Austrians Push Into Italy Assault Fails Near Piave
Russian front reports say Austrian forces crossed the Piave at three points but were driven back across the river as Italian artillery and counterattacks halted the offensive. Italian morale is high as defense around Moschin and Montello holds with heavy losses to Austrians and several hundred prisoners taken. Premier Radoslavoff of Bulgaria resigns after Romania treaty criticism.
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Carso
Surprise Americans Discover Advance Party and Open Fight
A surprise report reveals an advance party uncovered an open confrontation between factions. The development signals rising tensions as Americans respond to disputed leadership and a forthcoming clash likely to reshape local political dynamics.
Germans Hold No Man's Land Raid Fails In France
German assault near Xivray and No Man's Land is repulsed by American artillery observers. Eight prisoners taken, heavy German casualties, and civilians injured as shells hit a church. Austrian drive on Italy shows signs of failure, with Italian forces praised as well equipped and resilient.
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Austria-Hungary
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Ford
Conrad von Wortzendarht Breaks Through at Aslaga Plateau
Conrad von Wortzendarht attempts a breakthrough from the high Aslaga plateau and Venetian plain to compel an Italian army to defend along the Pave tnt Telire, aiming to avert an outflanking maneuver and pressure Welngs raught fy the line.
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Conrad von Wortzendarht
Aslaga
Offensive Reaches Gigantic Proportions On Italian Front
An upre al dispatch from the Malian front dated June 17 reports an Austrian offensive under General Horemvic expanding along a 150 kilometer front. Two Austrian armies under Conrad and Kuchbard push against Italian defences near Monelle and the Piave river as artillery and tear gas are employed amid fierce bombardments. The clash continues with Italian batteries sustaining the defense and engaging Austrian infantry on the Asiage plateau and adjacent areas.
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Washington
Horemvic
Conrad
Asiage
Ceneral Kuchbard
Piave
Su Prige
Monielle
Piave River Dower
Cape Bile
Italian Front Braces for Large Scale Battle Across Rivers
A lengthy dispatch describes a major engagement developing through the day and night. Italian defenses along the Trenta and Bassano are cited as targets for a potential breakthrough. Allied and Italian plans aim to break through and sever lines to the river defenses as winter movement intensifies. The article notes calm Italian civilians and confidence in the army’s resolve despite looming days of combat.
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Riek
Lallan
Trenta
Bassano
Kuchbach
Plave
Malta
Sana
French Improve Their Positions Near Hautebraye
Paris dispatch reports French troops improving positions north and northeast of Hautebraye after a local operation. About 160 prisoners and several machine guns were captured. German attacks in Cauvières wood and Vosges were repulsed amid overall quiet along the front. British forces conducted an east Arras raid, taking a few prisoners, while enemy efforts near Albert were repulsed and artillery fire moderated.
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Aisne
Haulebraye
Vosges Mountains
London
Arras
Glysenehy
Albert
Kansas City Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep receipts 9600 hogs and 12000 cattle and 10000 sheep with mixed price ranges. Hogs at 16.25 to 17.00 per cwt. prime fed steers around 12.75 to 14.00. western steers near 14.00 to 17.80. calves 25 to 100s. lambs 16 to 20 dollars. ewes around 10 to 11 dollars.
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Helfers Ae Steckers
Italian Premier Reports Allied Resistance On Front
Sunday June 16 Premier Orlindo reports Italian troops and allies holding the enemy on the Adriatic plateau and Mantle Grappa region with repeated counterattacks. He notes Austrian attacks along the Mayen as bridgeheads are sought on the right bank of the river. Front lines on Montello slopes and west of Sodonadal Place are described as stubborn.
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Mayen
Americans Not Ill Treated Prisoners In Germany
A dispatch via Wolff Bureau from Berlin to Amsterdam states American prisoners in Germany are not used as show objects, are not subjected to abuse or stoning, and receive quarters and food matching their conditions. The report notes the Germans’ quick temper does not affect treatment and claims adequate provisions for the prisoners.
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Amterdam
Wolff Dureau
Berlin
Emperor William Sees Victory On Thirtieth Anniversary
June 17 Ambterdail reports Emperor William replies to Chancellor von Hettling on the thirtieth anniversary of his throne. The Emperor says Prussian militarism leads Germany and the nation will bear suffering with strength. He praises the armed people, vows to aid healing after the war, and seeks a peaceful future under steadfast leadership. Ford car stolen from J T Gibson West Weber recovered by police.
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William
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Atats
Dobbs at Canton Attacks Socialists War Aims
Eugene Dobbs told Canton Socialists that the Allies share the same aims as the Central powers and called them plunder. Secretary of the Treasury Mo Adoo said about 6.6 billion in certificates would be issued and the next Liberty loan would be at least 4 billion. War industries announced spring wear restrictions on footwear and clothing. In Atlanta an army truck toppled into the Elowak river, killing three soldiers and injuring seventeen.
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Atlanta
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