British airmen down 836 Germans in three weeks
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports British airmen destroyed 283 German planes in under three weeks up to June 2, plus raids on Paris with a rocket clock device. It notes U S Marines breaking German lines at Belleau Wood, and Allied advances near Chateau Thierry with captures and prisoners.
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Union News Service
Paris
Atlantic
Olge
Marne
Ourcq
Gals
Huos
Rheims
Wilson
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Antonio ‘8A-Landra
Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Chateau-Thierry
London Times
France
Sidney W. Rogers
Raymond Howard
Frank P. Ridgway
Hill 204
Browning Gun for Aircraft and War Updates
Detailed notes on the Browning machine gun synchronized with aircraft propellers, and a broad wartime roundup covering London baseball crowds, U.S. road projects, sugar substitutes for soft drinks, ordnance contracts, gas defense training, and scale changes in military bands as part of the World War I effort. The piece notes gas mask development, officer expansions, and meat and hog ration trends in European states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
War Department
United States
French and American Forces Hit German Lines Near Montdidier
French troops recaptured Belloy Genliswood and the heights between Courcelles and Mortemer and took more than 1,000 prisoners with guns. American marines seized Belleau Wood, taking 300 prisoners. Haig’s Australians gained ground in Amiena, capturing nearly 300 prisoners and machine guns. German claims report 18,000 captives and a 75,000 troop total since May 27. June 10 saw four German planes and a captive balloon downed by French aircraft.
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United States
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Bussiaros
France
Belgium
Somme
Houzencourt
Montdidier
Noyon
Mory
Bolloy
St. Mauro
Mogiise
Paris
Rubescourt
Antheuil
Machemont
Bethancourt
Oise
German War Office
Soissons-Rheima
Wilson Seeks Clear Message to Mexican Editors
President Wilson, addressing Mexican newspaper editors in Washington, promises sincere friendship and explains U S attitudes toward Mexico. The address, printed in morning papers, stresses understanding and cooperation between nations. Also reported, the Swedish steamship New Haven of the Swedish American Mexico line was sunk May 20 in the Mediterranean by a submarine.
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J. T.holmes
Will
Oscar Pemberton
Jack Pemberton
Arizona
Uf. Witky
Mariposa County
Ariz
Phoenix
WBB- Pregent
Houseo
Samuel Gompers
Executive Council
American Federeation
Foch
Ijn
BNL
Jones
East Front
Kieff
Moscow
Belfast
England
Russia
Tobolsk
Sweden
America
Amsterdam
Lenine
Trotsky
Social
Europe
Germany
Holland
Scandinavia
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Norfolk
Sylvia Johanna
Milwaukee
Wis
May
Sylvia
New York
Canat of
New Jersey
North Carolina
George FH. Peters
Willia
Conrad
United States Naval Observatory
Baker
Ore
Altair
Vega
Wilson
Washington
Havana
Mexico
United States
New Haven
Mediterranean
Call 9,000 Men to Cut Spruce in Northwest
Provost Marshal General Crowder issued a call for 9 000 selective men of Class 1 for limited military service. The selected will be sent to the Northwest to cut spruce needed for airplane construction.
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Gas Defense Service
France
Pershing
Washington
Crowder
Northwest
Railroader George B Harrie Dies in Chicago
George B Harie known as Harie or Harris, longtime Chicago railway directorate chair, died in Chicago. His death ends a career with the Chicago Station and Quincy railroad.
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Paris
Gamperdown
Robert’ Adam 'Philips
Haldané-Duncan
Shipston-on- Stour
Robert “Eh. L. Michie
Rouen
France
B.harrie
Chicago
George
B. “Haris
Joan
Quincy
Railroad
Mrs Boyd Avoided Operation with Pinkham’s Remedy
Canton Ohio woman recounts suffering female troubles that doctors urged surgery for. After her mother advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she avoided surgery, could work at home, and praises the product. She suggests others with female troubles try it before surgery. The ad invites letters to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co for help.
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Canton
Ohio
Gattarel
E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
Manim Boyp
N. EL
Lydisham Medicine’ Co
Lynn
Mass
Tramp Probes Suburban Garden Then Vanishes
A tramp enters a suburban garden and pressures a woman for money despite her refusal. A small dog barks as she restrains it and warns the intruder to leave. The tramp disappears within 20 seconds after the gate latch clicks.
Short letter from your son causes quick reply
A terse note from your son prompts a brief exchange. The reply mirrors the minimal sentiment, with a clipped acknowledgment and a simple response.
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Harrist McAdoo Martin
Willam G. McAdoo
Clayton ,Platt
Philadelphia
United States Supreme Court
Cantigny
Senate
War Council
Seattle
Bristol ‘Bay
Toa
Beringa
Tacoma
Department: of: Commerce
Sporting News
J. B. Joel
Black Jester
Frances Cowells
San Francisco
Alameda
Cal
Claire Galigan
Dr. King
Denver
Aurora
Avents
August Sarcander
Fort Collins
Keyse
McGillin Gamble
Chick Evans
Robert MacDonald
James
Barner
Jock
Hutchinson
Red Cross
London
Army
Navy
U. 8
Itt
Thomas Burke
London Star
Army c
Frank Bragwyn
Admiral Sims
Atta
Attoway
Secretary of Agriculture
Office of Public Roads ‘and Rural Engineering
Bureau of Chemistry
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Ordnance
Department
Congress
Ordnance ‘Department
Ordinance Department
Ordnance’ Office
Treasury
Ordnance Department
Bavaria
Saxony
Prussia
Munich
Sid
TY Mile
Western Newspaper
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Vienna
Comeg
Spruce
Liberty Bonds
John H. Cain ‘& CO
Elks Bldg
Brownwood
Texas
Blacklea
Deee
Godesephe
Bleckieg
Thos Cattar Laboratory
Rorkslay
Callfernie
Gontargs
Jarold Somers
Mass Ave
Brooklyn
C.J. Mustion Wool Commission Co
16Th & Liberty Sts
Stock Yards
Kansas City, MO
James I. Gannon, Sr
Jersey City
Nou Wa
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