Casualties in Army Report With Thirty Six Names Listed
Washington June 3 Army casualty list shows thirty six names divided by action and cause. Killed in action four died of wounds four died of accident two died of disease seven, wounded in action three severely sixteen slightly one. Names include Lieutenants Harry F Johnson Youth Dethiehem Edwin N Ripter and Privates Raymond J Burns Benjamin F Lair Eugene Hudson Arthur McCulloch Elbert Stone Albert J Pratt Tregert Springer Edward Andess River Walter M Hatley Cornelius Feounias Julius Kastner Henry J Kruger Leslie Robert Lee George Smith Bruce M Blemer Wasely Dukenow William Hepharn Francia D Radewie August Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kned
Harry F. Johnson
Dethiehem
Edwin N. Ripter
Maldon
Mags
Raymond J. Burns
Cambridge
Mass
Benjamin F. Lair
New York City
Eugene Hudson
Perry
Oila
Arthur McCulloch
Anamosa
Iowa
Elbert Stone
Klagrave
Albert J. Pratt
Santa
Narbara
Cal
Tregert Springer
Coffeyville
Kan
Edward Andess River
Conn
Walter M. Hatley
Wilkinsburg
Cornelius Feounias
Pisburgh
Julus Kastner
Uhteags
Henry J. Kruger
de Sidlth Avenue
Spokane
Wash
Leslie Robert Lee
Chicas Taberk
GG. Martin
Brooklyn
Leutenant George §. Smith
Dickburg
Bruce M. Blemer
Germans Advance Near Paris and Villers-Cotterets Front
German forces renew south of Villers-Cotterets and Oureq valley push toward the north between Aisne and Oise as reserves move to Paris front. Chateau Thierry on the northern bank of the Marne remains under enemy control while Allies hold southern bank. Ville-en-Tardenois evacuated after heavy artillery assault and ongoing engagements south of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Villers- Cotterets
Oureq
Aime Dime
Aisne
Oise Elver
I 5
Chateau Thierry
Paris
Aljes
Ie Dormans-Rielins
Iesalient
Ville-en-Tardenais
Serbia
Russia Favors Allier Cause and Wilson Sympathy
London reports sympathy in Russia toward the Allier cause with growing approval after President Wilson expressed support. The dispatch notes Russian democracy cheering recent measures by the Haileish government and lists a string of names with military losses and injuries, including several soldiers reported wounded or killed in action.
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London
Russia
Wilson
Rusa Petrograd
Express
Hailish
British and German clashes in northern France near Merris
June 3 report from Je Fn shows limited local fighting as British forces push near Vieux Derquin and Merris. About 150 German prisoners captured after brief engagements. British casualties remain light as recon elements improve positions and reinforce lines along the front.
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France
Associated Press
Vieux Derquin
Casuarties
Merris
Trenichins
Mary Pickford in The Little American at Cozy Theater
Mary Pickford stars in The Little American at the Cozy Theater with showings tomorrow and Wednesday. The beloved silent film leads a lively program as audiences flock for classic romance and melodrama.
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Mary Pickford
General Strike Shuts Down New Bedford Mills
New Bedford textile mills employing about 25 000 workers halted operations as a general strike called by the textile council spread. Government contract work accounted for a third of output while protests to wage increases and wartime orders failed to yield a settlement.
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Bedford
Hin City
Toattio Nonneil Bast Niet
Nighi
U Boats Cross Sea and Create Havoc Near New York
German submarines reportedly sunk one steamship one schooner and two or three other vessels off the Jersey coast near New York. The Edward H. Cole sailing vessel was among those sunk with rumors of up to six additional ships lost. Authorities barred outbound ships as destroyers move to meet the threat cited from recent sightings and Bermuda reports of two subs. Historically, U-53 attacked British shipping near Nantucket in 1916.
