Italian Lines Fully Restored After Allied Battle Front
Rome reports the battle front broadly unchanged as Italian and Allied forces retake positions on Asiago plateau and Monte Grappa after Austro-Hungarian attacks. British and French units held lines under heavy bombardment while Italian reinforcements and successful counterattacks reclaimed Colo Moschin and other positions along the Piave and Montello fronts.
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Rome
Asiago
Monte Grappe
Montello
Piave
Colo Moschin
Astico
Port di Salton
Colo Moschen
Monte Grappa
von Kronstatt
Orlando
Chamber of Deputies
Grace Lusk is sane in murder case sentence
Grace Lusk, found guilty of second degree murder for killing Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts, was declared sane by a board of alienists and sentenced by Judge Martin Jusck to 19 years in prison. The report also notes wartime commentary and a cotton census with figures on production and stocks.
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Waukesha
Wis
Grace Lusk
Mary Newman Roberts
David Roberts
Martin Jusck
Washington
Hullber
Army Labs Move Training to Yale University
The Yale Corporation announced that at the surgeon general's request training for all mobile army laboratories will shift next month from Leavenworth Kansas to Yale University. About 250 men are expected to be trained mainly in chemistry and bacteriology.
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Army Laboratories
Yale
New Haven
Yale Corporation
Surgeon-General’s Office
Leavenworth
Kansas
Yale University
Hartford Remembrance of Frank S S Allen Engineer Die
Frank S S Allen longtime steam boiler inspector and state inspector died at his Hartford home last night. Born in Lyme New Hampshire in 1843 he served 47 years in boiler inspection and insurance work. The note closes with an old adage about diamonds and milk.
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Frank S&s. Allen
Hartford
Frank 8. Allen
Lyme
N. H
Yale Honors Fifteen With Degrees At Commencement
Yale University at New Haven awarded fifteen honorary degrees led by Earl of Reading and Herbert Hoover with John Masefield Henry Davison and Daniel Isaacs among the recipients. The ceremony followed a traditional commencement parade as twelve undergraduates received honorary degrees for service.
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American Red Cross
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State Department
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John Mansfield
Alfred Lawrence Aiken
Boston
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Henry Stanford Brooks
Yale Alumni Fund Committee
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Frank Lyon Polk
Robert Scoville
Connecticut
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Edward Sylvester Morse
Peabody Museum
Yale
John Masefield
James Edgar Gregg
Hampton Institute
Daniel Sylvester Tuttly
Missouri
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William Renwick Riddell
Supreme Court of Ontario
Henry P. Davison
New York
Daniel Isaacs
Viscount Reading
England
Peril in Wilson's Power Warns Against Socialistic Tendencies
New Haven June 9 Congressman Schuyler Merritt of Stamford warned Yale alumni of socialistic tendencies taking root in the country. He argued a socialist state requires autocratic rule and would grant less liberty, contending framers favored socialism and railroads and farmers would seek government direction or funding.
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Schuyler Critt
New Haven
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Yale
Sergeant Recovers Purse Lost In No Man's Land
A Boston sergeant crawling through No Man's Land near Toul finds his missing pocketbook after a patrol into the German first line trench. The purse contained about 30 francs, less than six dollars, and the sergeant had worried over the loss all morning.
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France
Toul
Boston
No Man’s Land
Czecho-Slovaks claim control in Siberia provisional government
London reports Czecho-Slovak forces seize Samaranosto and Nikolaevsk in Omsk government, establish a bourgeois regime, and pledge to aid Great Russia if Bolsheviks stay east of the Urals. Bolsheviki mobilize along the Volga and Urals to counter the counter revolution as weather notes follow.
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Siberia
London
Samaranosto
Nikolaevsk
Omsk
Petrograd
Express
Great Russia
Ural Mountains
Volga
Urals
Casualty totals in army report reveal 144 losses
Washington June 19 144 casualties in the American expeditionary forces announced by war department. breakdown: 28 killed in action 12 died of wounds 2 died from airplane accidents 8 from disease 3 from other causes 87 wounded severely 1 wounded slightly 1 missing in action 2 taken prisoner. list of officers and enlisted men follows with many named from New York city Brooklyn Waterbury Waterford Toledo etc. also includes several international and U S towns and a Norwegain name.
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War Department
Edward W. Flower
Youngstown
Ohio
Isaac K. Coltra
Blue Mound
INI
Dee Kaemmerling
New York City
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