Allies report victories on seven fronts across Europe
Allied statements claim gains and repulses on the Austrian Italian Galician fronts and in Gallipoli, with Russian advances and Austro-German setbacks near Lemberg and along the Isonzo. Reports mention village captures, heavy material losses for the enemy, and British submarine activity in the North Sea.
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Ln Ehrae
Europe
Aligcessee
Gallipali
Officiel
Galicia
Zuruwna
Kalde
Gallea
Petrograd
Te Ae
Lemberg
Bevera
Tealtny Svan
Isonua
Gradisc
Gurizia
Unis
Monfalcone
Trickte
Tpanze
Artions Ine Alcoin Inettlos Wien
Statenome
Paris
Landen
Marmota
Maldus
von Vinsingen
Russia
London
Germany
Fermans
Isanza
Italy
Trieste
Dubysa
Inihé Baie
Hiver Prath
Suko~ina
Noutheast
Lersberg
von Linsingen
Dniester
Capture and retreat reported near Utyaia in Prussian guard fighting
A fragmentary dispatch describes Prussian guard losses with Stapisiaw reportedly evacuated voluntarily. It notes the capture of 1100 prisoners on Jufe lya and an attack near Utyaia, though the text is garbled and only partly readable.
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Vre Thoseluis
Dulester
Ie Zurn
Stapisiaw Fras
Utyaia
Whumed
Texan Press Association selects officers in 1916 meet
Press to El Paso Next Corpus Christi was chosen on the 1916 meeting in El Paso today. Officers cheered with Walter R Whitman as president Dal Jug as vice president Henry Howards secretary Bam BP Har ben Richardson treasurer O. I Lenmann noted during the Texan Press Association gathering.
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Corpus Christi
Jung
Paso
The
Texan Press, Association
Wer
Walter R Whitman
Dal Jug
Henry Howards
Norway Lost 29 Ships In War, $7.5 Million Loss
Copenhagen dispatch reports Norway has lost 29 vessels since the war began with a total value of 7.5 million dollars. In Waxahachie Texas President Patrick Henry of the Christian Endeavor Society presented his annual report detailing state societies, member counts, and mission contributions.
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London
Copenhagen
Norwenn Wer
Christian Endeaver
Waxahachie
Tex
Patrick Henry
Christian Endeavor Daiop
Weather Features and Loyal Forecast Snapshots
Weather notes describe unsettled conditions Saturday night into Sunday with varied temperatures across cities. Chicago reports 65 cloudy with light rain possible. Saint Paul records 60 cloudy with southeast wind. New York notes rain and warm temps. Washington shows 75 clear.
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Louie
Detreen - Lwalt
Drereen
Rangas
Sourn
Acareg
Cashington
Netly Fiomay
Leon
Ahly Tain
Japan Resupply of Ammunition From Japan to Russia
The article describes a wartime shift where Russia sought a steady supply of munitions from Japan. It notes Japan’s production increase and overland dispatch of ammunition to Russia, including armor and metalworks output. It mentions exchanges with Britain and China and portrays Japan’s cautious stance to avoid destabilizing China while ensuring continued aid to Russia. Russia reportedly exhausted its own reserves and relied on Japanese support, with assurances that tensions with China would not escalate.
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Sideripu
Brus
Carpithiana
Hungary
Praseval
China
Japan
Ilphimatia
Russia
King-Chau
Ruscia Tn Oddilon
Toe Wink Furan
Man Jomeli
Mangone
iho-Ghamed
Tagen
Can
Develons
Abo
Shell
Central liquor traffic board created under new powers
The Gazette prints the order in council defining a central centre of liquor traffic board with broad powers to regulate sale hours and ban liquor in designated areas. It may prosecute under the defense of realm act, with up to six months imprisonment or a 500 fine for violations, and can authorize searches of saloons involved in license violations or arms manufacture.
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London
Iiquor Traffic Board
Lysor Wosrd
Ile
Dernburg Leaves for Bergen Ahead of Return to Europe
Dr Bert Dernburg former German colonial secretary bade farewell to friends in New York and prepared to sail for Bergen Norway. He sought safe conduct assurances from Britain France and Russia through their embassies in Washington and was viewed as a leading German voice in opposing Britain and the United States stance. He defended the sinking of the Lusitania while offering tempered remarks on American policy.
