Moscow Siege Sparks Widespread Mutiny Across Russia
June reports say Bolshevik overthrow plots reach Petrograd and Moscow as Moscow is declared in siege. Counter revolutionary actions threaten flour depots in Kuban and Don regions, with arrest waves and calls to arms among men and peasants to counter the counter revolution. An army mutiny by Czech and Slovak forces is linked to the turmoil and rail disruptions.
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London
Petrograd
Moscow
Russia
Kuban
Don
General Wood Bids Farewell to Men in His Division
In American City on June 5 General Wood leaves his division to begin a return to Funston. He declines a goodbye ceremony, calling his departure temporary, and tells troops he will follow their careers with interest. The scene features a parting review as the division trains for overseas orders.
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American City
Wood
Sth
Funston
Herald
Teutons Seek Way to Paris in World War I Dispatch
June 2 report from German writers claims Hindenburg will halt at the Marne and press a concentric westward movement. The Carlepont plateau and Ardennes are cited as paths, while a Ham Nachrichten writer notes Foch’s reserve forces from distant lines may influence the outcome.
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Sadam
Hindenburg
Marne
Carlepont
Ardenne
Schreibershofen
Ham Nachrichten
de Hte
Foch
Puget Sound Fare Protest Aims to Block 80 Percent Rise
A private complaint filed with the state public service commission seeks a hearing to block Puget Sound Navigation Co from raising Tacoma to Seattle fares. Joshua Green leads the firm. A H L Denman files for the public, represented by George Fishburne. The filing cites monopoly power, hardship on soldiers and workers, and demands justification for the steep increases from 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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Puget Sound Navigation Co
Tacoma
Seattle
State Public Service Commission
Joshua Green
The
Sound Steamship Line
A. H L. Denman
George Fishburne
United States District Attorney
Mishburne
United States
Fishburne
Bomb Warfare Rages On Western Front Nightly
Bombing on the British front continues in massive scale with German aircraft dropping high explosives from sunset to sunrise. The bombardment rocks the countryside and is met by heavy Archie bursts. Piritieh base hospitals suffer casualties as another large hospital behind the lines is bombed with fatalities among attendants.
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France
Piritieh
Millionaire's Daughter Becomes Yeomanette in Navy
Mina Josephine Parrott daughter of the late millionaire John Parrott has joined the naval service at Washington as a yeomanette. Four of her brothers and two cousins are also serving in the colors as of today in San Mateo California.
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San Mateo
Cal
Mina Josephine Parrott
John Parrott
Naval Service At
Washington
Mina Parrott
Pershing Lists 36 Casualties In New War Report
Washington reports Pershing lists 36 casualties with four killed in action three dead of wounds two dead from accident seven dead from disease three wounded in action sixteen wounded severely one wounded slightly. Names include Lieut W Johnson South Bethlehem Pa and Lieut Geo W McCabe Victoria Mine among others from multiple states and towns.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
W. Johnson
South
Bethlehem
Bouth Nethlchem
Ripley
Maiden
Mace
Haeymond J Furnes
Lair
New York
Mogene Hudson
Perry
Arthur Med‘ Ough
Anpamere
la Vibert Miene
Ida Dleeve
Albert A. Pratt
Senta Harhera
Callehert Springer
Coffeyville
Kan
Roward Anderson
Deep River
Conn
Walter Malley
Whkinethers
Frommeyer
Pitteburs
John Keatner
Chicago
Robert G. Martin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Geo W. McCabe
Vicketerg
Prince Th Beemer
Vincennes
Ind
Woety Neodekow
Hartford
Wm Hepburn
Windsor
Conn Corp
Francie D. Hedewig
Coder Mapids
Neb Augwat
Miller
Seymour
Charlie T Merrow
Douglas
Ala
Cook
Chae Court
New Haven
Cerar
Carter
Ariten
Alea
John F Claverie
Ian Dieno
Cal
Hubert & Coon
Brigesville
Wie
Geo
EB Hert, Wallingford, Pe. John M McDeonall
Wellington
Mees
Sam Mowincki
Michigan City
Oliver North
Indianapetia
Capitol Hill Car Wreck Probed After 11 Hurt
Investigation into the Capitol Hill street car wreck that injured 11 continues Monday. Motorman Louisa Nebr and conductor N O Beekman were released by police after traction officials guaranteed their appearance on call. Behr and King, both new hires, reportedly backed the car at full speed for four blocks before leaving the track, tipping the car and tearing the roof as it struck a tele phone pole. Several injured passengers are named with addresses on 16th Avenue North and nearby streets.
