Thirty Huns Killed in Bold German Front Action
A vivid WWI battlefield account recounts a German assault halted by American troops. A brave sergeant fell, another soldier died, and roughly thirty German fighters perished as the squad fought through tree lines and muddy terrain. The piece notes Red Cross aid for captured officers and a broader pattern of prisoner treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Moss
Wilk
Sonitr
Pat
Urpin Peters
Murest
Weds
Scott
Perel
Geruinn Prise
Amecteny Red Cross
Berne
Bureau of Prisoners’ Relief
Wettt
Perle
Maui
Ube
Gennes
Orp Orn
Capylles
Naval aid to Daniels and Foote’s wartime deeds
A North Carolinian by birth and naval officer by service Commander Percy W. Foote, naval aid to Secretary Daniels, exemplifies the American navy’s rising fame. He commanded the President Lincoln during a torpedoing and sinking, earning high praise for saving a large portion of the crew and guiding strategic advice to the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy W. Foote
Daniels
Foote
President Lincoln
Navy Department
Tim
Oddities and Estimates From Global Sights and Mines
A survey of curious items and industry notes: US ships 1,000 locomotives to France, New Orleans restricts saloons for military reasons, Belgians and Irish praise cultural prowess, a Kansas City hut made of Th and glass panel with a door knob number, New Zealand iron experiments yield plant gains, Norwegian capital-backed hydro plants to run 60 000 HP for five months, Japanese craft growth in sea goods, and river labor without divers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
New Orleans
Wail
New Zealand
Teseid
Bnt
Indian Ocean
Philippines
South Sea Islands
Czecho-Slovak Mission Aims for Aid to Siberia in War Effort
The report notes a wintery Czecho-Slovak military mission in Washington seeking ships to move fighters to France, now planning to aid Siberia. It lists officers Messrs Masaryk, Chytt, Danielevsky, and Hurban, and mentions broader war-time industrial efforts and emergency fleet programs in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Washington
Tielr
Thomas G. Masaryk
France
Siberian
K. Chytt
Ligutenant Danielevsky
V. S Hurban
Ohio News in Brief from the War Era Locals
Ohio items report Miller protest against flour prices, church appointments, deaths of Captain Cope and racer George Brady, milk price rise, prisoner escapes, blind delegates at Findlay, Findlay and Dayton school openings, rail and road updates, fires, accidents, and wartime mobilization efforts across multiple cities and counties.
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Ohio
Herbert C. Hoover
S. A. Shisler
Bucyrus
Evangelical Conference
Bellefontaine
Alexic Cope
Columbus
Ricketts & Cope
Ohio State University
St. Clairsville
George Dewey Brady
Federal Milk Commission of Ohio
Athens
Camp
Sherman
Oho Welfare Association
Findlay
Lexington
Sylvester Davis
Newcastle
Youngstown
Camp Perry
Brice Baxter
Fess
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Cleveland Railway Company
Carmen
W. S. Pealer
Blaine Paige
Richel
Centerburg
J. B. Etter
Troy
Miami (Ohio
Raymond Lent
John Anderson
Nelsonville
J. Howard Wetmore
City National Bank
Marion
State Department
Toronto
Canada
Auglaize
Robert Merriam
Wellington
Howard Sheffield
Frank SheMeld
Pittsfield
Lake Shore
South Amherst
Imperial Pipe Line Company, Limited
Motion Picture
Dayton
Silo campaign urged to boost beef cattle supply
The USDA backs a national silo campaign run with State and county agents to raise beef cattle production, aiming to increase meat supplies. Southern states focus on recent quarantine areas, stressing proper feed handling and nutrition for birds and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Wrenn of Animal Industry
An Hour a Day With Jesus in a Busy World
A devotional urging readers to dedicate an hour daily to Jesus and the Bible to combat hurried living. It emphasizes personal fellowship with God, the church as the bride of Christ, and the transformative power of disciplined study and prayer. It also discusses generous, heartfelt giving as worship and the Bible as a guide for every cottage.
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Jesus
Emere
Omer
Goi
Jerusalem
Christ Jesus
Jess
Ty Father
Church
Christ
Shaker
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Pershing
ARMY
Jed Cree
Falioe Ghop
Albert EL
Seril
Punt
Ste Bey
Sohler
LeCiotga
Princeton
Jon
Dolting Lake New Works
Cole Tate
Watll & Po
Prideya
Ti P.m
Yokohama
Japan
Wade
Torn Med Tome
Mendel
Greret
Dalty
All Weevier
Houston
Texantai
Log Toland
N.Y
Tits Tone Island
Hozethurst Fold
Mineolo
Chile
Department of Tabernete
Chilidren
Tilly
Hele GiiMiren
Sui Statiens
Connecen
Yale
United Kiosinn
Vale Fwsweres
Great Britain
Camp Shelby
Miss
Connernent
Trigate
Wilicer
Noyon
Aho
RED Cross
Paris
Lovrie
Shamokin
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Eine Wosers
Corporacion
Aelecten
War Department
Sheory
Secord
Rogal Manne
Gmeauk
MN Ie
Streetcar Men's Union
YW. GC. A
S. Wilhelm
Canton
Caroline Breyfogle
T. J. Davis
Cincinnati
Louise J. Leutht
Toledo
J. J. Hoppes
Springfield
James N. Fleming
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio State Association of Letters
Edward D Longwell
M. G. Duerk
Defiance
Earl R. Price
Middletown
State Board of Charities
State Health Department
Bhugerot Hunter
Carter
Shawnee
Army Training Corps
Ohio Council of Defense
War Service Committees
W. E. Smyser
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Charles Maedje
The
Waechter
Anze
William B. Compton
Sandusky
Samuel E Sachs
Newark
Conservation and Reclamation
Charles Bromfield
Mansfield
Kirkland Bond
Lorain
Akron University
Ohio Mechanical Institute
Toledo University
Robert Danford
Caldwell
A. A. Wright
Pitchin
Clark County
William P. Robinson
Camp Sherman
Fort Leavone
Uty
Hene G. Parich
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Jacob Babst
Henry Spira
E. M. Follington
Charlies West
Methodist Protestant Church
Cardington
Naples
Oxford Canning Company
Oxford
Montgomery County
Frank Eagan
William Eagan
Urbana
Sam
Richard
James Howard Friend
Dayter
Edwin A. Redfern
Xenia
Matt
Victor Hugo
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