Over 800000 Troops Now In France
American forces in France total more than 800000, with General March saying shipments will continue as ships capacity allows. The build up includes all branches forming a complete army to meet German offensives and extend the Allied front from Rheims toward the sea.
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Washington
France
March
Gen
Rheims
Wea
Milena
Marehaaia
Channel
England
Paria
Unrest Reported in Austria Rumors Circulate
An Associated Press dispatch from London reports rumors of a serious crisis in Austria with claims of population demanding peace at any price. Messages from Madrid and Amsterdam mention private sources and rumors of rioting in Vienna, but no direct confirmation has been obtained.
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Associated Press
London
Austria
Selll
Fabra
Madrid
Amsterdam
Vienna
Navy short of offices to man ships in commission
Secretary Daniels informed Congressman Padgett that the navy must reach a minimum enlisted strength of 11 486 men by July 1, 1919 to staff fighting ships now in commission. He said the present enlisted strength is about 87 000 men and the navy is short of both men and officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Daniels
Congressman Padgett
House
Keetnum Arrives Safely At Atlantic Port After Submarine Attack
British steamship Keetnum, attacked off the Virginia coast by a German submarine, arrived at an Atlantic port today apparently undamaged. The arrival confirms the ship's safe passage despite the prior incident.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Keetnum
Virginia
Brooklyn Sergeant Scores Five Aces in Day Over Paris War
Paris June 15. Sergeant David Putnam of Brooklyn Masa is credited with downing five German planes on June 10. His total victories reach thirteen, surpassing Lieutenant Bayliss as the American ace of the period.
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Paris
David Putnam
Brooklyn
Masa
Putnam
Bayliss
London arrestee named in munitions conspiracy case
Charles Alfred Vernon employed in an important capacity by the Minister of Munitions is charged at Bow Street as an accomplice in a conspiracy with Joseph Jonas and former Mayor Sheffield who were recently arrested for communicating information useful to the enemy.
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Hy Associated Press
London
Charles Alfred Vernon
Bow Street
Joseph Jonas
Sheffield
Allied strategy holds on Western Front as lull slows German offensives
Allied forces maintain pressure on the western front as German troops pause their second offensive within a month. Despite their maneuvers, neither side gains a decisive impact as artillery activity settles into a lull across the sector.
American Batteries Reply To German Fire In France
American batteries north west of Chateau-Thierry answered German gunfire last night with thousands of gas shells. The action occurred as American forces stood firm against a renewed assault during World War I operations in France.
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Hy Associated Press
France
Chateau-Thierry
Notice to Red Cross Subscribers Payment Due
Subscriptions to the Red Cross quarterly fund not arranged through the Kaiser club are due now. Pay at Star Pharmacy or to the undersigned. Signed W A Poore chairman financial committee.
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The
Red Cross
Lick the Kaiser Club
Star Pharmacy
W. A. Poore
Financial Committee
Don’t Be a Spender Saver Buy War Savings Stamps
Govern Carlsbad New Mexico reports June 15 1918 weather partly cloudy tonight and Sunday cooler northeast portion.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Une
German submarine activity off American coast questioned
London reports Vice Admiral Sir Romslyn Wemyns, first sea lord, doubts a broad German blockade of U S shores. He says only one submarine operates offshore to frighten Americans and praises American naval help in European waters.
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Associated Press
London
Atlantic
United States
Sir Romslyn Wemyns
Wemyse
Mediterranean
Wernyns
European
North Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Gibraltar
War Savings Stamp Ad Becomes News Item In Sweat China
June 15 report from Tokio states 12 Japanese marines were landed at Sweat in central China’s sugar district to restore order amid unsettled conditions.
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Tokio
Sweat
China
World War I casualty and artillery update brief
Washington reports the army casualty list released with total casualties and a main corps figure of 64. Paris notes artillery activity on both sides last night between Mont Didier and Clnse with marked gunfire south of Aigge and west of Rheims and Champlat Bligay. no infantry actions reported.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mont Didier
Clnse
Aigge
Rheims
Champlat-Bligay Weeter
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