Italians Recapture Fortified Positions and Towns in Italy
June 27 report notes Italian forces recaptured key towns Posing and Arfersina southeast of Trent and gained positions along the Brenta and Hilge rivers. Austrian resistance faltered under concentrated Italian artillery and machine gun fire while Verdun and Ypres fronts saw limited German and British activity. Prisoners and heavy weapons counts rise as Russians and Germans clash on the northern front.
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Ne Reason
Trent Aro
Ato
Posing
Arfersina
mMskriet
Hilge
Brenta
Verfin
Fleury
Verdun
Drijfeh Eautheast
Ypres
Bish
Gerzo
Russia
Petrograd
Ruslan War Office
Britain
Murderer Captured After Sil Creek Killing
June 28 report from Park City details the capture of Italian killer Amos D. Neff slayer Las Larry Paul at Park City by Sheriff Corleas and deputies. Neff was found after a shooting at his home, then taken to county jail in St Lake where he awaits further questioning. Police continued the search with a posse crossing from Sil Creek toward Parley’s Canyon but the suspect was secured and in custody.
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Park Gily
Fepola
Macahat Tuichardson
Kafuas
Neff
David Neff
Park City
Corless
Tiesale
C. C. Carstensen
J. B. Burbidge
Victor Christopherean
Roca Mark City
Arpote
Hin
Oratia Hepple
Las
Larry Paul
Amos D. Neff
Sil Creek
Don Tithardson
Sheri John 9
Corleas Fem
St Lake
Paul
Old Folks Day Sparks Salt Lake Temple Gathering
Old Folks day in Salt Lake drew thousands, with incoming trains from Payson and Ogden, a noon picnic under shade, and a tabernacle program featuring greetings by President Joseph F. Smith and Bishop Nibley. Governor Spry offered remarks on the day’s meaning as audiences enjoyed songs, humor, and a community celebration recalling pioneer days.
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Halt Lake
Orem Moe
Payson
Baltlake
Broscht
Teoele
Oregon
Salt Lake County
Tabernacle
Uiguenta of
Hogar
Ogden
A. Simpkin
C. W. Nibley
W. Mont Ferry
Salt Lake City
Bishop Nibley
Smith
bin Banter
Bisbop
Nibley
Lumor
Spryend Thete
Utah
Aniel
Lacy Gales
Sountans High
J. J. MecCrech
Enlistments Grow as Brigham City Volunteers for Utah Militia
Brigham City reports a June enlistment surge for the Utah Militia as Captain Wesley King and John Sharp address 1,600 in attendance. Ten men enlisted previously, with about 16 more joining locally. names include Dillard Rogers, Joyd Oe, Samuel Dewey Cucciceli, and others. Recruits prepare to depart to the Metean border under Adjutant General Wedgwood, with a Salt Lake City posting to coordinate a sendoff.
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Brigham City
Wesley King
John Sharp
Salt Lake
Cwnlain King
Brigham
Utah Millitts
Bealden
Brigham Boye
Ogden
Utah Gaart
Clay Wolmes
Larus Petersen
Dillard Rogers
Joyd Oe
Samuel Dewey Cucciceli
Pay Jackson
Leroy W
E. A. Wedgwood
John F. Erdmann
Roosevelt to raise 12000 men for potential war unit
Reports from New York indicate Theodore Roosevelt plans to mobilize roughly 17,000 troops into a division for possible U.S. action with a commission as major general. Plans include four brigades with cavalry infantry artillery air detachment engineers signals and modern field hospital units.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Merico
Hoosevelt
Signal Corps
Catanel Roosevelt
Suggestions to Sick Women
A four point promotional note extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. It claims hospital operations arise from neglect of symptoms like backache irregularities and nervousness and promotes the product as strengthening, balancing the system and aiding ailments including displacements, pains, and menstrual irregularities. It cites testimonials from Pickham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts to bolster credibility and invites all women to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Finkkan
Pickham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Permitaton
Tyche EL Fickhem
United States
Mateo
Utah Pharmacists Convene in Logan On Cost of Doing Business
The Utah Pharmacists convention in Logan featured C. J. Adams of Gardner & AGame Co. of Bastlake outlining business costs and the idea that profits should not exceed four percent. He discussed automobile operating costs, salesman expenses, and the notion that some goods could be sold at cost plus selling expense.
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Logan
Utah Pharmaceuticst
C. J. Adams
Ibn Gardner & Agame Company
Bastlake
Adams
Busincss
WILLCOX TO LEAD THE REPUBLICANS
New York June 27 Developments around Charles E Hughes temporary headquarters center on organization. William F Willcox chosen as chair of the Republican national committee with Theodore Roosevelt invited to dine with Hughes tomorrow night. Willcox, ex New York public service commissioner and former post master, is a trusted ally of the nominee. He is seen as acceptable to both Republicans and Progressives.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Eubromuchten
Ince
William F. Wilbur
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Willcox
Peatmaster
Public Service Commission of
Rewatte
Farmington Arrests Man in Desertion Extradition Fight
Farmington police arrested Victor Wile on a fugitive warrant from Carrollton Ohio for deserting his wife. He will fight extradition as Ohio officers pursue him despite his claimed plan to go on his way here.
