Russian Forces Retreat From Lemberg Amid Uncertain Prospects
British dispatches suggest the Russian army has fallen back to the city outskirts of Lemberg as Austrian reports describe continued attacks. Observers in London view the withdrawal as a strategic move to permit force replenishment and reinforce positions for a possible counteroffensive in Galicia. Germany and Austria-Hungary push to consolidate gains while Polish fron tlines brace for further actions and the port of F Spam is being fortified.
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Gary
Peece Losdgs
Nichol
Lemberg
Galnea
Ithe
Simost
London
Nicholas
Meir
Vicky
Galicia
Ailieg
Onsehelother
Russia
Poland
Dunkirk Bombarded. Several Demise Reported
A French war office statement says the seaport of Dunkirk was bombarded last night by 2 piece artillery. Fourteen shells were fired, and persons belonging to the district were killed or wounded.
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Dunkirk
Stubborn Resistance by Italian Troops At Front
Rome reports limited operations along the Tyrol Trentino frontier with small reconnoitering clashes in the San Pellegrino valley. Italian forces hold Ponte Tasca and positions near the twentieth and twenty first, while Austrian assaults on P Evelmorel continue. In Monte Nero the nine teenth twenty teenth actions reached a conclusion with night operations against Fiava and Isonzo left flank gains met with stubborn enemy resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Shere
ityrol-Trentino
Jes
San Pellegrino
Ponte Tasca
Pevelmorel
Monte’ Nero
Isonzo
Fiava
German Press Suspended Over Controversial Article
Berlin authorities informed the administration of the Berlin Tages Zeitung that publication would be suspended for an indefinite period due to a recent article on German American relations attributed to Count Reventlow. The move signals a search for a diplomatic accommodation with America.
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Berlin
London
Tages Zettuns
Count You Reventlow
America
Education reform urged to align high schools with medical needs
In a discussion of secondary education, proposals call for a revised high school science curriculum to please medical schools. A court case sentences five men to ten days for unlawful train riding in railroad yards. Also reported is the discovery of George Louk's body in Glady cabin. he hanged himself, aged 42, leaving a family tragedy.
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Megistrate
T. G. Nicewarner
Ana
Ernest Sparow- O. Djas
William Edwards
Michael
Lozuo
John Galnes
Eleiis
George Louk
Glady
Louk
Plage
Fined For Fighting At Glen Elk Bonday Gathering
Three men Tussel Jordan Edward Fitzpat trick and Peter McAtee were fined $5.60 each after a hearing before FL Gordes at Glen Elk Bonday. The incident occurred during a disorderly gathering and led to penalties issued by the local justice.
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Glen Elk Bonday
Tussel Jordan
Edward Fitzpattrick
Peter McAtee
Ae FL Gordes
Guilty Pleas in Court Leave Several Fines
Cork and May Stuart admitted lying together and were fined 30 dollars each plus costs. Pat McDonald, previously fined for whiskey in jail, was released on appeal. Cecil Morris found guilty of burglary at Swentzel’s store in Bristol. William Sisim cleared of prohibition violation. Ermine Tenagila convicted of violating the prohibition law. Felice Cerv alias Chile to be tried tomorrow on prohibition charges.
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HL Cork
May Stuart
Criminal Court
Pat McDonald
Justices of the Peace
Cecil Morris
Swentzel
Bristol
William Sisim
Ermine Tenagila
Felice Cerv
Chile
Inaugural Talk Attacks Incompetent Surgeons
Dr W L Rodman, elected president of the American Medical Association, denounced incompetent surgeons and fee splitting while urging higher standards in medical education. He praised the College of Surgeons and highlighted actions against patent medicines and reforms in medical schools.
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Alohe
Wingitantekeen
Washington
Wilson
Europe
United States
Kedman
Ito
Council of Pharmacy and’ Chemistry
Atad
Rodman
Brest
Neely Improves After Severe Blood Poisoning Attack
Congressman Mansfield M Neely has been ill at his Fairmont home with blood poisoning from a left arm infection that began with an elbow pimple. After hospital care and treatment he is said to be easier and resting better today, with slow signs of improvement observed.
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Mansfield
M. Neely
Fairmont
2Eely
Trial This Evening Over Car Pass Incident
John Vanner faces a police court trial at 7 o clock for allegedly passing a street car while passengers were disembarking. The incident reportedly occurred Monday night at West Main and Streets and was ordered for court by Officer Isenhart.
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John Vanner
West Main
Isenhart
Wannort
Heavy snow halts Italian military actions at Monte Altissimo
A heavy snowstorm in Italy near Brescia on June 21 22 forces a suspension of operations on Monte Altissimo as temperatures drop below zero. A mounted arrest follows in Brescia with a city order targeting vagrancy and a local official involved.
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Preae
Independence Day horse races headline Richwood celebration
Entries for the Independence Day event at the fair grounds close July 3 with six to start in each race. In the 2 18 pace Stout Brothers entries include Mason and Silver Brush, Direct Bell, Lord Stout and Major start from the 2 22 trot. Frank Many other entries are anticipated and purses total $100 with 50 25 15 and 10 percent splits. The committee plans railroad excursions from Richwood and New Martinsville as thousands visit for Independence Day.