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New York
Dune
Bertherde Dernbucg
Bade- Forere
Bergen
Norway
Wucer
State Department
Weshingwa
Prench
Delubure
Tusitanta
Ilitough
May raise coal prices amid export limits proposed
Copenhagen declares Great Britain may curtail coal exports to neutral countries, while Denmark plans to ship 200,000 tons monthly if prices stay higher than the English coal. Delormans and Terandan discuss shatter and Arachee patties as part of the adjustment efforts.
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London
Copenhagen
Great Britain
DelornUans
Tandan
Final Effort 10 Save Frank 15 Being Made
In Americus Georgia June 42 Leo Prarke and Hugin Mt Darney seek clemency for Frank’s death row appeal. Wil lace Heard to argue against clemency with opposition from Joseph Brown and others. Howard presents records and asserts likely innocence while seeking commutation or alternative penalty.
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Frank
Atearya
Leo ML Prarke
Hugin Mt. Darney
Sietom
Min
Will Lace
Wille Me
Dorsey
Joseph M. Brown
Georgi
Marietle
Marc Phagan
Haward Plai
Gatht
Deren
Ture
Roan
Trai
Gominnta
Monard
Laino
Derany
A. Stepherg
Howard
Wranje Wawi
Arisa
Ofarg
Conley
Wien
Rockefeller Jr. welcomes sixth child in 1909
John D. Rockefeller Jr. and wife welcome a sixth child, a son weighing ten pounds, with both mother and baby reported well. The birth is cited as the reason for postponing travel to Poland.
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John Dd, JR
Rockefeller Jr
Meter
Rockefelter
Polornda
Clark's Son to Wed Columbia Parliaments Member
In Columbia Missouri on June 12, Miss Melea Martan Tobnett of Columbia will announce her engagement to Bennett Clark son of Champ Clark at a luncheon. Clark, a parliamentarian in the House, is eight years older than his bride who is 23. The couple met while students at the university.
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Columbia, Mo
Juor
Melea Martan ‘Tobnett
Columbia
Bennett Clark
Champ Clark
Clark
House of Representatives
Bernstorff Leaves Washington for Brief Trip
Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador departed Washington for a short vacation. The exact destination was withheld by the embassy and no further details were released.
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Washington
B. C
Count von Bernstorff
Bessedor
Department Clarifies No Reward for Passenger Pigeon Nest
The Department of Agriculture states there is no $10,000 reward for locating a passenger pigeon nest with eye, noting the bird is extinct. Hundreds of letters have been received seeking information, but the department emphasizes no prize exists.
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Department of Agriculture
Benies
Washington, Iv C
Department
Son of Prince Ernst of Saxe-Meluingen Killed in War
June 12 London dispatch reports Baron Eenst von Saalfeld son of Prince Ernst of Saxe-Meluingen killed in action. The casualty list includes his name in one of the recent reports.
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Berlix
London
Baron Eenst von Saalfeld
Robbers on S. P. Train
Robbers on the Southern Pacific train between San Francisco and Los Angeles robbed passengers last night near Shaneworth. The criminals relieved travelers of 365 dollars and fled into the night. Potential suspects are at large and investigators pursue leads along the Pacific route.
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Taos Angeles
Cal
Fraefrisco
Shaneworth
Mr Wilson Plays Golf in Washington Handicap Riddled Scene
Mr Wilson participates in a golf activity with compressed business ahead. The piece notes President Wisme west srolfine and plans a longer motor ride later, with a long journey implied.
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MR. Wilson
Golf
Wassingtoi
Hun
Wisme Wert Srolfine Tose
Wika
Zapatista Leaving Mexico City Call for Peace Conference
A note to Mr. Wilson reports the Zapatistas preparing to leave Mexico City with General Pablo Gonzales advancing. The proclamation promises constitutional aid, civil rule restoration, universal tax and protection for obedient citizens, urging merchants to resume trade and urging unity to avert famine.
