Panorama of Vast Battle Seen From Belgian Front
Correspondent Bill Shepherd reports from Northern France on a vast Belgian battle front. He describes German shelling, a Belgian civilian preparing meals under fire, gas clouds, and the scale of 60 miles of front with Ypres as a focal point.
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Big Galician Battle Opens as Russian Retreat Continues
Official war office report states Russian forces pull back along a 50 mile front west and northwest of Lemberg. Lemberg defenders hold their last entrenchment line near Grodek lake, 15 miles from the city. The Russian right wing falls eight miles behind the frontier as Austro German forces push forward. The battle that may decide the Galician campaign has begun.
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Fall of Lemberg Imminent Says Time Report
A June 19 dispatch reports Lemberg could fall at any moment as Austrians close to 15 miles southwest and Germans 35 miles northwest. The Przemyal Lem berga railroad has 40 miles under Teuton control, outer defenses reached, and Russian capital support needed to save Lemberg. German and Austro German moves threaten to isolate Russian forces in Galician theaters.
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New York
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Przemyal
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Governor Hanna Plans West Coast Stop During North Dakota Day
On June 19 Governor Louis BK Hanna and party traveled through Portland en route to California to assist in North Dakota day celebrations at both the state exposition and the San Diego exposition.
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Smashing At German Line Across Flanders
French drive north of Arras spreads to La Basse and Dixmude as British forces smash east of La Banche. Belgians attack around Dixmude while Germans use artillery and heavy guns to hold allied trenches. French 75s support the line. great gaps appear near Souchez in ongoing desperate combat. Outcome of the general battle remains uncertain.
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Italian Artillery Silences Malborget Fortress
Rome reports Italian artillery silenced the Malborget fortress dominating key passes in the Carte Alp, with Gen Gorga announcing partial destruction of the stronghold. The Goritz battle is said to be growing in scope as of today per the war office.
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Casualty Lists Put Canadian Toll At 8 760
Ottawa reports the latest casualty lists raise Canadian totals to about 8 750 with around 1 400 dead and 5 750 wounded or ill. The additions are said to cover most losses in the Langemarck and Festubert battles.
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Langemarck
French Air Fleet Strikes Kill Twenty Seven at Karlsruhe
United Press report from Karlsruhe details a June 17 raid by French aviators killing 27 and wounding 66. Americans in the city were unhurt. residents faced shattered windows, sirens, and a false alarm for a second raid as two German planes reconnoitered.
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Diamonds On Display No Flawed Stones Selected
Diamonds are presented as flawless, perfectly cut stones ready for mounting in settings manufactured to order. The message emphasizes careful selection and custom tailoring to customer specifications.
Evangelist Henry C Morrison to Lead 10 Day Series
Rev Henry C Morrison of Loute ville Kentucky will begin a ten day evangelistic series at First Methodist Protestant church starting Sunday June 27. He will conduct services nightly and invite local residents to attend.
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Italian port bombarded by two squadrons near Venice
The lighthouse 34 miles northeast of Venice at Tagliamento river mouth was bombarded. Monopoli lies 400 miles south. The text indicates two separate squadrons were involved in the attacks.
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Blame in Girl's Death Tied to Drug Use Trial
Harry Mack aged 45 was sentenced to four months in county jail as an habitual user of drugs after the poisoning death of Miss Violet Messner on June 10. City chemist analysis tied the death to morphine. Messenger boy D Mayhew was fined $300 and jailed for delivering cocaine to Mack and the girl.
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Filipino Debater Urges Philippine Independence on Stump
Carlos Alviar, a Filipino high school student in Pasadena, won a debate on Philippine independence after learning English in five years. He now contemplates touring to urge American voters to support independence for the Philippines in a persuasive campaign.
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Cal
Carlos Alviar
Alviar
Philippine Islands
Y M C A To Conduct High School Now
The Y M C A plans a vacation high school directed by 8 E Fleming head of history at Franklin High. Courses run half days covering the first two years of English history algebra and geometry. Registration opens tomorrow with classes starting Monday the 21st.
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Franklin Lith School
Two Arrests Linked to Powers Case Deepens Mystery
James Carroll and E Hurley laborers were arrested after powers case evidence emerged. A J Commers identifies them as men who took Powers badge from the Bon Ton saloon. Carroll says he removed the badge but offers no motive.
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Shall Male Doctor Talk To Co Eds At California
Berkeley, June 19. Debates arise over whether female students should receive instruction on twilight sleep and if a male physician may address young women on the topic during hygiene class instructions at the University of California.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Vaccination Must Not Stop Warns San Francisco Doctor
Dr. D. W. Billings of the public health department warned at the Pan-American Medical Congress at Angel Island that anti vaccination could trigger a smallpox epidemic. He said immunity from vaccines wanes and without continued vaccination the disease could spread as in other countries.
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United States
D. W. Billings
Public Health Department
Angel Island
Pan-American Medical Congress
Portland to Pave 70 Miles of Multnomah Roads
Portland to pave 70 miles of Multnomah county roads at a cost of 1,250,000 will begin Monday. The project accelerates improvements across the county paving plan announced today.
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Portland
Multnomahe County
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