War News Across Fronts and Air War Updates
Germans seize ships and sink a transport. many boats lost at sea. French and British forces regain ground near Soissons and Ville-en-Tardenois after renewed offensives. U-boat activity, naval patrols, and air bombings rise along the Atlantic coast and over German advances.
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Paria War Office
Oise
Oureq
Soissons
Favorelles
Ville-en-Tardenois
Champlat
Herbert L. Pratt Ang
Navy Department
Atlantic
Carolina
Winneconnie
Texel
Wilson Calls Nation to Thrift and War Bonds
President Wilson urges Americans to pledge thrift and buy government securities by June 28. He emphasizes saving materials and labor for war, increasing production, and sustaining the home front through War Savings and Thrift Stamps and Liberty bonds. He appeals to all ages to participate.
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Wilson
National Thrift
Secretary of the Treasury
U. S
Treasury Department
United States
New Mexico Headlines Span Fires Schools and Roads
A roundup of 1917 New Mexico items notes Emry fire damage, Santa Fe street work, Deming population rise, potash in Quay county, and road bonds in Grant and Socorro counties. Also covers a fatal Tijeras accident, a Union county wounded in France, and local tax value increases.
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Emry
Deming
Quay County
Red Cross
Grant County
Socorro County
Wm. E. Thwaits
Grant
Silver City
J. B. Marrow
Dawson
Otero County
Venus
Watrous
Juan I. Trujillo
Logan
Union County
France
Manuel Alvarez
Ernest Copley
Deming Road
Government Food Department
McKinley
Valencia
Los Lunas
Aug
E. W. Brown
Carrizozo
New Mexico
Kingston
Lulu L. Catron
John W. Catron
Thomas B. Catron
California
Anastacio Romero
Clovis
Frank C. Blumlein
New Mexican National Guard
Albuquerque
Pueblo of
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Banta Fe
Samuel LL Hilliard
Kansas City
Tijeras Casion
Sandiaountains
Toll of dead grows as submarines sink ships off coast
Secretary Daniels released a Navy update listing seven schooners and four steamers sunk by enemy submarines off the American coast. Survivors aboard the Edward R. Baird, Jr. report battles near Maryland, while the destroyer Radioleine saved two on Tuesday. The total dead and missing since the raid rises to fifty eight, with the Carolina among the sunken ships and a storm claiming more lives.
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Madrid
London
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Cihtigny
New York
Carolina
Porto Rico
Washington
Maryland
Edward R. Baird, Jr. Pinking
Daniels
Baird
Wilmington
Del
Navy Department
United States
Edward R. Baird
Atlantic
Navy
Hauppauge
Edward H.cole
Isabel B. Wiley
Jacob M. Haskell
Winnieconne
Baward R. Baird, Jr
Texel
Samaritan Race Near End In Holy Land
E K Warren president of the International Sunday School association says the Samaritan race in Eliznburgh PA area may be wiped out. In his Sunday school labors he found 162 persons in the group with no contact for 18 months. The dwindling due to not intermarrying. two thirds were men and 24 were drafted by the Turkish government for military service.
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Eliznburgh
E. K. Warren
International, Sunday
Warren
Girls do own gardening at Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley Mass Mount Holyoke College plans self support for vegetables with 2000 bushels of potatoes and 5000 cans each of corn beans and tomatoes. The girl farmers are planting gardens to cover this demand.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
East
Acadent
Gtri
Uncle Sam pressure hits tramps reducing travel
Albany reports that government pressure on vagrants has cut travel. Railroad officials note fewer tramps on the rails as enforcement tightens, contrasting past times when a minor arrest meant a few days jail and meals.
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Albany
N. Y
Sam
Huns Hurled Back at Marne as Allied Forces Halt German Drive
Paris reports June 5 that German attacks along the Marne from Soissons to northeast of Chateau Thierry pressed hard but were repulsed by American, French and British troops. At Veuilly wood northwest of Chateau Thierry the Americans held, while near Jaulgonne six miles northeast of Chateau Thierry Allied forces forced the first German contingent back across the Marne.
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Paris
France
Soissons
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Rhéims
Veuillly Wood
Jaulgonne
Chateau: Thierry
Charles W. Fairbanks Dies in Indianapolis Home
Former U.S. Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks died at his Indianapolis home after a chronic illness described as winter nephritis. Members of the Fairbanks family gathered at his bedside, except Major Richard Fairbanks who was in France.
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Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Francis J.wiuno
Oakland
Cal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
National War Labor Board
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles _Warren Fairbanks
United States
Richard Fairbanks
France
Vegetable Compound Promoted by Mrs Worthline’s Testimony
A testimonial advertisement claims Joe Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured Mrs Worthline of nervous exhaustion and back ache during motherhood. It asserts the product restored health after a weekend trial and months of distress, urging other mothers to try it for improved mood and appetite.
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J. WorTaLive
North Taylor
Mason
Joe Pinkham
Worthline
Path to happiness crosses a bridgeless stream of tears
A reflective line describes the route to happiness as crossing a bridgeless stream of tears, suggesting hardship and emotional struggle in pursuit of joy.
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