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Nera Cruz
Mex
Mexico City
Grizdles
Mexico
Asta
Act
Genert
Gonzales
Pnaning de
Federal District
Refugees at Laredo Report Food Shortage and Suppressed Nuns
Seven hundred passengers arrive at Laredo aboard the trile Dram Monterey. They describe a quiet city and say two nuns in habits were not allowed on the street under old reform laws. Many crossed to the American side, confirming food shortages observed by the travelers.
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Laredo
Tex
Evo Laredo
Monterey
Mexico Exports Cattle Amid Quarantine Movement
Consular reports from Mexico indicate about 3000 head of cattle are being assembled at Mexican ports for shipment to the United States through Galveston. The movement follows a June 1 quarantine against cattle importation during reports of disease in the United States.
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Galveston
Tex
Mexico
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
United States
Buford Takes Refugees as Army Transport Sails
Buford sailed from Vera Cruz to Galveston carrying 264 refugees including 148 Americans. Red Cross aid sought for penniless passengers. Reports to Washington note Villa and Carranza claims of victory, with Carranza reports of Villa’s rout refuted and Villa at Libera with captured supplies.
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Washington
B.C
Buford
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Red Cross
Washington, D
Tittle Rt
Villa
Carrunay
Carranza
Libera
Garrande
Dieputch
Vins
Victor
Leon
Conference Aims Stirring in Urtanza and Milla Debates
Reported exchanges over recognition and a proposed conference between Urtanza and Milla unfold amid chaotic Mexican frontier rumors. Ill weather worsens siege prospects as battles ebb and flow with high casualties and shifting front lines.
Body found on train near Temple Texas
The body of Mes ELM Bledsam was found in a compartment of train No 73 California Special after leaving Temple yesterday afternoon. A plate lay beside with one empty barrel. No witnesses to the tragedy. Mrs. Blesne, traveling with her husband, was en route from Galveston to Slaton. 3 M Twe remnants today at Tusern awaiting assignment.
Showers Possible But Uncertain Weather outlook
The weather bureau notes showers may fall in May but confidence remains low. Major Allen Buel of the weather service indicates shower chances are limited and do not guarantee rain, while national patterns show unsettled conditions with high pressure off the Atlantic coast and another on the Pacific seaboard.
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Allen Buel
Weather Bureau
AL Sante
Pacific Seaboard
King Constanthie Gains Strength Amid Bed Rest Report
King Constanthie shows partial recovery in Washington dispatches stating his strength is returning though he cannot yet sit up. In Panama, seven inmates serving life for murder revolt, ten escape after killing a guard and wounding others, remaining at large in jungle. New York health officials launch campaign against alcohol abuse in music venues, with hearings and legal action planned.
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Washington, D. C
Constanthie
Legalion
Ris
Panama
Terr
Ufe
San Diego
Ver- Abq
First Chief Carranza Proclamation Advances Sovereignty Claims
Carranza issues a Vera Cruz proclamation seeking U S recognition and urging factions to join his government. He claims control of most of Mexico and outlines guarantees for foreigners, land reform, education expansion, and a national congress to elect a president. Villa’s reply awaited in Washington.
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First Chief
Wamengton
D. C
Carranza
Vera Cruz
United States
Silliman
State Department
Wilson
Villa
Washington
Carrar
Gine Pratt
Mico
Ater
Mexico
Villa proposes a peace conference in Mexico
The note from Villa to President Wilson invites a conference to unite Mexican factions and address agrarian and educational reform. Ensuing communications detail conditions and support from the conventionalist government, with Villa urging a broader dialogue among leaders including Zapata and Garza. The reply frames the invitation as a move toward national unity and US respect.
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TL Paso
Gunerey Villa
Wilson
Eanresses Willimglass
Cerns
Vera Villa
Enrique C. Liorenza
Ivilie-tanaus
Washinton
Vila
Ita
Gahera Vila
Venustiang Jarranzh
Mexico
Imiliany Zapata
Gonzales Garza
Vibe T
Dicaico
Garza
Aguascalientes
Arumcnilantes
General Villa
Wales
Constitu
Cientificns
Agate
United States
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