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New York
Jersey
Edward H. Cole
Bermuda
New York Harbor
Germany
France
Ibis
Atlantic
America
Newport
R. C
Nantucket
Vessels Sunk Near Barnegat Reported by Shipping Circles
Reports from Barnegat suggest an American steamship and three sailing ships were sunk by submarines overnight. Maritime Exchange notes as many as fifteen vessels sunk in the area during the night as ships prepared to depart New Jersey port.
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Barnegat
New York
N. J
Maritime Exchange
Naval Officials Hear News of Submarine Activity
Naval officials in Washington said no positive signs of enemy raiders in U S waters had been found up to June 3 as reports described German submarines attacking shipping off New Jersey. The Navy noted submarines aimed to halt troop movements and influence the Western Front. Providence Narragansett Bay remained closed to outgoing vessels by Newport naval commandant order.
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Naval
Washington
Associated Press
New Jersey
Navy Department
America
Providence
Narraganset Bay
Naval Station
Newport
Grain Licenses Suspended for Misgrading in Kansas City and Omaha
The U S Department of Agriculture announced suspensions of grain Inspectors in Kansas City Kansas and Omaha for misgrading grain shipped interstate The suspensions are temporary while charges are investigated under the grain standards act Three other inspectors in Kansas City are under similar charges The action follows findings on appeals and other evidence regarding grade of wheat and shelled corn from terminal elevators The item also notes Canadian railways seeking rate adjustments before the Interstate Commerce Commission on various passenger and freight tariffs including routes in New York Detroit Vermont and Seattle among others
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Washington
Tyve
Kansas City
Kan
Omaha
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Kansan City
Canadian R Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission
Storalan
United States
McAneo
Canadian Northern
Magara Falls
News York
Lorafae
Minnesota
Michigan
Detroit
Saint Gle. Marie
Vancouver
Grilied Columbia
Pacific Coast
Maine
Vermont
Grand ‘Trunk Facifle Steamship Line
Germisel
Seattle
American Railroad
Reports of Hun boats flood New York News
June 3 reports say Germany plans submarine attacks on Atlantic shipping. Georges Leygues warns of a new type of submersible cruiser to prey on Allied transports. Boston reports close to Narragansett Bay as precaution against U boats. A claim cites a German sub after four ship sinkings off New Jersey. Officials deny knowledge.
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New York
Atlantic
Germany
Paris
Georges Lexrues
M. Leygues
Hoston
Boston
Narraganset Bay
New England
New Jersey
Four Minute Men Receive Ogden Honor Badges
Ogden Four Minute club chairman A TP Dots distributed honor badges to local workers Jed Abbot Col A Boyd Rev J K Carver Mrs J G Fatck Rev Christian R Garver and Supt B S Hinkley. The state organization also approved the appointments and recognized members for general work. additional names are recommended for similar recognition.
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Ogden
A. TP. Dots
Jed Abbot
A. Boyd
J. K. Carver
J. G. Fatck
Christian R. Garver
B. 8. Hinkley
Étate
Dobbs
Ada
Joint Allied Attack Forecast and Air Battlefield Report
Allied leaders forecast a joint offensive with Foch and Petain commanding, claiming renewed front equilibrium and French resistance holding firm. In the air, American planes shot down German aircraft north of Taul, but one American craft was destroyed by an incendiary shot. Paris imposes a strict ban on alcohol in the war zone with penalties for violations.
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Patus
le Matle
Foch
Petain
Havan
Firm
Alrang
Fhangh
Dune
America
Planca
Taul
Ahnast
Cie
Fanne
Paris
Warships surge toward German fleet as Gleaves warns
Night news from New York reports U S Navy builds large Livet class battleships in march toward engagement with Germany. Admiral Gleaves states ships prepare for action while Western Union seeks to submit to war labor board jurisdiction. Daniels announces new world record in warship construction at Mare Island. Additional items cover Red Cross funds, a fatal air crash in Indianapolis, a factory fire in Wilkes-Barre, wage protests in New Bedford, espionage indictments in Milwaukee, and other wartime updates.
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New York
United States
Riobert Gleaves
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Nations War-Labor War Board
Airtke
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