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Behr
King At
14Th Ave
Thomas
Louisa Hebr
N. O. Beekman
East Union
Miew Lena Banbon
A. M Miller
16Th Ave
Mise Anna Lokke
18Th Ave
Ida Hanson
17Th Ave
Oppenheim
Gruettner
W. A. Stratton
Norvell Harding
Shield Gorman
Bart
Three Hundred Club Women to Convene in Washington
Three hundred out of town delegates are expected for the opening session of the 2nd annual convention of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs. Tuesday at 1 230 p.m. in the auditorium of Plymouth Congregational church. Entertainment will be simple, with many visitors housed in private homes. Mrs. N. A. McCready of Snohomish arrived Monday.
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Beatthe
Washington State Federation of Womens Clubs
Mymouth
Mexico Needs Iron Hand Say Count Mechevarris de Heals
Count J M Mechevarris de Heals of Mexico City asserts Mexico is capable of self government but requires strong iron rule to end chaos and guide the nation to eventual prosperity. He calls for decisive leadership during a period of upheaval and transition.
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Mexico
Count
Mexico Ie
J. M. Mechevarris de Heals
Mexico City
Rose Show Bets Prize on School With Most Points
The Seattle Rose show awards a prize to the school earning the most points. The event runs at Arena on June 24 and 25 with participating students vying for top scores.
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Seattle
Arena
Wounded Navy Private Reported Killed in Action
Fragmentary wire notes indicate Private Frank Kurrineke and Teodor Penlewes among wounded and later reported killed in action near Prarden Road. Names Marence Pinson and Anton Trostnek appear in incomplete casualty mentions from Zeehuten, Kentucky.
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Marence Pinson
Zeehuten
Ff Nameey
Dunbar
Marry
Grayville
Anton Trostnek
Devervite
Frank Kurrineke
Ripen
Teodor Penlewes
Prarden Road
Webeter
Maat
Four Officers and Twenty-Four Sailors Lost on President Lincoln
The Navy Department expects official lists naming four officers and twenty men missing from the transport President Lincoln after casualty reports. The incident is under investigation and search operations are ongoing.
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Navy Department
President Lincoln
Take Huns in Flanders 30006 Textile Workers Strike
Prisoners and weapons captured in night raids across Flanders as British forces push near Vieux Berquin Ar ras Lene Morville. Haig reports 100 prisoners taken with several machine guns and a trench mortar seized while casualties remain light.
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Flanders
Piandere
Mintieh
Mield Marshaal Haig
Vieux Berquin
Arras
Lene
Morville
Bargain Undermuslins and Night Gowns Highlight Lingerie Sale
Undermuslins priced at $1.00 offer strong value versus $1.25 items. Gowns, Envelope Chemises, Muslin Skirts and Corset Covers feature embroidery, insertion, medallions and lace trims. Night Gowns in slips and chemises have deep front and back trimming with elaborate finishes.
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Batiste
BON Marche
Eleanor Corset at Bon Marche in dainty broche design
The Eleanor Corset priced at 1.95 features a low bust style with long skirt and free hips. It includes six hose supporters and Wallace ribbon trimmings and comes in sizes 20 to 26 positioned on the third floor.
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Eleanor
Wallace
Bon Marche
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Paris
Profiteer
Green
West Front
Millionaire
Yeomanette
NEW Report
Capitol Hill
Poller
Capitol
Marche Ibar
Yala Ae
Louis
U.S
Ton
New Bedford, Mans
Eleanor Corset
India
Fulton
Palace
Paulist
Paulist Choir of
Belgium
Comfort
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