Italians Break Through Montello Front In Fresh Push
Washington reports a large portion of the Austrian army cornered by Italian and British forces between the Piave and Montello. Bridges destroyed block Austrian retreat as Italians claim gains from Nervesa toward the river Piave with several enemy divisions checked. American aviators blow up a Piave bridge and Italian premier Orlando notes Austrian attempts foiled.
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Viraa
Rome
Izeport
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Rame
Ava
Orlando
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Montel
Russelites Sentenced in Brooklyn Spy Case Trial
In New York on June 21 214g seven disciples of Pastor Russe fovac Eurn were sentenced to twenty years in prison in a Brooklyn United States district court for espionage violations. Compensation for stolen funds mounting to nearly 100000 was paid by the Prussian rally group in a related matter.
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Brooklyn
DRIVE FOR THRET STAMP QUOTA START SUNDAY MEETINGS
Stamp quota drive to start Sunday with simultaneous meetings across county towns. Speakers selected including Suilie Overnieilion and others will discuss the program at township centers. Local chairmen and workers gathered to plan drives in Glendale Parrisan Vannethure Montegiery Hastings, Fair Wea, Can ning, Buren, Madison, Elaére and more. Continued on page five.
Marine casualties announced total 127 with 10 killed and 29 other deaths
A war casualty report lists 127 total Marine deaths and injuries. Ten killed in action, nineteen died of wounds, and ninety eight severely wounded. Names include EK Wempner, Landau, and Was killed in action. Washington, D. C., May 21 reports Pershing’s forces totaling thirty eight casualties with killed in action and wounded. Sergeant J. Jucas of Portland was killed in action and P. L. A. Diefer of Sullivan Indiana was wounded.
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Sullivan
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Merchant McDougal Dies After Long Illness in Indiana
William Fraser McDougal born in Vigo County Indiana March 25 1842 leaves a family of five children two daughters Mrs Lee Mamersly and Miss Daisy McDougal both of Boston plus two sons named Will and a Wanderer and Mrs Mavi Greenwond. He lived in Ipion county and was a merchant driving a wagon before his later business endeavors. He had been in failing health for two to three years and confined to the house for five weeks before death.
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Mason Mefioneal
Robert Ape
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Lee Mamersly
Daisy McDougal
Boston
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Mavi Greenwond
Crowder Announces Work or Fight Rules
Washington June 21 Provost Marshal General Crowder declared draft age men in jobs such as domestic service elevator work bellboys waiters and similar roles must seek other work by July. Professional baseball players exempt until a case is made. Chauffeurs not essential and many clerks hotel staff and porters face shifts. women may be spared if the work is too heavy. Local boards organize the move of municipal workers to essential duties. Status of sex and employment service details noted.
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Washington, D. C
Crowder
United States Employment Service
Fragmented OCR Summary of Postwar Mobility and Labor Rules
A garbled report notes Germany's stance on sending people to Austria and mentions Hungary sending 59 fees. It references automobile tourists, thicknesses, and cushions. The piece contains muddled labor regulations listing various store roles and exemptions for non productive employment, pharmacists and wholesale drug workers, and a range of outside heavy labor occupations.
Home Rule Dead Con scription Abandoned
London reports that Home Rule and conscription have been abandoned in Ireland, with the government facing opposition from Sinn Fein and Catholic groups. The press blames the Feiners for unrest, warning martial law could spread if disorders persist.
Cry of Austria Hungary for Food Heard by Germany
Analysis of German policy on food amid Austro Hungarian famine. German government pressure to send grain to the dual monarchy grows as Vienna riots reflect fear of revolution. Austro Hungarian ministers plead, but Berlin hesitates, balancing wartime expediency and internal strain.
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