Aerial War Feats of June Shine in British Air Campaign
In France and Belgium the air war intensifies as British airmen claim 136 German planes down in under three weeks, with 283 aircraft destroyed. Bombing raids of 626 tons behind enemy lines strike Zeebrugge docks and munitions works. Zeppelins hit targets and the Zeebrugge mole suffers bombardment while Allied night raids cripple rail stations and trains. Allied air victory nears as German planes attack towns and hospitals suffer heavy losses amid rising Allied dominance.
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Cwilliam
Phillip Sim
France
Zephrugee
Bruges
Germany
Boyieh Fritieh
Fiewherehhey
Karlgruhe
Zeebrugae
Rowral
Two American Steamer Pass Danger Zone
An American steamer arrived from Havana after a perilous voyage through a danger zone. The ship sped in darkness as marksmen were boarded, and passengers aboard numbered 240 with many American soldiers and naval crews aboard. No submarines were sighted, leaving the troops disappointed.
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Havana
Mysterio
Panama
Yankees Hold Boche Forces Across Marne
Allied forces press the Marne line as Yankees halt German troops across the river. Guns mounted in captured chateau mill windows bolster defenses and help retain the river crossing amid ongoing fighting.
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Marne
Chateau Thierry
Submarine operations aim to lure US forces, British press says
London reports the submarine campaign off the American coast is intended to draw American destroyers from European waters. The Graphic frames it as a strategic move by Germany. Publishers expect no second German advance, while warning of possible American bombardment of seaports. The piece notes American resolve may deepen and U.S. aid to Allies continue.
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London
Sxpream
Atlantic
Poribie
America
Hornet
Germany
United States
Spence Re elected Master of Grange Policy Repudiated
Spence was re elected master of the Orrton Grange amid a large vote while the Grange rejected Spence's bid for a pan term endorsement. A separate dispatch reports casualties among White Guard patrols as guards were killed in action.
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Spence
Grange
Allies assume initiative on Marne as battle intensifies
June 6 report from Paris says Allied forces took the initiative on the Marne front last night. Germans were driven back at two western points, with 150 prisoners taken, and sharp artillery on the wings. East of Sempigny French forces reported taking 100 prisoners after repelling crossing Germans along the Oise. North of the Aisne French positions were adjusted with 50 prisoners seized, while artillery activity surged around Longpont, Neuilly Lapoterie, and west of Rheims. American aircraft reported control of the Marne south bank between Chateau Thierry and Jarre with French infantry supporting. The front is described as increasingly violent with a summer battle expected to intensify.
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Paris
Marne
Sempigny
Oise
Aisne
Hautebraye
Longpont
Neuilly Lapoterie
Rheims
Dont Irrigate Tonight Order From Board
AN people are forbidden the use of water for irrigation tonight by order of the Cy Water Board chairman THROWN. A water shortage from Thorn Hollow and low pressure yesterday morning left the reedrvolks with little water. Water now comes from the sear of the track and an improvement is expected with carvalveer assisting.
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Elinathenm
A. T. Thrown
Chiuirman Cy Water Board
Thorn Hollow
Destroyer Built in Record Time at Mare Island
War ships headline Mare Island California where the destroyer Word was completed in 10 1 2 days after keel laying. A cargo reel set a 27 day record by New York Shiploading Company Camden. A coordinated effort by 400 men achieved 84 percent completion. The project aims for near completion within a tenth of the keel date.
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Warhington
Newentern
New York Shiploading Company
Camden
S le
Totality of Solar Eclipse Brings Midnight Skies
Readable fragments describe a daylight to darkness event with the path of totality near a central location. The piece mentions Baker and Pendleton regions and specific timing around 4:02 PM and a 192 second totality interval, hinting at a northern vantage for best views.
Ten year old boy nearly drowns in river rescue
Ten year old Jank Hoynton son of Mr and Mrs FW Boynton of 1005 Eastntrt wtredt nearly drowned about 9 50 o clock yesterday afternoon when he slipped into the river while attempting to swim A boy Millard Kennedy 12 years old of C F Kennedy saved him by grasping his feet and then lifting him the rescue was aided by Hin Slovtwoo who helped pull Millard to shore Jack was taken home and was nearly all right next morning The accident occurred at the river mouth Where the water and river meet locals recall efforts of swimmers and rescue attempts.
