Breathing Spell Holds Aisne Marne Front In Pause
Paris reports a breathing pause on the Aisne Marne front with critics predicting the next German blow soon in the Montdidier Noyon sector. Germans hold reserves at Soissons Rheims as French forces slow their attacks. heavy German losses are noted near Troesnes and Pinon forest with French troops earning glory at Verdun’s legacy sites. British war office cites German artillery north of the Scarpe and Lys, successful raids near Lens and La Bassée, and a failed Morlancourt trench raid with prisoners taken.
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Rheims
U. S
Paris
Aisne-Marne
Montdidier-Noyon
Amiens
Picardy Plains
Montdidier
Soissons-Rheims
Troesnes
Ourcq
Chateau Thierry
Mount Choisy
Laon
Villers Cotterets
Verdun
Fort Douaumont
Charily-Aulois
Pores
Pinon Forest
London
Scarpe and
Lys
Merris
Ypres-Comines Canal
British War Office
Lens
Labassee Canal
Morlancourt
Connecticut Weather Forecast For New Haven Area
Government weather report from New Haven on June 5 forecasts fair, then partly cloudy Thursday with a rise in temperatures. Western disturbance centered over Utah brings cloudiness, light showers east of the Rockies noted in the past day. Temperatures remain moderately high in northern districts with no major changes elsewhere.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Atlanta
City
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Nantucket
New Orleans
Norfolk
Sub treasury report notes transfers to banks
Sub treasury report from New York dated June 5 indicates transfers to banks and associated financial movements. Details are limited in the readable fragments, outlining routine treasury activity and liquidity operations.
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Sub-treasury
New York
Sixteen Die as U Boat Sinks Carolina Liner
News reports from New York describe sixteen dead and several missing after the German submarine U boat attacked and sank the Puerto Rico liner Carolina off Barnegat. Survivors arrived aboard the Eva B. Douglas, with Coast Guard aid at Barnegat and Lewes. Officials dispatched a tug to meet the evacuees. crowds watched as troopers kept relatives back while Red Cross aid arrived. Survivors recounted calm evacuations and the submarine’s surface attack, with boats lowered safely and no papers lost aboard the Carolina.
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New York
Bmarinehich
Barbour
Hiner
Eva B. Douglas
Wes. del
Atlantic City
Carolina
Coast Patrol
Barnegat Inlet
Lewes
Del
Porto Rico
United States
Red Cross
Women’s Motor Corps
Ernest C. Cox
Washington, D. C
Cox
F. D. Anter
Basking Ridge
N. J
Lieut. Carpenter
Heavy Casualty List Reports Large War Losses
Washington June 5 one hundred ten American army casualties announced. Killed in action include Col Bertram T Clayton and Capt Harry A Hock among others. 47 wounded severely and 2 missing. Died of accident, disease, and numerous other listed officers and men. The roll lists names and hometowns across Iowa, New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, and more, detailing officers, sergeants, corporals, and privates.
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Washington
Bertram T. Clayton
Bury
N. C
Harry A. Hock
Cambridge
Mass
and Q. Fleur
Maines
Clarence Green
Winterset
Richard Mortimer
Tuxedo
Park
N. Y
Howard R. Smith
Newcastle
Ind
Abraham P. Caddock
Lynchburg
Adam P. Dambrauckas
Philadelphia
Walter J. Sullivan
Chicago
Ill
Fred August Westphal
Providence
R. I
Ralph M. Noble
Galesburg
Benjamin Byrd
Whitmore Street
Hartford
Richard Mortimer, Jr
Tuxedo Park
Willie K. Murray
Newfoundland
Claude Baken
Mason City
Oscar Baker
Dubuque
Carl B. Beversdorf
Frank R. Brown
Red Oak
Lloyd R. Coulbourn
Salisbury
Otis E. Craig
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Ford
Willford Funderbirk
Durand
Lloyd .W. Gettys
Stuart
William Kellisch
Lancaster
Martin Lizdas
Waukegan
Fred H. Meyer
New York
Ernest F. Minor
Thorton
Merle L. Nauman
Arispo
Joseph H. Pfath
Everett Powers
Carlisle
Jesse R. Salisbury
Patterson
Clemens W. Schuster
Earl G. Shaw
Arthur C.vandyne
California
Washington County
John Zauista
Middletown
Conn
Gordon E. Perry
Creston
Iowa
Carl J. Lechner
Cedar Falls
James C. Shea
Roslyndale
Cook Everett C Davis
Nora Springs
Clemmie Atkinson
Denmark
Ore
Holly Coffee
Morgan
Samuel Hazard
Atlantic
Wayne E. Huxtable
LeMare
John H. McDonald
Wellington
William M. Saunders
Garwin
Joseph Schubert
Ford City
William A. Staley
Council Bluffs
Charles D. Thayer
Milford
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Middletown Coal Co
OLD Company’s Lehigh
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O’connell
Prop
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
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APPO
Fagan Ave
Aisne-Marne Front
Montdidier- Noyon
John Zauisza
Company C
Jesse F. Tillman
Walter J. Dixon
Brooklyn
August Matteson
Nicolo Alongi
Priggi
Italy
Sigurd O. Anderson
Frederick August Westphal
Hugh F. Dumas
Toronto
Canada
Clayton Randall
St. Paul
Minn
Albert L. Kennedy
Bartlett Street
Charlestown
William O’connell
Sparks Street
Fred W. Putney
Hutchinson
Herman M. Pretzel
Stillwater
Laurence R. Brisson
Virginia
Cook Fion F. Tomassetti
Meriden
Rufus Jacoby
Waterloo
Manual A. Joseph
West Oakland
Cal
Eugene R. Kelly
South Minneapolis
Jben C. Lellingwell
Des Moines
J - Leone
Hanover Street
Palm Beach
Nourse-Sherman Co
Foster System
Middletown, Con
Women’s
Brainard & Logatt
Automobile
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