Notable World War I Heroics Amplified in Medal Citations
The article lists multiple service members from various U S and allied units recognized for conspicuous courage, coolness, leadership, and gallantry under heavy shellfire and enemy attack. Citations name Edward Hope, J Thurston Wood, Attaczak, Allan Perkinson, Max Gilfillan, Edward Conroy, A G Lyle, J J Bush, M R Harryson, Festus Wade, Tony Simmer, Arthur Johnson, and Louis Cukela for risking their lives to aid wounded comrades, direct batteries, and lead troops amid bombardment and gas.
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France
Nanos
Hariry
Sary W. Worthington
Lancaster
Delphia
P. Attaczak
Allan C. Perkinson
Marinessburg
A. G. Lyle
Navy
Glouces
Jamas Regan
J. J. Bush
M. R. Harryson
Atry
Festus J. Wade
Tony Simmer
Riverside
N. J
Simmer
Arthur Johnson Es
Ergeant Louis Cukela
Eapolis
Italian Front Battles and Epidemic Toll Reported
The report notes Austro Hungarian forces moving at night behind lines on the Italian front and warns a Austro Hungarian defeat could trigger a debacle. It cites 3,000 Austrian losses in Monte Tonale fighting. London reports 100,000 Madrid residents ill and 700 deaths in ten days from a spreading epidemic.
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I Olsers
Austria
Idea Nazionale
Monte Tonale
Trentino Front
London
Madrid
Times
Spain
Meat to Allies From American Packing Houses
Washington June 3 Vast quantities of meat products from American packing houses were shipped to the allies during April according to figures from the commerce department. Bacon led with 120 893 295 pounds exported and over 102 million pounds to Great Britain. Other large items included 89 246 470 pounds of hams and shoulders 10 4533 695 pounds canned beef 41 552 176 pounds fresh beef 39 256 691 pounds lard and 5 835 810 pounds oleo oil.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
Peretta brothers held on murder charge in New Britain
Joseph Peretta and Erasmo Peretta, aged 32 and 27, were remanded without bail in the New Britain police court on murder charges in the fatal stabbing of Frank Palmeso, 45. Palmeso died after being found on Cherry Street with knife wounds. he allegedly identified Erasmo before dying and implicated Joseph. Neighbors mention a beer party and prior trouble with Palmeso’s niece.
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New Britain
Joseph Perétta
Erasmo
Frank Palmeso
Palmeso
Cherry Street
Peretta Brothers
Palmesco
Erasmo Peretta
Joseph
Peretta
Norwalk Woman Dies By Gas Self Destruction
Norwalk on June 3 Mrs. Mamie L Finney Bryant formerly of Stamford and wife of James F Bryant of West Main street committed death by turning on the gas Saturday afternoon. Discovered by her traveling husband upon return. Persistent illness and despair believed to be cause. Survived by her mother Mrs Keeler and sister Mrs George Burrell of New Haven.
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Norwalk
James F. Bryant
West Main Street
Bryant
Mamie L. Finney
Stamford
Keeler
George Burrell
New Haven
Shoots Wife Daughter and Self in East Orange Tragedy
Andrew Moore killed his wife and seriously wounded his daughter Rose before taking poison and dying in East Orange New Jersey. He had separated from his wife. A patrolman was leading him from the house when he collapsed. The daughter’s life may be saved.
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East Orange
N. J
Andrew Moore
Rose
Moore
Senator James Better Hopes Rise After Kentucky Senator Op
Washington report says Senator Ollie James of Kentucky improved after a successful operation carried out Saturday. Senate sources indicate hopes for his recovery are brighter today than in weeks.
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James Better
Washington
Ollie James
Kentucky
Textile workers strike closes four New Bedford mills
Forty thousand textile operatives, many on government contracts, walked off the job in New Bedford, prompting the shutdown of four mills. They seek a 20 percent wage rise, contending mills have earned large war profits. Officials offered 16 percent. government agents arrived to aid a settlement. Union leaders defended the walkout amid anti IWW sentiment and restrictions on peaceful picketing.
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New Bedford
Mass
Judé
United One Oe of Justice
Mmills
Apd
Kit
New Bedford Textile Counctil
James H. Gordon
Textile Council
Arrests in Moscow and Petrosgrad amid anti foreign intervention plots
Dispatch reports arrests of six to eight men in Moscow and Petrograd as a revolutionary committee moves to revoke foreign intervention. The plot, disclosed after meetings of Chat and Slovak leaders, aimed to disrupt key railway junctions and undermine occupation efforts in the Don regions.
