French and German Forces Clash Near Ypres Plateau
A fragmentary World War I report describes German efforts to push on a plateau near the river, with French units holding in forests and relying on pigeons and aeroplanes for messages. Despite heavy pressure, several French battalions regrouped, some surrendering later after dwindling ammo.
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Local Candidates Named In Aldama Campaign Roster
A partial listing shows candidates including Aldama and Laa, with names such as Otto L. Lechner, Harry J. Litara, Vincent Matthews, Walter J. Mattingly, Marion Patterean, Thomas E. Wade, Benedict Walker, and many others. The document appears as a roster or slate of individuals likely for an election, with numerous spellings and possible OCR errors scattered throughout the text.
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Alva L. Arvin
Guy Bradley
Will M. Daily
Len Doyle
Tamag
Clarence Doyls
Asa Elis
Otto L. Lechner
Harry J. Litara
Vincent Matthews
Walter J. Mattingly
Thomas
Nolan
Oliver L. Norria
Marion Patterean
Thomas E. Wade
Benedict Walker
Bernard Water
John Canfield
Roy Bullock
Leo J. Jerger
John &. Jones
Joe Kuultter
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Oavar Kidwell
Peter Nolin
Sine D. Mattingin
Robert Jarger
James Curtin' Doyle
Michael Cangeld
George
John Vincent Ast
James
Rahi
Berachel J. Carrico
Thomas H. Molun
Michael Greanwell
James Leo Bradley- Clayance Atgin
Virgil B. Brown
Vernon R Goates
Ernest Hopkins
Wallselton
Raymond Norrie
B. L. Summers
Toke Pridimore
Urke Jones
Candiaten Vincenneg Couheit
Ames Men Face Anxiety on European War Front
Washington dispatch reports American army men viewing the western front with heightened anxiety as German advances threaten key rail lines and supply routes. The narrative notes cautious progress by Allied forces toward Picardy while German forces attempt to stabilize positions and counter the Allied drive.
Wheatless for ten weeks to curb wheat use
Washington reports a voluntary wheatless plan for ten weeks. From June 1 officials implement reduced wheat consumption to 20 percent of normal by August 16 when the new crop arrives. Fraternal societies churches and other groups urged to pledge members not to use wheat, with widespread outreach to women and commercial bodies.
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Fifty Five Names In Today's Casualty List
Washington dispatch lists fifty five casualties among U S forces with categories including three killed in action ten wounded nonbattle and eleven deaths from disease or accident while twenty five listed as wounded in action or missing. The tally reflects arrivals from the war department and shows a mixture of fatalities and injuries across services.
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In Action Into The Last Twenty Toun
A clipped phrase notes ongoing activity as teams or individuals press forward into the final stretch of a period described as twenty rounds or attempts. Limited readable context suggests a sports or contest setting with continued engagement and effort toward a closing phase.
Ukrainian Peasants Revolt Stirs German Expulsions
German forces move to quell a peasant revolt in Ukraine as reports say peasants burn woods destroy crops and seize agricultural tools amid orders to disarm them. German expeditions are dispatched with limited success in suppressing the unrest.
Woman socialist goes to prison in espionage case
In New York City, Mrs Stakes Cobicted of Espionage Act faces prison after overruled motion. Judge Von Valkenburg presided as the defendant, a woman described as a socialist figure, was convicted amid tumultuous proceedings.
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Kent Vegrs
German Resistance Holds Front At Marne Frontline
June 1 New York dispatch reports German gains checked as Allied forces under General Foch halt Hindenburg’s advance. German frontline remains near the Marne with minor activity and no significant push beyond the river.
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