Bride of Bat Lieut Wallace in Santiago frontline tale
A World War I drama follows Lieutenant Mark Wallace of the Seventieth New York as he endures the French countryside near Santiago. Blood and shellfire rage as Wallace feeds courage, tends wounded, and confronts the fate of a dead American planter and a Spanish child seeking her father in a ruined hut amid the smoke.
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Mark Wallace
Seventieth
New York Regiment
Santiago
Wallace
Earl
Pune
Red Cross
Luimee
Markaltace
Bayghal
Eleanor
Linares
Mark the Soldier and the Lost Little Girl in War
In a moonlit camp Wallace lies wounded after battle near Santiago. A girl clings to him while Major Howard and Crawford arrange care as two ambulance teams evacuate the fallen. Mark, saved by a minor wound, contemplates adopting the child and endures the hospital’s wake with quiet resolve.
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Hie
Eleanor
Mark
Crawford
West Point
Kellerman
Johnston
Wallace
Santiago
Howard
Leulentat
Linares
Devd
Soames
Murray
Texas Rangers
Pennsylvania
Fiello
Johnson
Plans Concealment Pressures Lieutenant Wallace
Lieutenant Wallace weighs future directions for the child in his care as Major Howard reveals startling truths. The forthcoming installment promises more revelations and dramatic turns.
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Wallace
Major Howard
Tajiri Yale Graduate Named Tokyo Mayor In 1900s
Viscount Taujire Tajiri, newly elected mayor of Tokyo, is a Yale Class of 1879 graduate with studies in economics finance politics and history. He held roles in finance and government, becoming a baron and later a viscount, and is described as an authority on banking national finance and international credit. Allies Have Wore Wheat. England and France have made a wartime record in crop gains. wheat in England and Wales rises with a 33 percent increase in cultivated land since 1910 and grain acreage expanding across oats barley rye and potatoes.
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Viscount Taujire Tajiri
Tokyo
Japan
Yale University
Christian Science Monitor
Department of Snance
Imperial University At
National Debt
House of Peers
Board of Audit
Polis Dcluns
England
France
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Broomhall
Wooster
Julia Bell Brake
Kenton
John Callihaw
Coshocton
East Liverpool
Hey. P. A. Douglas
Ohio
Uruntiah
Peraia
J. T. Loose
Henry County Red Cross
Rev
G. W. Morgan
Gloversville
Floyd Edwards
Bucyrus
Springfield
Columbus
Murrin Henry
Ottawa
John Gladden
Dayton
Gladden
Michael Avie
Hidie Richenbacker
America
Ave
Hed Cross
Ohio Health Department
Baumen
United States Public Health Service
Cox
C. A. Matheny
West Alexandria
Teachers’ College
Miami University
Charce
Carl D. Snyder
New Philadelphia
Alliance City Hospital
Mathill Athletic Club
German Lutheran
Schumm
van Wert
Indiana
George Myers
Ohio Electric Lines
War Labor Board
Crawford County
M. C. Coulter
Ohio Council of National Defense
Frank Hamilton
Henry Armerty
Piqua
Liberty Loan
Newark
Wiliam Osberne
Baltimore
James Hesgie
Adam Sparks
Uncle Sem
Donahey
M. C. Mumma
Artis
Camp Perry
Cleveland
National War Labor Board
Washington
United States Employment Service
Tctal
William Smith
Charles Washington
Cuyahoga County
Jesse Taylor
Hamilton County
Clinton Sword
Scioto County
Mansfield Reformatory
Zanesville
Maori Resolve Shows Progress From Cannibal Roots in New Zealand
A Chicago Daily News overview notes Maoris in New Zealand now pursue professions such as lawyers and doctors, with few remaining tattooed warriors. It contrasts their adaptation under British rule with historic cannibal practices and martial legends, including Maui tales shaping national pride and football prowess. The piece also touches on cultural preservation in village life and continued self-sufficiency amid civilization.
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New Zealand
Britain
Alany
Howalki
Ashing
North Island
Maui
Chicago Daily News
Ohio wartime deaths and disasters flood Ohio news
A stream of wartime and local incidents fills Ohio items: Scott Young, postmaster of Round Shead, is dead. Major Arthur Houts and other servicemen killed in France. several train and auto accidents claim lives. influenza ravages towns with doctors and nurses desperately needed. fires and structural losses mount. political campaigns adapt with handshakes while war effort funding and civil protections roll on.
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Scott Young
Roundshead
Hardin County
Denison University
Granville
Liberty Loan
Mary Hildebrand
Bellefontaine
Oscar McVey
Albert McVey
Lancaster
France
Wooster University
Ralph Lewis
Sabina
Wrother John
Camp Sherman
Gertyan
Constitution
St. John’s
Bunevrus
Dudley Winnie
Port Clinton
Arthur S. Houts
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
Harry Cunningham Nimrod Lawrence
Ernest Russell
Hamden
John A. Murray
Manchester
New York Coal Company
Shawnee
Henry Hall
Harry ©. Darsham
Newark
Columbus Yawls
Albert J. Graher
Canton
Albert
Chief Logan
Logan Park
Circleville
Pickaway County
Cletus Henberger
Wheeler Krider
David Bowser
Whitton
Hancock County
James FE. Gayman
United States
Prible Health Service
Ohio
Apenther Christodoulus
Wea
Massillon
Uiver Sandusky
Hocking Valley
Harry McCurdy
Columbus
Tyree R. Rivers
Ang
Camp Meade
Matthew €. Smith
School of
Fice
Port Sill
Oklo
Matthias H. Jones
Piqua
Common Pleas Jndge
W. D. Jones
Miami County
Erie Proving Grounds
Lake Erie
Cox
United War Work Campaign
U-18
Europe
James G. Killman
Wilson's Reply to Kaiser Seeks Allied Armistice Terms
President Wilson declares no gains from unspoken demands and insists on surrender or unconditional terms. He instructs that any armistice must be enforceable by the Allied governments and safeguard occupied peoples, with the German military mustering disarmament as a precondition. The note stresses trust in autocratic rulers cannot form peace, and arms must be held by military advisers for final decisions.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Hans
Tle
Joseph P. Tumuity
Baker
War
Navy Departments
Wilson
Department of State
Congress of the
Wekylf
Wlah
Hit
Condor
Dunst Lieelean
Empire
Prussia
Worli
Robert Lansing
Frederick Ooderiin
Switzerland
Record for Foreign Trade Sees September Highs in Imports and Exports
Washington reports new high September records for foreign trade with imports at 262 million dollars, exports at 550 million, up from 1917. Nine months show imports at 2.322 billion and exports at 4.581 billion, gold imports and exports figures detailed, silver exports estimated around 10.2 million for September.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Coffin Ghouls Arrested For Alleged Government Fraud
New York authorities arrest two undertakers amid an inquiry into coffin fraud involving dead soldiers. They allegedly told families the government coffins were cheap boxes, then sold expensive caskets and resold government coffins. Each pine box cost the government $28. Meanwhile the U S will bring home all American dead after the war, per army orders.
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New York
U. S
Verdun
Qet
Pragve
30000 Serbs Die in Camps Reported by Dispatches
Dispatches from Sofia claim 30000 of 50000 Serbs in Bulgarian prison camps have died under harsh conditions. A first party of 100 British prisoners freed under a peace accord passed through Sofia en route to Salonika, according to Mall dispatches. Also, Texas court rules state-wide prohibition conflicts with local option, voiding the dry law.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
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