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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
3
The Crown sparrow greets the white sparrow and they discuss recognition. Mr Brown sparrow confirms the white sparrow is a famous relation known for good luck and travel memories. The White sparrow pretends acquaintance and aims for mutual recognition as cousins.
In a fanciful tale, Mr. Brown Sparrow welcomes the rare White Sparrow as a cousin and plans a park reception to introduce him to the other birds. The White Sparrow expresses gratitude and curiosity about his place in the sparrow family.
Washington reports that extending draft ages 18 to 46 could yield at least 7,000,000 soldiers. Military officials estimate 2,000,000 from ages 18–20 and 2,000,000 from ages 21–45, with 5,000,000 already in or ready for France. Some analysts foresee potential growth beyond that figure.
Washington reports weigh whether German forces can anchor a line along the Aisne north bank or retreat to Chemin-des-Dames positions as Franco American offensives press northeast of Solasons. Military experts note uncertain outcomes amid recent German defeats and rising morale among allied forces.
London reports the Gazette de Lorraine editor claims one million American troops are in France. He argues this results from Hindenburgs plan to let American ships cross unmolested until America suffers a first defeat, then a concerted submarine barrage would sever US-France communications and starve the American army in France.
Washington reports the government and International Harvester company have reached a settlement. Federal court decrees ordering dissolution of the so called harvester trust are to be carried into effect at once.
In Seattle Colonel Ernest J. Chambers Canada chief press censor estimates Canada with about 8,000,000 residents including foreigners has dispatched 480,000 troops to the front. The figure underscores Canada’s substantial wartime contribution and organizational mobilization.
General John J. Pershing, commander of the American expeditionary forces in France, received the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor from the French government in Paris for his service abroad.
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