Second Phase Of Drive Soon Starts
The second phase of the Austrian offensive is expected to begin soon along the Brenta river and Monte Grappa after Piave fighting. Italians defend, Austrians suffer heavy losses as nervous bushwhacking, night fighting, and fog of war complicate operations near Nervesa and Montello. Venice remains calm with Red Cross aid aiding wounded in the theater.
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Valstagna
Brenta River
Piave
Brenta
Monte Grappa
Montello
Nervesa
Venice
American Red Cross
British
Red Cross
Lord Monson
Mangum to Speak at Goldsboro Mass Meeting Sunday
J T Mangum a Camp Green Charlotte volunteer and educator will address Goldsboro citizens at First Baptist church Sunday at 4 pm. Local officials plan county price fixing talks and a large rally Monday in front of Kennon hotel with open air concert followed by speeches.
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Goldsboro
N. C
J. T. Mangum
Camp Green
Charlotte
First Baptist Church
Joe A. Parker
I. N. Cashell
Chamber of Commerce
G. Dillon Morris
Mary Morris
West Walnut Street
D. H. Dixon
Camp Jackson
Columbia
S. C
Kennon Hotel
Center Street
W. H. Smith
Patrols Suffer Losses North of Chateau Thierry
General Pershing reports enemy patrols took heavy losses north of Chateau Thierry and in the Woevre region. Artillery fighting continues in Chateau Thierry, Woevre, and Lorraine as of yesterday.
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Washington, J
Chateau Tierry
Woevre
Pershing
Chateau Thierry
Lorraine
Mrs Swanson Improves Leaves Hospital for Washington
Danville Virginia June 21 Mrs Claude Swanson wife of the Virginia senator who had been very ill in hospital has recovered enough to leave for Washington and rejoin her husband.
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Swanson
Danville
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Washington
Publishers urge suspension of zone rate system
Washington report says newspaper leaders led by George McAneny of The New York Times urged the House Ways and Means Committee to suspend the zone system of higher second class postal rates for at least a year. They warned the new regime would press newspapers in hard times, raise costs, and curb circulation.
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Washington
George McAneny
The
New York Times
American Newspaper Publishers Association
House
Ways and Means Committee
McAneny
AcAneny
Post Office Department
Reward offer for enemy submarine base locations
Washington reports an extension of a $1,000 reward across naval districts for information leading to any enemy submarine base on the Atlantic coast. Secretary Daniels announced the move after learning a district had made the offer, stating no evidence of a base exists but that rewards may spur vigilance among coastal residents.
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Washington
Atlantic
Daniels
Coast Patrol
Hunger Pressures Hungary as Food Shrinks in Provinces
London reports that in Hungary many provinces have only one third to one quarter of the food needed to keep the population healthy. Former Premier Tieza spoke to the Hungarian parliament yesterday, via a Budapest telegram through the Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam.
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London
Hungary
Tieza
Budapest
Exchange
Amsterdam
Examinations Suspended for Army Dental Corps
Washington announces the examinations for army dental corps appointments are suspended as the corps has reached a strength sufficient to care for the teeth of five million soldiers.
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Washington
Army Dental Corps
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Schloss, Bear and Davis Co
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Greenfield
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Mechanics Home Association
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Sun
DU Pont Company
Hopewell, Virginia
Uncle Sam
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