Prized American Hero Scotty Scott Dies in France
Private Albert E. Scott, youngest Pershing army recruit from Brookline Massachusetts, is killed by a German sniper during the Marne retreat. His regiment, nicknamed the Indians, pressed forward July 18 and he fired from a tree until shot. thirty enemy soldiers lay dead beside him. The Red Cross has opened a Berne tailor shop to equip American officers in prisoner camps with complete uniforms and gear.
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Paris
Switzerland
Wheat saving urged as military necessity in Arizona
Timothy A Riordan federal food administrator for Arizona warns that consuming more than six pounds of wheat products monthly deprives others of their lawful share. He stresses wheat saving is vital to victory and may be a matter of life or death.
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The
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United States
Timothy A. Riordan
Arizona
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