Heavy fighting across Alsace reported by German and French lines
London dispatch cites heavy combat along the Fecht near Algatn with French gains claimed. Reports say Germans repulsed an enemy assault north of Dixmude and near Nueville, with counterattacks in Champagne. Limited football?
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Tevila
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Seon
Fecht
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Feeht
Dixmuda
Nueville
Gerrana
Champagne
Perthen
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Marche [Vile
Luneville
Leintrey
Vosges
Sondernach
Ailden
Courcalles
Rhelma
Hroges
Ostend
Lhewtre
Lembers
Zalkien
Kerlin
Nevardingly
Stienelshers
Peng
Erie Hummels
Tel
Unclear 1915 Ogden item on leagues and cities
Fragmentary dispatch from The Ogden Standard notes Uneven details about the Hanadatic league leaders Fer a time Inebeck and Lurbvuk. It mentions prosperity, population estimates around 80 000 to 90 000 and a push to assert supremacy amid war era commerce alliances.
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Ogden Standard
Ogden
Utah
Inebeck
League
Te Ly
Lurbvuk
Hanadatic League
Haltlc
Tatkoday
Professor Brewster Forced Out By Regents Vote
Dr James H Brewster of the University of Colorado law faculty failed to win reappointment after a regents vote. He claimed labor activity with coal miners led to his removal, citing a strike testimony and pressure from university authorities including President Livingston Farrand. Brewster said a telegram from Frank Walsh influenced his decision and that Farrand urged him not to go to Washington, implying his continued tenure would end.
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Boulter
Coly
James H. Brewster
Law Faculty
University of Colorado
Board of Regents
Colorado
Brewster
Livingston Farrand
University of Michigan
Regenta
Frank P. Walsh
United States Commission of Industrial Relagions
Washington
Fareland
Farrand
Iast Ur. Camber
I. M. Ammons
Lrrwaler
Association meets in August in New York City
A garbled notice announces a large gathering of the association to take place in New York City on August 17 18 and 1A at Soll Take City. The fragmentary text suggests convening dates and venue but is unclear on full details or organization names.
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New York
Dung Moet Wag
Soll
Duster
Supreme Court figure to give annual address on legal uniformity
Willis Van Devanter of the United States Supreme Court will deliver the annual address. A discussion question asks whether uniformity in practice and procedure is desirable and who should frame rules. Respondents include Federal Judge Frank H. Dietrich of Boise Idaho and Colorado Chief Justice William H. Gobbert.
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Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Frank 8. Dietrich
Boise
Ida
William H. Gobbert
Supreme Court of Colorado
and. Oern
Idaho Welcomes New Director of Agricultural Work at Pocatello
Melvin C Merrill, a Utah Agricultural College graduate with extensive government and international experience, has been appointed by Idaho to direct agricultural work at the Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello. Merrill’s career spans teaching in Utah high schools, leading a U.S. government farm station in the Gilbert Islands, world travels, and advanced degrees, bringing expertise to southern Idaho as a feeder to Idaho State University.
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Melvin
C. Merril
Agricultural College
Utah
Idaho
Te Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Idaho State University
Merrill
Utah Agricultural College
Mrany
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Upine Islands
Bogue
Lev
Vie Itity
Eutone
China
Japan
Africa
United Stairs
Colell
Washington Wolves
Mtv
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Koptin Ravn
Levin
Ig Os Shaeels
George Whi
Grovke Stewart
Reynache
Chehe
Heavy losses on Italian front amid fierce fighting
Fragmentary World War I style dispatch reports heavy Italian front casualties and advances by Allied forces. The text mentions battles near the Taon and Mine and notes multiple dead and wounded, with references to ongoing shelling and machine gun actions, reflecting a chaotic frontline movement.
Luebeck the German port city of northern Europe
Fragmented description of Luebeck as Germanys northern port on the Baltic, its strategic position since the outbreak of war, and its historic role as a Hanseatic trading hub. Notes on its docks, harbor channels, and connections to Copenhagen, Strelholm, and Petrograd, with references to prewar trade and shifts in commerce.
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Washington
DB. C
Taebeck
Natcoal Genographia Society
Lueback
Germany
Haimburg
Bremen
Liebeck
Hamburg
Hremen
Luebeck
Denmark
Ihesia
Ton
Cer Ban
Ray Stedwer Services
Gouaideradiere Lowey
Evan Hovos
Etty
Rowel Wits
Corman Omic
Rennet
Kidnapper Seeks Pardon Before State Pardons Board
Farrisburg June 22. Helen Boyle, serving 25 years in Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary for complicity in the Sharon kidnaping of Billy Wila in March 1900, asks the State Board of Pardons for clemency. Her husband Damon Boyle holds a life sentence for the same crime.
