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The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1918

Page

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British Advance in Logal Fighting Near Paris

Paris reports German forces pressing toward Paris from the Soissons Chateau Thierry sector as French counterattacks reclaim ground near Verneuil Rheims and hill positions. Fresh Allied reserves including Americans move to the Marne front amid heavy artillery and mounting German troop pours. London notes slight British advances and raids with 213 prisoners and several machine guns captured.

Paris Marne River Foch Aisne-Marne Soissons Chateau Thierry Neuilly St. Front Ourcq Long Pont Corcy Favorelles Troesnes Teutons Marne Salient Verenuil Rheims Verdun Amiens Henri Rideau Noyon Oise River

Casualty List Totals 36 in American Expeditionary Forces

Washington reports 36 AEF casualties announced by the War Department. Included are four killed in action, three died of wounds, two died by accident, seven of disease, three wounded in action, six wounded severely, and one slightly wounded. Names span Lieutenants, sergeants, and privates from multiple states with notes on status. Sunday list adds further names of the missing and wounded across many cities and towns.

Washington War Department Felows Thhree William Hepburn Windsor Conn Harry F. Wee Bethlehem Edward N. Ripley Malden Mass Raymond J. Burns Cambridge Benjamin F. Lair New York City Eugene McKibbin Madison S. D Doss B. Haas Nashville Tenn Ole K. Arneson Brantford N. D Anthony C. Caputo Creekside Alexandre Cassealano Boston Ernest M. Clark Charlestown Vincent J. Cutillo Frank Fabel Lamont Mike Gerba Anaconda Mont Theodore Hesse New Haven Earl H. Hines Los Angeles John Augustus Kley Houston Street Buffalo Charles H. Lynch Winchester Charles W. Rupp Woburn John Sweeny Lawrence John A. Woods Medford Elijah F. Pettis Gordo Ala Charles R. Simmons Sherman Tex James Axxon Macon James F. Carson Dutton Jerome J. Crowley George Friedl Fulton III Burton Potter Orient N. Y Charles Sacchetti Pittsfield Clarence Santy G Bay Wis Benjamin E. Smith Gardiner James J. Stanton Central Falls R.L

Woman On Trial For Murder In Chicago

Miss Pauline Plotka is scheduled to go on trial for the murder of Dr Alton J Jindra an interne at the county hospital. Dr Jindra was shot February 25 and reportedly said before death she shot me because I dont marry her. Plotka would be the twenty fifth woman tried for murder in Cook county since 1907 with most men sent to hard labor as the judge.

Chicago Pauline Plotka Alton J. Jindra Jinda

Effort to Avert Telegraph Strike Intensifies

Washington reports a major bid by federal authorities to avert a nationwide strike by the commercial telegraphers union. Western Union refuses to accept the national war labor board’s recommendation, widening the rift with union leaders led by S. J. Konenkamp. AFL President Gompers to receive the facts and weigh action as talks proceed.

Western Union WAR Industries Board Washington Western Union Telegraph Co National War Labor Board Commercial Telegraphers’ Union American Federation of Labor S. J. Konenkamp Telegraphers’ Union Samuel Gompers Gompers Department of Labor Taft National Board Council of National Defense Mr. Konenkamp

Senators Fight For Speech Limits In War Debate

Washington June 3 Senators ready to fight for unlimited speech today. Senator Underwood of Alabama would amend rules to limit each senator to one hour on any bill and twenty minutes per amendment. The measure, backed by Rules Committee and administration leaders, applies only during the war. This is the first intent to curb debate since 1858. Washington food prices high investigations note Hoover monitoring price developments in the city.

Washington Underwood Alabama Senate Senate Committee On Rules Stephen Douglas

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