Logan Case and National Guard Tensions Stir War Debate
The article outlines Colonel Edward L. Logan’s removal from command, its link to unrest in the National Guard, and calls for Congressional inquiry. It contrasts regular army and National Guard leadership in the 26th Division, praises the division’s combat record, notes heavy losses, and urges patience until all facts are uncovered.
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Edward L. Logan
101St Regiment
26Th Division
National Guard
America
Congress
Logan
Colonel Logan
Edwards
Pershing
United States
France
101St
New England
Middle West
Oregon
California
War Department
Camp Devens
Paris
Siecheprey
Toul
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Rainbow National Guard
Vaux
Verdun
St. Mihiel
Champagne
Meuse
Argonne
Rhine
104Th
Second
Massachusetts
26Th
West Point
Chateau Thierry
Rance
The
American troops enter Virton amid mixed Belgian scenes
As the retreating army left roads strewn with steam rollers, Virton shows a cautiously open postwar face. Shops stock varied goods, wine flows, and civilians greet U S troops with surprising warmth while wary talk hints the apparent prosperity masks limited supplies and wartime controls.
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Belgium
Virton
France
American Army to Reach Germany Today
General Joseph T. Dickman leads the American forces toward evacuated German territory with plans paused briefly to concentrate heavier artillery and supplies. Headquarters moved to Longuyen as corps and division commands advance and vigilance remains high against possible enemy exploitation.
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Germany
Joseph T. Dickman
Dickman
Longuyen
Red Blooded Men and Democracy Promotion
Experimental wartime slogan text emphasizes red blooded men serving Uncle Sam and asks what is making the world safe for democracy. The fragments reference patriotism and national duty in a World War I era context.
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Uncle Sam
Armistice Terms Faithfully Carried Out Despite Treachery Fears
Descriptions from the second advance day show belief that the armistice terms will be honored by German staff though some isolated destruction occurred. Surrendered aircraft at Tellancourt were damaged by aviators, not on orders, as troops abandoned weapons and supplies along evacuated routes.
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Tellancourt
Longayon
Montmedy
Verton
St. Leger
British War Losses Total Dwarfed by Grand Casualty Tally
The House of Commons was told the British war losses across fronts reached 3,049,991. Officers numbered 142,634 killed, wounded or missing. troops 2,907,357. France front saw 2,719,642 losses. Egypt 57,853. Saloniki 27,318. Mesopotamia 97,579. East Africa 17,825.
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St. Leger
Belgium
Longuyon
Montmedy
France
House of Commons
James Ian MacPherson
War Office
India
Dominions
Egypt
Italy
Dardanelles
Saloniki
Wounded totals by category show officers and men counts
Of the wounded 92 644 were officers and 1 939 478 were men. The figures distinguish between officers and enlisted personnel in the casualty roster.
Recipe to Darken Gray Hair by Home Mixture
Cincinnati barber Mr Frank Harbaugh says a simple home mix can darken gray hair at low cost. Mix half pint water with 1 ounce bay rum one box Barbo Compound and 1% ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until shade matches. Not a dye and won t color delicate scalp.
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Frank Harbaugh
Cincinnati O
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