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Fair Grounds
Stout
Mason and Silver
Brush
Bennett Campbell
Revtered
Direct Bell
Stout Brothers
Imre
Lord Stout
Major
Frank
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Richwood
New Martinsville
Russian Submarine Attack Sinks Turkish Vessels in Black Sea
June 22 report from London says Russian submarines have sunk a large steamer and two sailing ships of Turkish ownership in the Black Sea near Eresli seaport about 120 miles east of the Bosphorus and near Berken Island, sixty miles west of Breght.
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Black Sea
Tee
Pete Petrogead
London
Black
Eresli
Bosphorus
Anal Berken
Breght
Firemen Killed In Philadelphia Office Building Blaze
Two firemen died and fourteen were rescued after a blaze at the Thomas Potter Sons Company oil plant on Second Street and Erie Avenue. Battalion Chief William James and ladderman John Hillman Jr. were among the dead. An explosion wrecked the structure and toppled a wall onto firefighters. the loss is estimated at thirty thousand dollars.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Potter Sons Company, Oil
Ploth Manufacturersi
Second Street
Erie “Avenue
William James
John “Hillman
Governor guards, militia may withdraw after commutation
Atlanta reports quiet after the commutation of O M. Frank's death sentence. Guards remained at Governor Sitten's country home while city turmoil subsided. pear beer saloons in the city closed by authorities yesterday are set to reopen today. Militia likely to withdraw tonight.
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Atlanta
Amillia Sti
Sitten
Auler
M. Frank
Two Women Enter Plea in Police Court Hearing
Two women faced police court action after loitering in the streets. One paid 6.60 to the city coffers after the hearing before Mayor H Gordon. the other, named Sis, was arrested Monday night and remains jailed awaiting the mayoral hearing at 7 o clock. Also noted is a British steamer bound for Scotland, reported as struck by an event near Montreal.
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Smith
Stary Haris
H Gordon
Sasruing- Sis
Smdowas
Tourins
Gorton
Funny Men Plant Chestnut Trees at Expo
Crowds gather at the exposition to witness prominent figures plant chestnut trees. The scene highlights a symbolic gift to San Francisco intended for a future park, honoring past leadership and the idea of public benefaction.
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Funny Men
Shriners Plan Pacific Coast Excursion Route Outlined
A large Shriners contingent from Oris Temple gears for a West Coast tour in late July, traveling by regular trains through Yellowstone Park Seattle Portland and Shasta Springs to San Francisco with a week at the exposition and a return via Los Angeles San Diego Salt Lake City and Denver or direct to Salt Lake City and Denver. William W. Irvin is listed as a representative.
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Wheeling
Pacific Coast
West Virginia
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Portland
Shasta Springs
Santz Trancisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Springs
Denver
San'¢ Francisco
Salt Lakel City
Oris Temple
Willy Tike
William W. Invin
Ani
Outlaw Leader Grafton Arrested in Haack Murder Case
On June 22, authorities arrested "Chick" Hitile charged with murdering Mrs Haack, an elderly woman killed in a robbery, and aligned with a feared gang terrorizing the community. The case includes testimony from Mrs Boyd Thornswif about a self confessed member’s participation. The motive cited is robbery.
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Grafton
Chick” Hitile
Harck Mnerder
Divorce Granted for Worram on the Grown
A divorce decree grants dissolution of marriage for Worram on the Grown amid a public notice. The case appears as a formal court action with final judgment and terms recorded.
Conference of Agents in Harrison County Plans Exchange
A fragment notes a conference of agents in Harrison County to exchange views, establish farming principles, and address problems. It mentions Claspole’s promise and a warning arrester associated with the event.
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Harrison County
Harry Thaw Trial Start Date Announced in Charleston
The new state veterinary examining board will meet in Charleston on June 25 at the office of H. E. Williams to organize and formalize licenses and regulations for West Virginia veterinary applicants. Board members include Dr. E. S. Spansier of Worth Fors, Dr. J. J. Cranwell of Sierksburg, and Dr. W. E. Lazsford of Martinsburg.
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Charleston
State Veterinary Examining Board
H- E. Williams
Asticulture
West Virginia
E SE Spansier
Worth
J.J_ Cranwell
Sierksburg
WE. Lazsford
Martinsburg
Bible Class Prayer Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
In the pastor's absence the Rev E B Turner leads the McNeill Bible class for a midweek prayer meeting at First Presbyterian Church. The session Wednesday evening at 9 will discuss What the Men's Rifle Class Can Do for the Church. Organizers urge a large turnout.
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E. B. Turner
McCielline Bible Class
First Presbyterian Church
Thaw Sanity Hearing Before Judge Hendrick In New York
In New York on June 22 a jury trial began to determine if Harry K Thaw is sane and fit for release from SenoSac hospital The proceeding before Justice Hendrick marks Thaws fourth attempt to obtain freedom with a writ of habeas corpus and witnesses are summoned to testify on his sanity and confinement status
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New York
Nesses
Harry FO
Mattavran
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Thaw
Grantine
Endrick
George Loxerniex
Eas
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Dent Wilson
Medical Association
San Francisco
W. Lo Redman
American Medical Association
Seid Uiar
Neely
of Man
Oi ‘Cloth Manufacturers
Govern
Poe
McCloud
Ease
Carishtook
Scotland
George Fitch
Roy KK Moulton
Shriners
Claypole
Harry Thaw
BIBLE
Wall
Juste
Hendrick and
A- Jury
Marion
County
Fala
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