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Jank Hoynton
FW. Boynton
Emma
Millard Kennedy
Fearolf Mwone
C. F. Kenedy
Jack
Wienivelf
Jock
Millard
U.S. Hospital Ship Comfort Sets Sail Without Convoy
The American hospital ship Comfort will sail between the United States and an American naval base without convoys. The report notes the ship’s route and the lack of escort as it proceeds.
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U.S
Sal
London
Comfort
United States
America Naval
Naval Casualty List From Ansapolas Gane
A fragmentary naval casualty list mentions Ansapolas Gane and Secretary Trelels, detailing practice at the naval academy and a fire incident. It notes 699 men and references fighting ships while highlighting contested outcomes and honors observed by the crew and officials.
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Ansapolas Gane
Trelels
Naval Acadeny
Anerion
Triniel
Sfflierte
Ube
Casualty List Shorter Today
Washington June 6 reports Today's casualty list containing 34 names with seven killed in action three wounded led from wounds four from disease twelve wounded severely and three minor injuries noted in the tally.
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Washington
Soldiers Adhere To Motto Amid Censorship Marking Letters
A fragmentary text shows soldiers clinging to a motto about listening and speaking truth as censorship shapes their letters. The record notes imperfect phrases and censor marks, reflecting wartime communication limits and discipline among troops.
City Adopts Anti Loafing Ordinance for All
Pendleton voters hear to measure aimed at idle behavior during wartime. The ordinance requires every person to engage in employable labor and bans loafing in public spaces. It covers all residents and businesses including cigar stores and pool halls, with penalties for noncompliance. Officials note federal guidance influences the local rule and warn owners to ensure workers are in legitimate positions or face action.
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Pendleton
Hie
Finland
Amyone Orbo
Atention
Everithic Duriee
Steamer Collides With Sub in Ocean Disaster
The steamer Kenilawnth Cathe collided with a submarine or mine near port on June 6. The vessel sprang a leak, and heavy flooding caused several crew members to drown. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities assessed damage and casualties.
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Kither
May Casualties of British Reach Total 166 802
London June 6 British casualties for May reached 166 602. Officers killed or died of wounds 1 536 and men 20 518. Wounded or missing: officers 6 142 and men 135 506. Weekly totals had been near 40 000, reflecting early German offensive impact in March. April total 62 475.
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London
Picardy
Flanders
Paris Still Objective and France’s Front Movements
French military expert Marcel Hotin says the action will develop further left of the current front likely between Monte Didier and Neyon. Crown Prince’s right wing army reportedly readies for strong pressure north of Compiegne. British writers say the Marne offensive shows a pause to rearm and may shift but aim toward Paris.
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Paris
Marcel Hotin
Monte Didier
Neyon
Compiegne
London
Marne
Germany
Men and homes burned in Arizona fire at Jerome
In Jerome Arizona a blaze on the northeastern side of the city left two men dead and several wounded. The fire destroyed 129 homes of Mexican miners and caused property losses estimated at 209000 dollars.
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Jerome
Ariz
June
County Reports Election Registrations Likely Hit 160
County Clerk ROT Breen notes 127 registrations reported yesterday across the county with missing totals from several precincts including eho Stanfield and Preega ter. Brown predicts final county total may not exceed 160, with updates from Weeton Milton Pilot Rock Hermiston and others.
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Rot, Breen
Eho
Stanfield
Preegater
Brown
Weeton
Milton
Pilot Rock
Hermiston
Home Service opens in Federal Building to aid U S service men
The Vieme Section of the American Red Cross in the Federal Building will be open from 10 to 11 daily starting Monday June 10 to assist U S service members and their dependents. Staff will provide information on entitlements allotments and government allowances and will be available to advise about predeparture needs.
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Federal Building
Reserves Battle at Marne near Chateau Thierry
June 6. American forces plus reserves fought along the Marne near Chateau Thierry. Machine gun fire raked a mill and windows as river crossings held and waves of German troops attempted to cross. After two days of heavy fighting, U S Marines and other units gained the river line with fierce exchanges and several deadly engagements.
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Marne
Chateau Thierry
University to train officers at Oregon campus encampment
An officer training camp will be held on the University of Oregon campus for six weeks starting Monday June 24. President Campbell authorized Colonel John Leader to start immediately with war department officials aiding. The program targets graduates and qualified civilians, with Lt Colonel John Lander commanding and American officers assisting to form the FE O T C unit.
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University OF Oregon
Eugene
University
P. E. Campbell
Washington
War Department
John Leader
Citien
Earl
John Lander
Royal Irish Rudlng
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