform in Hungary are noted. A manifesto from Slovaks declares themselves integral to the Czecho Slovak nationality.
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Wolniat Party of
Austrin
Associated Prass
Washington
PD. C
Sinv Sovial
Dal Party of
Austria
Lte
Rome
Ahi
Chattallan
Lalbach
Zagreb
Juge-Skaar
Fritngary Alka
Letters at Trial Reveal I W W Antiwar Campaign Ties
Trial exhibits show hand written letters seized from private I W W Mesot branch officers. The letters contain statements about the antiwar campaign and suggest aims to disrupt war production. Jurors hear these letters as part of sedition charges against I W W leaders.
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Associated Press
Kaiser and Co Confer on Mutual Policy in Berlin
Kaiser and Co developed a complete accord after talks in Berlin and Amsterdam about political academic and military questions. The statement says both monarchical powers were in accord on present and future relations.
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United Press
Berlin
Ovine
Amsterdam
Prospective Dairymen in Texas Seek Wisconsin Stock
Prospective dairymen in Texas and other border states begin stocking up on high grade cows. Wisconsin stock is being shipped by express to Texas and Arizona dairymen at an average price. Cattle are bought to boost dairy farms across the region.
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Texag
Weather and Time Temperatures Reported Across Cities
A fragmented weather note lists temperatures and times for several locations. It references May and typical daily ranges though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Robley T. Evans
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