Force of U S Arms Felt in Battle on the Marne Front
Allied troops clash with German forces along a line near Olivey and Nevilly wood on the Marne front. American units halt the German advance and participate in a French reported "Magnificent counter attack" that rolled back enemy forces north of the wood. Police ban in City of Paris on wheat displays amid airship raid fears.
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The note reports a libel vote against Maud Allan involving Noel Mermberton Billing. Weather data indicates partly cloudy with possible thunder showers this afternoon or tonight, warmer in the north.
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Death Toll Of German Subs In Atlantic War
Associated Press reports the tentative German submarine toll on Atlantic waters over ten days dips below 350 as 19 survivors are landed from the steamship South Carolina Lewes Delaware. Among the missing are 331 aboard three hundred twenty two are passengers. The Columbia arrives with 117 aboard. The Grecian and other ships pictured carry crews and apprentices as ships seek missing sailors.
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Steamship Columbus Safe at Atlantic Port Amid Submarine Fear
In Vineyard Haven on June 4 the steamship Columbus thought sunk by a German submarine yesterday is confirmed safe at an Atlantic port. Also on June 4 navy mine sweepers near the Delaware Capes report picking up mines to the navy department.
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Sub shells life boats after attack on liner Carolina
A British steamer towed into New York today life boats from the Carolina that had been shelled by a German submarine. The ships reporter said four p m yesterday off Cape May the steamer picked up two empty Carolina life boats. One Carolina lifeboat with 19 survivors was landed today.
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Bavarian General Von Bochan Killed in Marne Fight
Associated Press reports Bavarian Division commander Trince Von Bochan was killed during fighting near the Marne. Switzerland diplomatic dispatches confirm the death in the latest European battlefield updates.
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Comfort Kit Aids Soldiers Far From Home
Major General Pershing cited Red Cross comfort kits sent to U S troops in Mexico as vital morale boosters. He said the items remind soldiers the nation behind them, easing the strain of serving abroad and carrying the country’s tag.
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Germans Stopped in Counterattacks Along Champagne Front
Allied forces halt German advances along the Champagne line and push back troops near Neuilly Wood. French and Siberian divisions repulse passages on the Marne as fresh German divisions push into the Ourey and forest of Villers-Cotterets areas. The town of Faverottes is retaken after intense combat.
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Many Survive Torpedoed Carolina, Ships Report
Newspaper reports indicate most aboard the Carolina were saved after the torpedoing by a German submarine. Arriving ships bring numbers ashore, including the American schooner Kyabh Douglass with about three hundred aboard, a British steamship with eighteen passengers and one seaman, and Carolina boats at Atlantic City with twenty eight passengers and seven crew members.
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German Artillery Active From Albert To Serre
It was officially announced that German artillery was very active from Albert to Serre. The report notes continued bombardment across the front and vigilance by Allied forces.
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Allied air raid on Cologne kills and injures hundreds
The recent allied air raid on Cologne killed 148 and injured 150 people. The state department was officially informed. A batch of wounded Americans who amalgamated with French troops arrived in Nice and are receiving attention.
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