Italian Troops Take Offensive In Major Alpine Action
From London June 30. Italian forces report a bold mountain offensive along the Asiago plateau and Brenta valley. Monte di Valbella fell, with 409 prisoners captured, while Austro German counter-attacks were repulsed. Advances extended toward the Valstagna area and Sirio elevations, with ongoing artillery exchanges and improved French and British positions on adjacent fronts.
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Turliana
Monte Ai Valbella
Ding
Malan
Monte di Volbelli
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Tlave
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Aningo
Hrevta
Caldonarzy
Have
Adige
Mure
Villera-Golterels
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Solsgons
Dritinh
Aralena
Allierl
Scarpe
Mene Arras
Festuber
Lens
Derin Sere
Ha Vaer
Maree
Alexis Romanoff
Lellbog
More Survivors Arrive From British Troop Ship Dewlosk
Washington reports twenty more survivors arrived at Haupton Roads Virginia from the British troop ship Dewlosk torpedoed and sunk 700 miles east of the Delaware capes on June 18. Among them is reven ant Ross TP Whitentarah, UW, 8, NL Treaty members of the crew of 146 still missing.
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Washington
Haupton Roads
Dewlosk
Delaware Capes
Navy Department
Amon
Ross TP
Whitentarah
Wreckage Death Toll Rises At Sioux City Grocery Disaster
Rescue teams extracted thirty five bodies from the collapsed Fourth and Vaughn grocery building. Cause of the disaster undetermined as workers face dangerous, unstable ruins. Names of victims and missing listed. several women identified, many others unnamed.
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Sioux City
Iowe
Tune
Mon
Volunicura
Fourth
Vaugls
E¢Hale
Alorea
Draumont
Alfred Z. Hangon
Joe Awe
Clo K. Joinan
Ole H. Hunning
Johan Lavine
Mabel Cavens
Caloved
Renth
Mra
Healar
Waltrz C Nelnon
We Neleon
Charles Kugel
Meriia Kugel
Myrtle Hongslo
Dat Rielz
Jamns Starper
Margaret Haley
Helen Koehler
Koehler
South Sioux City
Herman Fadern
J. Rohr
Charles Nordatram
Roy Oatrangher
Toy Schueller
A. Loftisa
Louis Selsot
J. P. Schriever
John Simean
Austro-Hungarian Front Losses Questioned In War Report
A distorted dispatch from war fronts describes Austro-Hungarian withdrawals on the Plaga line and claims of heavy casualties. Officials dispute the figures, noting 16 090 prisoners cited by one source while another tally lists 12 000 plus, with many killed or wounded. The report also mentions bridge losses and retreat hardships amid the Italian offensive context.
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Amsterdam
AW Agidapest
Plaga
Uopaty Alinsky
Wallan
Debs Arrested. Canton Indictment Highlighted
Eugene Debs was arrested in Canton by U S Marshal Charles W Japp and Deputy Marshal Ghares Toehme as he prepared to deliver a speech. The warrant tied to a Socialist convention indictment carries up to twenty years in prison and a hefty fine. Debs’s arrest occurred near the garden opening, with a large crowd and a federal tasting tap noted nearby. Also brief mention of Crown Prince Alexei’s status and related news from London and N npk.
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Cleveland
Cita
Joine Atherene VY. Dels
United States
Chariea W. Japp
Ghares Toehme
Wenade
Venirg Vesterdos
Mt. Imi
Pamiar
Yankees Await Heavy Assault On The Marne Front
American forces near Chateau Thierry face a looming German offensive as enemy troops and rail traffic concentrate north of the Marne. Artillery has struck vital targets, with German patrols and shells increasing along the Mayenne river. In Alsace, patrol clashes persist as Americans push to deny No Man's Land, while individual Marines and soldiers hold positions after close engagements with German units.
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Uhaleru Thierry
Norlal
Hones
Chateau Thierry
de Fert
Mayne
Bern
Huns
Alsace
Iyhe
Freas
Uno
Bell
Eallé
Casualty List From Wasington June 40 Report
Army casualty list shows seventy officers and enlisted men with breakdowns by action illness and captivity. Names include Privates Arthur Bond of Los Angeles and Vola Borden of San Francisco. Overall totals: killed in action 11 died of wounds 7 died of disease 4 died of accidents and other causes 3 wounded in action 18 prisoners 1.
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Wat Todey
Anterely
Amos
Arthur PL Bond
Ruch ‘Vere
Los Angeles
Angela Mecolo
Strreet
Owain
Vola P. Borden
Calves Ave
San Francisco
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Eases Woman’s Ailments
A Worcester, Massachusetts woman reports failing to find help from doctors until Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound improved her nervous weakness, backache, and monthly pain. She notes restored health enabling full housework and caring for her baby, endorsing the remedy for displacements irregularities and inflammation among women.
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Lydia FL Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Teno
Sven
Bowdoin St
Worcester
Man
Lyilis E. Pinkham
Casualties rise in war reports amid scattered lists
Washington reports Marine Corps casualty totals with 48 names, including 4 killed in action and 41 wounded severely, plus one missing in action. The long roster lists soldiers from towns like Topeka Kansas and Hartford Connecticut, with many names and addresses, while other notes mention charges of profiteering and flour substitutes with no change in prior penalties.
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Marine Corps
Trivale
Clinton
Kickapoo Street
Leavenworth
Kan
Sidney J. Hill
Roche Marker
Wash
Ernest J. Smith
LaPorte
Cole
Melvin Warner
Marburn
Idaho
William Wilson
Ohio Avenue
Topeka
Thomas R. Dradson
Sir Franklin Avenue
Hoyaton
Esas
Benjamin Tillman seriously ill in Washington
Democratic Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina is gravely ill at his home in Washington after a Thursday cerebral hemorrhage. His left side is paralyzed and recovery is doubtful. he previously suffered a paralyzing attack but recovered to some extent. Tillman, age about 76, chairs the Naval Committee and has long served as governor and U.S. senator.
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Washington
Benjamain Tilman
South Carolina
Tillman
Senate Naval Committee
United States Senate
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