Defenders Repel German Assault on Rheims Front
Paris reports a desperate German attempt to seize Rheims was blocked by French defenders on a fifteen mile front north of the city. Some 36,000 German troops attacked Urigny and Fort in Pompelle, while French forces halted assaults between Vrigny and Ormes and repelled incursions along the Marne region. Additional Allied updates note ongoing fighting near Chateau Thierry, Montello, Piave, and Montello sectors with Italian and American units reporting actions and captured prisoners.
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Paris
French War Office
Urigny
Vrigny
Ormes
Washington, D. C
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Pershing
Patra Sowell
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Eheiny
Montello
Piave
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Monte Tomba
Monte Grappa
London
Haigi
Berquin
Locre
Ancre
Merricourt
Mérris
Henry Wood
Hindenburg
North Sea
Champagne Weion
Lowell Mellett
France
Landwehr
Expenditure Authorization for Major Local Improvements
The record notes an authorized expenditure of 470000 for local improvements including railroads and shop upgrades. It lists projects from Baltimore & Ohio shops in Wheeling to tracks between Indianapolis and Cleveland, with allocations around 479008 and 470000 plus other line items for plants, shops, and ferry work.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at public works and local notices
The readable bits reference expenditure authorizations by a Director General and preparations at a roundhouse and locomotive shop, with names and places obscured. Content mentions a $470 000 building expenditure and a letter about a missing or preserved matter, plus limited local anecdotes.
Americans May Fight On The Italian Front
Washington June 1. General Pershing to decide how many American troops, possibly up to 100000, may join the Italian front as an Austrian drive threatens Montello. Italian and U S officials discuss coordination while stressing Republican participation aids against Austria.
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Washington
Pershing
Dicellere
Walt Baker
Haker
Austria
Montelle
Stand By By President Slogan At convention
Indianapolis June 19 selection of Herman Center of Decatur Ind as Democratic candidate for secretary of state and head of the state ticket after a heated fight. De Conte's nomination followed a clash in Marion county. Deupree moved to make it unanimous. The convention also endorsed Wilson for 1920 re election with a statement by M Ralston and a party platform supporting decisive action for world peace and democratic reform including labor and education provisions.
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Ind
Herman Center
Decatur
de Conte
Marion County
Will BD Deupree
Conter
Indicniapolis
Woodrow Wilson
United States
M. Ralston
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Indiana
Names Men for Camp Sherman Call List
Names of men drafted or called for Camp Sherman duty are listed for June 26 entrainment. The local board must require appearance of dozens of residents including Brown, Ogcon, Benoni, Bradley, Campbell, Hagerty, Worland, Bowling, Winkles, Butler, Williams, Burkhart, Brothers, Hamm, Potts, Arnold and others at Chutteo Ohio recruitment center.
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Chutteo
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Toatr Tires
Jamin PB. Brown, Willian Ogcon
Benoni, Joseph Wiliam Bradley
Lloyd A. Campbell
Francia
Herman Hagerty
Lawrence A. Worland
Chael G. Bowling
Clarence
Winkles
Marlin L. Butler
William Ray