Americans Block German Advances Near Neuvy and Chourey
In the Champagne salient near Neuvy and in the Oise sector, American and French forces halt German advances. French, American troops push back across the river on the Marne-Oureq front while heavy fighting rages around the forest of Villers Cotteris and Choisy Hill near the Aisne.
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Dutch Vessels Granted Safe Conduct to Sail Home
The German authorities grant safe conduct for the steamers Wijdijk and Hector after delays, allowing them to sail to the United States next Tuesday under an agreement that US ports will permit similar Dutch ships to enter for grain and flour, with concurrent ships of equal tonnage heading to the Netherlands.
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Columbus ship arrives in port amid sinking fears
An Atlantic port reports the Savannah Hae feared sunk after damage inferred from submarine activity. The Columbus co. entered the harbor with unclear evidence of the ship's condition and no boat ashore within the hour of arrival.
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First American Wounded Arrive in Nice from Front
The first batch of wounded American soldiers joined with French troops arrived in Nice today and were sent to the American hospital Nere.
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Charles A. Fairbanks Nearing Death After Stroke
Indianapolis report states former vice president Charles A. Fairbanks remained in critical condition this afternoon as doctors warned death could come within hours. The relapse from last Saturday was described as a stroke of apoplexy and was made public today.
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Charles A. Fairbanks
United States
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Private George Davis Receives Conduct Medal
London June 4 The distinguished conduct medal has been awarded to Private George Davis of the Border regiment for not being away from his battalion since the outbreak of the war. The Official Gazette commends him for faithfulness and loyalty.
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LONDON
George Davis
Border
Official Gazette
Aviators Rescued After Plane Aground Off Sankaty Head
Two American aviators Ensim Roleau and Mechanic Harrington were rescued by the patrol boat Sadi after their airplane, part of a patrol flight with four others, was forced to alight at sea off Sankaty Head. They were weak and exhausted when taken aboard as the craft drifted and sank shortly after.
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Roleau
Lincoln era impersonator dies in New York
The fragmentary item notes the death of Benjamin Chester Chapin, a moving picture actor and scenario writer known for impersonations of Abraham Lincoln, in New York on June 4. The clipped text references connections to Lincoln and French university scholarships but is incomplete.
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NEW YORK
Benjamin Chester Chapin
Abraham
Lincoln
Nevada Tax Commission fixes high railroad and utility values
The state tax commission fixed the total assessed valuation for railroads and public utilities in Nevada at 81 892 169 dollars, a rise of over 10 million from the prior year. Intercounty and interstate rail lines and utilities show specific valuations for companies including Reno Traction, Central Pacific, Tonopah and Goldfield, and Western Pacific, with water and electrical departments also detailed.
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Reno
Matlorr
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Central Pacific
Tonopah
Goldfield
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Santa Fe
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electrical
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Americans Help French in Picardy Anti Aircraft Duty
American troops assisted French forces by manning anti aircraft guns in Picardy villages. The action followed German bombing attempts on hospitals and civilian homes. German aircraft were reported down behind American lines as shells continued on nearby villages housing wounded soldiers.
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PICARDY
Associated Press
Refugees Pour Into Paris From Invaded Provinces
Displaced people fled into Paris seeking shelter and temporary feeding. Officials and clergy arranged relief at St Sulpice where the interior minister visited to review aid efforts.
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St. .Sulpice
Survivors Reach Atlantic After Two Leaky Boats
The steamship Texel escorted two exhausted marines who reached Atlantic after being torpedoed and sunk earlier. Captain Chapnel reported German submarine activity and demanded papers, as the crew prepared to leave the ship in two leaky boats amid danger and long separation from the coast.
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Mystery of the Cyclops Sinking Deepens At Sea
Washington reports discuss a German submarine raid off the New Jersey coast that may have sunk the American collier Cyclops. Officials note a prize crew aboard and a possible capture destined for Germany, while naval experts debate the likelihood and seek traces after the ship's last port of call.
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Cap Lowry
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Strike Ends as Cotton Mill Workers Accept 17.5% Wage Rise
In New Bedford Massachusetts on June 4 1930s era reports that a 35 000 strong cotton mill workers strike ended after manufacturers boosted their offer to seventeen and a half percent. The Textile unions will meet tomorrow to decide on accepting the new terms.
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BEDFORD
Tanker 1S Sunk Off Henlopen By Torpedo
A tanker named Pratt was sunk off Cape Henlopen by a torpedo from a submarine. The Philadelphia American cargo vessel was damaged but crew members were reported unharmed. details conflict due to damaged OCR text.
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PHILADELPHIA
Mexico
Cape Heniop
Delaweure
Pratt
naval station
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Lifeboats shelled by German submarine reported
A New York report says lifeboats from the West Indian ports were shelled by U boats. A motor boat hull was pierced by shell fire and a lone oar remained. a man’s cap was found aboard with no identifying number.
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NEW YORK
Juine
Port Carolina
Fragmentary note hints at Sabine liner and Mallory reports
A partial OCR fragment mentions a Sabine liner and Mallory, with references to reporters arriving. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or sources to confirm specifics.
Submarine Toll Wins With Conn Carolina Clear
In a compact note from Hauppet pages listings Herbert Pratt and Jacob Haskell are named alongside Texel, Isabelle, M Wiley and J Edward Cole among others. The fragment mentions Hauppauge and Dunn. The context suggests a roster or public notice linking vessels or individuals to a regional Caribbean or Marine event.
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CAROLINA
HERBERT
Ls PRATT
TEXEL
JACOB
AE HASKELL
ISABELLE
M. WILEY
CHATTIE / DUNN
EDWARD
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EDNAY SCH. HAUPPAUGE
Survivors recount submarine attack near Barnegat
Forty eight survivors were rescued by an American steamship about twenty miles from Barnegat New Jersey after an apparent German submarine surfaced and fired near them. Capt Holbrook noted the vessel in sight and an officer with three men boarded to order evacuees to quit within ten minutes.
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NEW- YORK
navy
American Tanker Arrives After Battle With German Submarine
News from New York reports an American tanker damaged in a fight with a German submarine has arrived at an Atlantic port. The crippled vessel was picked up at sea and towed in, with hull punctured and considerable water intake noted.
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Morning Nine Picked Up Off Delaware Cures
A maritime report notes the vessel Engaged In Attack, with the crew of about three hundred. The schooner Etta docked at sea, seven crew members landed at a coast station and whiskey seized. the ship Carolina was involved.
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Paris Burden Warmer Yet In Record Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime Paris report with scattered phrases about guards, a ward, and a bee symbol, suggesting a chaotic page item open to parsing. The readable portion hints at a Paris-related conflict note or casualty reference amid cluttered text.
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