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Méséow
Petrosfaduben
Don
Édips
Boston airmail route delayed by wing break accident
At Mitteola New York on June 8 the inaugural aerial route to Boston was postponed after Lieutenant G Vanele broke the left wing of the machine shortly after 9 oclock. The pilot and officer O'Brien escaped with minor injuries as the plane toppled into a hollow and the wing smashed. Four thousand one mail aboard was on the plane en route to Hempstead and Boston by air.
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Mitteola
N. Y
Boston
G. Vanele
Héte
O’brien
Hempstead
Afl
Denial of German capture claim Amid American munitions depots
The war department released a June 2 German communique claiming Franco American depots at Seré and Pardenois. officials said the assertion is false and American depots remain secure. Also notes air actions near Toul with mixed results for both sides and a Sweden allied shipping debate as Cl von Reventlow critiques the entente pact.
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Washington
Seré
BA Pardenois
General Pershing
War Department
Sere
En Pardenois
N. C. Parke
France
Toul
Offce
Germany
Sweden
Amsterdam
Count von Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
Rum in Congress Sparks Prohibition Inquiry
A June Washington local note reports a photograph showing six empty quart whiskey bottles collected in one day on a House floor area and an estimated 160 bottles a month by members. Clerks and officials discuss drinking among Congressmen, noting past bars and drinking before and after speeches.
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Washington
Congress
Clark
Commisa
House
Secret plan ends monarchy in Finland near Swedish ties
A covert treaty proposed by Ger and Finland aims to abolish Finland's monarchy and realign the country with Sweden. The document suggests a dynastic shift and new political arrangement in the Nordic region.
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Ger
Finland
Politikenland Islands
Sweden
Aid for Siberians Suggestion by Falk
Special correspondent Falk argues on June 3 that the Allies should supply Siberians with food and clothing and expresses gratitude. The piece highlights suggested aid and calls for relief measures amid the ongoing crisis.
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Falk
Sub Treasury Report Shows Net Cash Gain in New York
New York reports the Sub-Treasury gained 30000 dollars from banks on Saturday, lifting the cash net gain since Friday to 24712000 dollars. The update highlights daily cash movements in the banking sector and overall liquidity for the period.
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Sub-Treasury
New York
Freezone Corn Pain Cure Ad Promises Instant Relief
An old fashion style advertisement touts freezone from Cincinnati as a fast remedy for corns and calluses. It claims a few drops relieve soreness, shrink the corn or callus, allowing it to be lifted off without limp or pain. The tiny bottle is shown and advertised as inexpensive and easily obtainable at drug stores.
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Cincinnati
Weather, trade, and local notices from Cromwell area
Local items report weather data by Charles W. Beer and May readings. Strawberries enter market at two quarts for 26 cents. Prisoners at Wethersfield state prison petition for release. Building deeds noted at Middletown Court Street tract. Hospital trustee election updates and silk company stock conversion. World’s Fair trip by Hotchkiss couple and coal shipment by Helén Augusta. Newfoundland cod liver oil industry progress cited.
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Boteilé
Cromwell
Wethersfield
Board of Pardons
Portland
Horacé Butler
Edwin King
Middletown
L. D. Brown & Son Company
Frederick Hotchkiss
Denver
Edwitt Pratt
Helén Augusta
Lawton & Fitzgerald
John P. Stack
Pope
Pratt & Reed
Masonic Building
Getting By and Cold Ginger Ale at the Stores
Breezy column notes hot weather relief with soft drinks like ginger ale sold by the bottle or dozen from local stores. Also promotes our home made peanut butter as a lunch staple for indoors or out, urging readers to enjoy convenient summer refreshments.
Victory Breads and Delights Boost Home Front Meals
A patriotic home front notice urges efficient meals using Delicatessen or ready dishes for busy families. It promotes salads baked beans corned beef hash and ready-to-eat options, with Sun-Maid Raisins highlighted as a wholesome ingredient. The piece concludes by endorsing simple garden care and nourishing raisin bread and victory buns.
Salads Shine With Homemade Salad Dressing
A brief note extols salads as ideal meals, praising homemade salad dressing for enhancing flavor. It highlights fresh ingredients and simple preparation for tasty, versatile dishes.
Wesson Salad Oil at Kelly Busy Corner Co stores
Two Wesson Salad Oil displays are noted at Kelly Busy Corner Co with locations 190 Peart Street and 354 Main Street. The notice indicates two stores carrying the product.
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The
Kelly Busy Corner Co
Peart St
Courage and Cheer in Tough Days Message
A call to persistence and bravery urging readers to stay hopeful. The note encourages writing letters of cheer to the boys and to do one’s part, stressing that victory comes in the end. It promotes unity, resilience, and continued effort despite dark days.
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Chea Ae
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