Allies Unable To Hold Gains At Gallipoli Front
London reports allied forces failed to sustain gains on the Gallipoli peninsula after a short advance. Turkish artillery and counterattacks recaptured positions as divisions from British, French, territorial, and Indian troops faced heavy losses and trench losses. In Mesopotamia, Amarah surrendered to Townsend’s flotilla. Further, Austro German assaults near Krukisnice were repulsed with losses. Russians claimed gains near Starziwa and held a line near Moselso. Berlin notes Germany still holds adjacent areas. Petrograd cites sieges and riverfront activity.
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London
Gallipoli
Hopen
Winston Spencer Churchill
Dundee
Oocial Preas Bureau
Nixon
Tigris
Townsend
Amarah
Mesopotamia
Jasne
Petrograd
Krukisnice
Moschnka
San
Lubnegkowka
Sklo
Korzenica
Starziwa
Wisenia
Teutonic Forees
Non
Praemyul
Petroprad
von Measen
Helgie
Berlin
Moselso
Italians Make Progress On Trentino Front In Artillery Duels
Rome reports that operations on the Trentino front are limited to artillery duels while Italian forces push gains at multiple points. General Cadorna says Italian artillery dominates Austrian guns as the fleet conducts a raid on Haematia coast destroying lighthouses and damaging the railway to Cattarro. Austrian Trieste garrison looting feared as city faces food shortages. Vienna notes no Italian advance near frontier positions.
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Rome
Trentino
Cadorna
Ministry of Marine
Haimatia
Ragen
Cattarro
Trieste
Kabrasina
Vienna
Pressing Toward Lemberg Meets Desperate Russian Resistance
Germanic Austro German forces push on two fronts toward Lemberg, the Russian base in the province, meeting fierce czarist resistance. Official reports from London and Petrograd differ, but both acknowledge hard struggles and heavy casualties as the advance stalls.
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London
Lemberg
Lin
Petrograd
Automobiles to Expand Rural Mail Routes and King Constantine Operation
The Post Office Department reports April to May 29 savings of 511,262 enabling 710 new rural routes serving 2,300 more families and 642 extra miles of service. Automobiles may run on routes at least 50 miles with up to 1,800 yearly compensation, starting Aug. 1, radiating from large cities and suburban growth areas. King Constantine underwent local anesthesia for a 50 minute operation removing part of the eighth rib to aid pleural discharge, with post operative pain. In Bucharest crowds urged Romania’s entry into the war, parading for war against Austria following a May 30 demonstration.
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Washington
Postofice Department
Athens
Constantine
New Electrical Machine Produces Harmless Ray
New York reports Dr. Clayte H. Lavinder of the United States pulse health service will investigate Charles H. Stanley's electrical machine. It claims a new harmless ray more penetrating than the x ray enabling direct operation without preliminary photographs. The device could fit under an operating table at an army base to quickly locate bullets or shards for removal.
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New York
Clayte H. Lavinder
United States Pulse Health Service
Charles H. Stanley
Tts City
Stanley Ray
Vatican White Book outlines Benedicts peace efforts
Kone June 4 The Vatican document explains Pope Benedicts push for peace and steps to reduce war harms such as prisoner exchanges. It notes protests over Belgian atrocities Cardinal Mercier and Lusitania sinking likely omitted to show Holy Sees impartial neutrality. documents addressed to all belligerents will be included, others may appear after the war.
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Kone
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Belgium
Cardinal Mercier
Lusitania
Holy See
Auto overturns near Plymouth injures Clark and Crooks
A. A. Clark of this city and daughter in law Mrs H T Crooks of Elyria were seriously injured when their auto overturned five miles south of Plymouth. Five other occupants sustained minor injuries as excessive speed on a curve caused the skid and crash.
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Chicago
A. A. Clark
Elly
HT. Crooks
Elyria
Plymouth
Toledo Plans Peace Pageant On National Birthday
City leaders and officials back a peace pageant instead of fireworks on the Fourth of July. The event features a dove motif and celebrates peace amid the war in Hungary.
