Vienna Riots and Austrian Cabinet Crisis Reported
Zurich dispatch says Austrian premier von Seydlers cabinet plans resignation to the Emperor as Vienna faces new riots. Labor strikes reach 350000 munition workers. bread ration cuts imposed in Vienna and other large cities to ease Galicia and Bohemia shortages. Police disperse demonstrations. food shops and baker carts looted. arrests made amid tense conditions.
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London
Exchange
Zurich
von Seydler
Aus‘trian
Vienna
Aus ‘Trian
Bia
Charles
Fo- Voriten
Vien-ne
Munich
Psps
Germany
Herry Mosman
Brest Litovek
Geneve
Galicia
Bo- Renta
Americans Hold 38 Miles
Fragmented OCR text describes Americans and a long-distance action involving miles, likely a race or distance record. Names and places are garbled, but the gist notes a group of Americans and a 38 mile reference amid unclear details.
Wessel Sunk in Collision With American Trade Ship
A collision near port left the Wessel damaged with crew members at risk. Reports indicate one lifeboat issue and ongoing rescue operations. Coast guard and the Florentine trader vessel are coordinating to assess casualties and salvage the craft.
Invasion Only Begun British Air Effort Discussed
Washington June 22 Maj Gen W Broncker of the English air ministry urged an Atlantic flight to showcase American resources aiding the war. He said a first trans Atlantic trip could be made this autumn by a British craft from Newfoundland via the Azores to Ireland in about forty hours with a four man crew. He stressed air power would accelerate bombing to Europe and lessen shipping use.
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Washington
Atlantic
America
W. Broncker
English Air Ministry
New Foundland
Azores
Portugal
Ireland
Pilang
Europe
Brancker
Palestine
Jesus
Tyre
Sidon
Socialist Leaders Sail for Europe Amid War Claims
A prowar socialist faction led by John Sparso formerly on the Socialist party’s committee and including Louis Kopelin editor of the New Appeal A M Simmons a Socialist writer from Milwaukee and Alexander Howatt of Pittsburg Kas sails for Europe The group vows to oppose radical Allied peace talks with Germany at the British Labor party conference set for June 24.
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New York
John Sparso
Socialist Party
Louis Kopelin
New Appeal
Appeal To Reason
A. M. Simmons
Milwaukee
Alexander Howatt
Pittsburg
Kas
See
United Mines
America
Europe
Gormas
British Labor Party
May Tour for Loan Weowates to Substitute for Treasury Chief
The document notes a planned May tour for loan duties with President likely to substitute for the Secretary of the Treasury McAdee. It mentions personal provisions and the readiness to participate in the next great test, with August 2nd referenced for readiness.
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Weawates
Jone
Iey
The
Treasury
McAdee
Ube Mart
Coal shipment plan to ease shortages reaches Great Lakes
Washington reports a 28 million tons allocation of bituminous coal to the head of the Great Lakes. Four million tons go to Canada to avert Northwest shortages, with 24 million tons for Great Lakes regions. Minnesota hopes for a fair anthracite allotment as Western admins push fuel conservation amid New England demands and transport limits.
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Canada
Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Minnesota
Northwest
Great Lakes
J. F. McGee
Min‘nerote
Canadian Northwest
Lake Erie
Michigan
Ohio
Ark
Judge McGee
Learoyd
Department of Fuel Administration
McGee
New England
West
Piany
Justice Department Seeks Direct Contractor Information Reform
Washington officials report examining seized correspondence from illeg al contingent fee agents. They acknowledge middlemen aided contractors in contacting Washington departments but seek a new method to provide adequate government procurement information to manufacturers and reduce reliance on brokers. Some contractors praise agents while officials note some firms operated openly. Most contractors oppose middlemen.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Navy
War Department
Fee
Army
Gompers Re-elected AFL President at Conventi on
Samuel Gompers was re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor at the closing session by acclamation with no opposition. Rank Morrison was re-elected secretary and Daniel J. Tobin the treasurer, both unopposed. James Duncan and J. F. Valentine were named first and second vice presidents respectively, with Mr can remaining president and Mr Valentine previously third vice president.
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American Federation of Labor
Ite
Bread Scarcity in Germany Could Shrink Ration Soon
Amsterdam dispatch reports Germany may reduce bread rations as harvests threaten stability. Vienna Neue Freie Presse cautions Austrian aid may be limited, with word of ongoing vegetable shortages and frayed supply lines amid wartime strain.
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Amaterdam, Jr
Germany
Austria
Italians Make Further Gains On Italian Front
Italian forces gain ground near Nervesa Montello ridge and Piave while Austrianfront attempts at Montello plateau are halted. U S fliers bombarded a bridge on the Piave damage inflicted praised by Italian aviation command. Italian troops push west of the Piave, recovering territory around Nervesa and San Dona di Piave as Austrian advances are repelled with heavy losses.
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London
Montello
Sile Canal
Piave River
Montell
Piave
Rome
Montebelluna
Susegana
Nervesa
U. S
Plave
Zenson
Lin
San Dona di Plave
Fossetta Canal
Germans Lose 835 Planes in Five Months Said by Official Statement
London reports an official statement claims 835 German aircraft have been destroyed since January 1. It challenges German communiques on losses and notes 48 planes down on June 2, with 49 on June 9 and 10. British forces account for 43 of those June losses.
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London
Sixteen Belgians to Die in German Espionage Sentence
Amsterdam reports that sixteen Belgians including some women have been condemned to death by the Germans after arrest in East Flanders on espionage suspicions. It is rumored executions have already occurred and more than fifty remain under arrest.
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Amsterdam
East Flanders
Belgium
Telegraaf
U S Airman Believed Slain in Paris Probe
Paris dispatch reports a leading American airman likely killed in a suspected foul play incident. Authorities and military officials pursue details as investigations unfold, with military and diplomatic channels coordinating to verify the casualty and locate responsible parties.
Ship Sale Ban Passed by House On Foreign Transfers
The bill to prohibit selling or chartering ships to aliens without Shipping Board consent moves to the Senate after passing the House. It targets vessels listed in the American registry and includes restrictions on transferring ships like Mattgeees to foreigners. The measure aims to curb foreign control of national shipping assets.
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Wanshingtos
Makiog
Shipping Board
Sunday School Lessons on Jesus Life and Death
A 1918 Moody Bible Institute lesson outline presents June 30 material on Jesus ministry from Tyre and Sidon to the crucifixion. It covers Transfiguration, greatest commandment, temple cleansing, and the anointing at Bethany with emphasis on faith, service, and atonement.
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Rev
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Lescon II
Jesus
Peter
James
John
Christ
Temple
House of God
House of Prayer
Lesen X
Judas
Comn
Cmsy
Crom
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