German Language Education Sparks Wartime Debate
The San Bernardino Sun argues for teaching German and French in schools and training camps amid wartime needs. It cites German officer language skills, commends California’s stance against German study, and urges supplying teachers for soldiers’ conversational German and French to aid in camps and trenches.
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State Board of Education
Germany
California
San Bernardino
Roosevelt Urges English as Nation’s Only Language
In Des Moines on May 27, Theodore Roosevelt called English the sole language for schools and publications, arguing loyalty to the American nation requires one language. He cited Mark Twain’s comment on an American language and suggested immediate legal enactment for newspapers.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Des Moins
Iowa
Stars and Stripes
Mark Twain
England
Roosevelt
Sign in German trench sparks first American laugh in war
Soldiers in France report a German trench sign reading Gott Mit Uns. In response American troops displayed a banner reading He's in damn bad company. The jest allegedly elicited the first laugh heard in the Hun camp since hostilities began.
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France
Germans Press On In Soissons Rheims Front
German forces push along the 30 mile front from Soissons toward Rheims as Soissons falls on the left flank. German reports claim 25 000 prisoners including a French and British general with heavy Allied losses while American units repel a gas attack near Kreuen.
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Rheims
War Office
Municipal Flag Raised Memorial Day
Barstow raised a new American flag and a service flag with fifty stars on a 60 foot iron pole set in cement on the high peak opposite the grammar school. People sang America and Glory Hallelujah, with benediction by Rev Marsh and remarks from Rev Josselyn and Rev Price on the flag’s history and sight from afar.
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Barstow
Grammar School
America
Marsh
Josselyn
Barstow Grammar School third and fourth graders picnic
The third and fourth grades of Barstow Grammar School held a picnic Wednesday at Waterman Ranch on the grounds where a Red Cross barbecue was held on the 24th. Miss Longacre was assisted by Mrs. Gauldin and Mrs. McClelland in supervising the youngsters.
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E. L. Pitcher
Red Cross
Barstow
Junior Red Cross High School
Red Cross Grammar School
Yerma Daggett
Trona Atolia Hinkley Cima Borosolvey
Barstow Grammar School
Waterman Ranch
Notice of Forfeiture To I. J. Morris Barstow Group
Barstow San Antonio Oil Co. records show $24100 spent on labor improvements and expenses for protection of the Quality Group placer mining claims in Barstow Mining District San Bernardino CA through Dec 31 1917. If no co owner contributes within 90 days of publication, their interest may be forfeited to Hogan locator.
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I. J. Morris
Barstow-San Antonio Oil Co
M. I. Hogan
Barstow
County of
San Bernardino
State of California
County Recorder's Office
Cal
United States
M. F. Hogan
Baretow-San Antonio Oil Co
H. F. Perre
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