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Toledo
Murgye
Run Down Police Chief in Clemson City Chase
Beranton, Pa Jone 7 Joy riders ran down Chief of Police John Reest as they fled through Clemson City. He was dragged under the car to a telephone pole, sustaining fatal internal injuries. All occupants except Mins Mertle Johnson escaped unharmed.
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Beranton
Jone 7
Joy Riders
John Reest
Clemson City
Hoe
Mins Mertle Johnson
Trol Hits Auto Near Here Injures Several
A vehicle collision three miles south of Here left Bates seriously injured while three others escaped death. The car, owned and driven by H. C. Bet, struck their machine, throwing all occupants.
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Bates
H.C. Bet
Assembly Inefficient In Ohio Legislation Says Cleveland League
Cleveland June 7. The League of Cleveland chaired by Fesler says the Ohio general assembly shows a breakdown in legislative machinery, gross inefficiency in procedures, and unfair representation in the lower house.
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Cleveland
League of Cleveland
Fesler
Ohio Gen Assembly
League
Ohio
Four youths arrested in death of Joseph Ley brawl
Cleveland on June 7 a man named Joseph Ley was beaten to death in a restaurant riot. Four youths James Dennethy Frank Gibbons John Winters and Joseph Parson were arrested and charged with manslaughter after police responded to the clash.
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Cleveland
Joseph Ley
Levinkkhy
James Dennethy
Frank Gibbons
John Winters
Joseph Parson
Klark Wins Motmile Race at Driving Park
Columbus reports Don Kuk of Detroit won the Motmile motorcar race at Driving Park with a time just seven seconds under the world record. He completed the 100 miles without a stop. Vettel, substituting for Dell, set a state record in the five mile professional race with four minutes four and one fifth seconds.
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Columbus
Don Kuk
Detroi
Driving
Vettel
Dell
Two Americans Lose Passports Over Public Criticism
Berlin June 7 two American citizens in Dremden Leon Raines and Karl Racknagel had their passports revoked by the American embassy on instruction from the state department in Washington. They criticized the U S government in a newspaper article and said they were ashamed of their citizenship.
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Berlin
Dremden
Leon Raines
Karl Racknagel
Civibiassy
State Department
Wan Ington
Ma Gid
Wilson Holds Line on Submarine Issue with Germany
Washington officials say Berlin misread reports and still faces firm American demand for safety guarantees for travelers and ships. The second Wilson note, to be sent to Berlin, reinforces intent to uphold international law. failure to secure assurances could sever diplomatic ties. London reports prepare for Zeppelin raids with medical plans for urban areas.
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Washington
Berlin
United States
Wilson
Germany
Chicago and Cleveland Livestock and Grain Prices Report
At Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh markets cattle steers butchers bulls cows and calves quoted with varied prices. Hogs sheep and lambs show mixed figures with top values around seven to nine dollars for steers and calves while wheat and corn futures list No 2 and No 4 grades with notable regional price spreads for June 7.
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Cattie—Frime
hutcHore
Starr
Hulls Beg
Lam Izoie
Chicago
Lleveland
Cincinnati
Calven
Ion Ughta
Villa Seeks End to Mexican War Through Council
Washington reports indicate Carranza and Villa may open talks to restore order in Mexico. Villa reportedly agrees to meet Carranza to discuss peace terms as U.S. officials weigh Wilson’s call for settlement without further fighting. A July 1 peace seems possible, while typhus fears rise among Mexican refugees on the border.
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Washington
Carranza
Vitis
Republic of Mexico
Villa
Maizio Arrondendi
Arrondem Lo
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Mexico
Carrana
Villaie
Breem
Carranam
Arlese
Jeans
Fort Lang Houton
Tex
Wes Min
Public Heart Service
Immigration Bureae
Army
Governor veto halts Ohio drug control bill
Columbus June 7 Governor Willis vetoed the Platt bill intended to restrain the sale of habit forming drugs. The veto leaves the state with no legal tool to curb narcotics, expected to rely on federal Harrison act enforcement. Miners push coal education in Hocking Valley as Ohio mines run half capacity.
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Columbus
Willis
Athens
Ohio
Hocking Valler Evh
Calumbue
Hocking Valley
Cottbus
Darin
Toledé
Cleveland
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