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Farrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Mra
Helen Boyle
Western Pennsylvania
Billy Witla
Sharon
Hushand
Damon Boyle
British Win Harge Fight On Turkish Trench Lines
British and French forces report success after sustained bombardment and multiple attacks on Turkish trenches near Kereves Dere. French divisions storm first and second line positions, holding gains amid heavy counterattacks. Turkish casualties run into hundreds with large numbers captured or killed, while Allied forces praise young French troops for steadiness and bravery.
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London
Mediterranean Expeditionary Force
Aden
Turka
Thyse
Fifth Royal Scots
Wor- Lester
Onv
Keither
Heleft
Gouraud
T Kereves Dere
Indore
St Louis
Jury Obtains EUR Thaw Case In New York Trial
New York judge presides as the jury in the Eur Thaw case arrives for a seventh trial attempt. Prosecution and defense prepare to call witnesses, including 50 total, to argue the defendant’s actions and intent, with testimony expected on the sequence leading to the alleged murder.
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New York
Jane
Gallis Neon
Sears
Stanford Wire
Foyer
Matin Hembs
Jresiding
Pepita
Matteawun
Corlimy
Wei
Jury Selection in Thaw Trial Delays Opening Hearing
Court rooms buzzed as crowds sought admission while jurors were chosen. Thaw arrived with his mother and sister Mrs George Lauder Carnegie. First juror David Robinson, a broker, was accepted amid questions about bias and prior coverage of the cage incident.
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Talesman
Court 7
Hendrick
Thaw
George Lauder Carnegie
Plrgan
David Robinson
Robinson
James B. Slapchflell
Cook
Dir. Scromm
William Travers Jerome
Tesae J. Strauss
Adolph W. Wriseh
Maynard W. Muller
Paul J. Marks
Chester Q. Bentley
Louis Cohn
Iz Nate Spitzer
John Elliott
Charles Kauffman
Charles A. Basil
William Newman
Great meeting of physicians at San Francisco exposition
The American Medical Association plans a June San Francisco exposition session from June 21 to 26 with fifteen subject sections including obstetrics, pediatrics, surgery, and public health. About 240 papers will be read and a large medical trade exhibit accompanies the meeting with notable speakers and global attendance.
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Pan
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Ory
W.C. Gor Frab
Shtecon
U.S
Mayo
Minnesota
Victor Co Vaughn
American Medical Arascriven
Wal Masey
Chicago
America
We Davn
Jordan
Stanford University
Kuper Tne
Suegean Rener
Pable Hath Service
Woodie Mitchinsen
Conventions Draw Nurses From Four Major Organizations
A large group of nurses is anticipated to attend upcoming conventions of four leading nursing bodies during the medical period, signaling a major gathering for professional exchange and standards.
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Couyan
Earthquake Strikes Imperial Valley Killing Several
In Los Angeles on June 22 reports say several people were killed and extensive property damage resulted from a strong earthquake. Shocks around 8 p.m. and 8:54 p.m. damaged the Barbara Worth hotel and power plants. fires broke out as buildings burned in Imperial Valley towns including Calexico and a new high school building was wrecked with five fatalities reported at that site.
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Los Angeles
Perordic
Imperial Valley
Centro
Barbara Worth
Calexico
Wests Rrm Union
Sune
Far East
Ay Yuma
Italians Break Austrian Front in Dolomites Victory
Rome reports Italian forces broke Austrian lines at three points in the Dolomites near Punta Tasca, disrupting Austrian defenses and advancing along the Talomite road. Snow and bad weather hindered operations, while Italian pushes threaten Austrian supply routes and mountain fortifications.
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Rome
Mom
Sieste
Mount Aitissimo
Punta Tascal
Italy
Talomite
Hinds
Milian
Snow Forces Halt in Brescia and Italian Front Moves
A heavy snowstorm at Monte Altissimo stops operations as the Italy front tightens. In Rochester NY, delegates gather for the Railway Telegraph Supervisors convention led by First Vice President E C Keehan of New York Central.
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Tretchty
Seidl Bahr
Brescia
Italy
Paris
Dime
Montealtissimo
Rochester
N. V
E. C. Keehan
New York Central Lines
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