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Farmington
Victor Wile
Carrollton
Ohio
Wee
Wille
Troops Arrive July 5 Amid Idaho Mobilization
The Second Idaho Infantry is slated to arrive July 5 amid a broader mobilization. Preparations include special traps set at 11 p.m. and a governor led review at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the statehouse. Troop routing covers El Paso, Salt Lake, Los Angeles, and connections to the Southern Pacific line.
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Taha
Juey
Second
Idaho Infantry
Ithen
War Department
Alexander
Statehouse
Tomorrie
Tawna
Capitol
Stena
Second Idaho Infantry
Ing
Joel L. Briest
Idaho
Orecon Short Fine Railroad
Joel Te Priest
Wim
el Pato
Salt Lake
San Pedros
Los Angeles
Colion
Southern Pacific
Wallace
Troop trains head south with 2000 men and supplies
New York announces movement of 2000 troops for 30 days with 14 061 infantry and support units in route from New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Vermont and other states. Details list regiments cavalry and medical units across four states plus a 6369 man total from the region and multiple field hospitals ambulances and batteries.
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New York
Qustire Toaater
Department
United States Army
Mo Aley
Aida
Varios
Boider
Leonard Wond
Department of the Cast
War Department
Oisht
New Jerny
Maxzsachu Eetin
Connecticut
Vermont
Boarder
Aé Fallowe
Massachusetts
Sigot Corps
New Jersey
Engagement clash and hero cavalry in Sonora report
Mexico City reports a clash between Mexicans and Americans in Sonora with few details. A ranch near Douglas, Arizona, was attacked at dusk as local cowboys reported gunfire and escaped. Field headquarters noted troop sentiments after a Valentine’s relief march yet casualties complicated by incomplete accounts.
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Mexico City
Sonora
Bri Fadler
Callen
Fragmentary War Dispatch on American Camp Force
Fragmentary text reports an American camp on a riverbank under shade. Soldiers move toward a nearby position as a planned advance continues. The garbled lines reference light and heat and mention an action near a camp, with no clear date or unit names due to damaged OCR.
Murray Votes For Data Halt Lake Dry Poll Victory
In Murray the drys won a decisive election by 718 votes to 521. nearby Copperfield and Myton also faced dry versus wet clashes. The Copperfield result favored wets by about 70, and Myton's tally showed a razor thin dry lead before a final count favored the wets, forcing Murray to remain dry for now.
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Murray
Mareny
Weis
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Vars
Wets
Copperfield
Coursa
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Uinta
German Forces Report Difficult Riga Front Actions
A June 1 51 am dispatch from Perograd via London summarizes a Baltic theater communique. German infantry attacked near the Iksku bridgehead but were repelled. bombardment hit Drinsk and surrounding trenches between Lakes Dolja and Voliching as enemy offensives were launched with heavy artillery. Lieutenant Norkine suffered 15 wounds amid these engagements.
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Perograd
London
Riga
Iksku
Durla
Altempia
Sen
Drinsk
Lake Brenton
German Offensive Repulsed and Strenehea Barrier Holds
A halted German assault met with effective artillery fire as defenders repulsed the push and forced the enemy back from Strenehea, preserving the line. Reports indicate the major offensive was checked and casualties were inflicted on the attacker.
Austrians Lose 50000 in Days of Retreat
From the front report comes word that Austrian forces suffered about 50 000 casualties during a retreat from Asiago and other positions. Italian troops under King Victor Emmanuel pressed the engagement, driving Austrians from multiple lines and causing heavy carnage as they fled.
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Sidrance
Victor Emmanuel
Asiago
Felts
Tiree Ratte
Town Plans Local Militia Company in Richfield
A meeting at the Commercial club discussed forming a Richfield militia unit. Nantl urged recruiting from Richfield citizens to fill Company F, though there was opposition to creating the Santo company. Enthusiasm for a local militia persists, aiming to supply the fall quota of militiamen if a call is issued.
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Nantl
Michfield
Rallitia Company
Santo Company
Imebfield Boys
Food riots erupt in Leipsic amid shop lootings
Telegram from Berne reports serious disturbance in Leipsic after work hours with about 1800 shops, mostly bakers and meat dealers, looted by mobs. Czech soldiers from Austria fired upon the crowd as martial law is proclaimed in Leipsic and the duchy of Brunswick.
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Pwitzerana
Sure
Parla
Barcelona
Leipsic
Berne
Switzerland
Jung
London
Leipste
Thoac
Stan
Austria
Leirak
Duchy of Brunswick
French Elated As Mussolini War Tone Elevates Confidence
Paris reports broad elation as Italians and Mussolini’s forces push forward. The Temps notes the German front is under heavy shelling and asserts the Germans are no longer the masters, signaling a shift in wartime momentum. The piece emphasizes optimism and resolve among French publics.
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Paris
Ars
Fierce Austrian Threat Quelled by Montenegrin Pressure
Bordeaux reports a Montenegrin cabinet member warned by General Weber that Montenegrin forces would seize his brothers within five days unless surrender occurred. An offer of 0,000 francs was issued for M Vulketieeh and six brothers. War tensions rise as occupation resentment fuels action. The note cites Austrian occupation provocation and Montenegrin fines. A separate theater anecdote in dialogue style appears as local chatter.
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Montentarin Foreign Office
Hete
Otar
Weber
Cet Unje
Bax
M. Vukotiteh
Biaseet
Ea Onder
France
M. Vulketieeh
Siix Trothers
Montenerrins Axait
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