Inconclusive Front News From European Theaters
A national dispatch reports German artillery bombardments along the Meuse region and limited Alsace activity at night. Austrian advances in Tyrolean sectors are described as halted with fortifications at Arsiero and Vicenza, while Rome notes Austrian forces largely abeyed in Trentino and 63 600 Austrians reported out of action since May 15.
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nvasteSa
le Mari Ileamme
Meuse
Fhiaumont
Alsace
Balschweiler
Altkiseh
Austrian War Office
Monte Interotto
Assa Valley
Je Strane
Trailan
Lagarinsa
Rome
Trentina
Tyrantino
Verdun losses reach three hundred thousand claims
Berne via London reports Swiss expert May Col feyter states German losses before Verdun up to May 145 total about 300000 men. He says German froons engaged before Verdun have fallen sharply, with heavy casualties and little gain, and that several fresh German divisions attacked recently.
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Berne
London
May Colfeyter
Verdun
Vernun
Fever
President's Address Signals Quiet War Weariness in Europe
Reports from London and Berlin suggest the president will urge peace but keep the Allies pursuing the war to a finish. German and Austrian circles hint at cautious reception while Washington aims to influence future events without altering current Allied plans.
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Welcoma Belin
Vienna
London
Germany
United States
Gerlin
Amiente
Eniconte
Horseshoers Strike Threat Looms in Chicago
May 29 report notes the Master Horseshoers face a widening rift with employers after 30 years of discord. Leaders of the horseshoers union demand a $1 per day raise, threatening a peaceful strike if unmet. Robert Woot appears among involved figures in the Horseshoers’ Protective Association.
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Chicago
Tven
Horseshoers’ Union
Master Horseshoers
Horseshoers
Ordster
Robert Woot
Dynamite Warning Sent To Local Doctor In Prairie Valley
A note warning a physician in Van Buren township was found in a yard along with a dynamite stick. Town officials who received the warnings ignored them. In Nashville May 29 David L Truex died at his Van Buren home and his sister Mary Truex 63 who shared the home with him died in an adjoining room shortly after.
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Marion
Pra
van Buren
Nashville
David L. Truex
van Buren Township
Mary Truex
Aston
A. Varal Mall
Das
Ahi
Mr. Easton
Carl Blackmore
Mishawaka
South Bend
T-Deshach
Blackmore
Mender
Chicago, South Bend &Northern Indians
Elkhart
John Royce
J. E. Miller
John Barker
Summitville
Barker
Alethe Mays
Mir c
William Hays
Linnsburg
Montgomery County
James
Vincent ‘Rockwell
U. S.A
Pensacola
Gibson County
Princeton
Eckley West
Rockwell
Drys Win Local Option Vote in Wright Township
Drys of Wright township Greene county win the local option election with 525 votes to 161. The township has been dry for two years and Jasonville voted dry last fall.
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Drys
Jasonville
Ind
Local Briefs From Indiana State News Arrhythmia of Events
A mixed Indiana wire of incidents includes a 30 member Madicon Medical association guest event in Alexandria, a council seat for G Rater in Warsaw, a patent death of a man near Manchester, and various accidents and legal actions across counties. Notable items include a Carnegie library funding, a hospital staff attachment in Vienna, and several court decisions involving banks and crimes. The report blends local misfortunes, civic notes, and social happenings from Madison to Sullivan counties.
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Hinself
Pittsburg
Joseph Kasing
Mekkees Rocks
Ohio Valley Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Mount Pleasant
William HI. Shea
James T. Mullin & Sons
Wiknig
Ces
Horseshoers TQ ‘Strike
Pnot
Mebuindis of
la Ave
Ataract Ig Baad Sal
Barats
Bara Ag
Madicon
Movaty Medical Association
The
Alexandria
William Campbell
Greenfield
Atlanta
Edsar Tyner
Isyle Thornburg
Ainucle
TN. G. Rater
Rutter Hariwsre Company
Warsaw
J. A. Cook
AL Sore Tryin
Caignany
Ray
Roberts
Ciwrnneville
Stan
Indiana
New Paris
Carnegie Library
Vanparais Ats Corporation
Peter Heeter
Manchester College
North
Manchester
Thomas Fallowell
Idaho
Burke
Columbus
Bortholomew
William Smith
Mlwood
Winfield Douglass
Bedford
Leatherwood Bridge
Douglass
Dave McKee
Joan QO. Williams
George C. Wyatt
Will L. King
John A. Spurrier
Rush County Diapason Singers
Rushville
Ed Hacker
Martinsville
Blue Bluffs Crossing
Cass County Investment Company
Presbyterian Church
Jesse G. Freier
Idaville
George Smith
Logansport
Felker
Smith
C. C. Russell
Lafayette
W. N. Bridwell
Sullivan Circuit Court
Charles I. Henderson
Indianapolis
Curry Township
William Moore
Anderson
Thad M. Moore
Madison County
Austria
Bass Hospital
Madison
Luther F. Pence
Noblesville
Hamilton Trust Company of
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Cicero
Tider
South Pond
Anavelis
Robb Yolen
Reid Gay-oxey
Ob Inc
Robert Tier Krave
Oren Tuvry
Mall Andi
Avery Shaner
Shelbyville
Machell Brockway
Howard ' Brockway
White and
Carroll Counties
Brockways
Brockway
Cadick’s
Ouiout
Brea
Grandview
Ty Diana
Ihe Os Ais Deka
AMD
Rockport Fair Ground
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