Pershing on A E F Command and French Relations
General Pershing recounts tensions with France over joint command and the need for united action. He notes Clemenceau’s involvement, cables between Washington and Paris, and later meetings at Compiegne to align French and American plans for training and future operations.
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Clemenceau
Washington
Petain
M. Clemenceau
France
United States
Vetain
Epruce
War Department
Atead
Lord Northcliffe
British Air Board
Engeland
U. S
Robertson
America
Foeh
Compiegne
Italy
Typical American family found in Indianapolis
A nationwide search selects the Browns of 4144 Carrellton Avenue Indianapolis as the typical American family. Mr Merrill J. Brown age 44, wife kate, and children John 13 Louise 15, with a four member household, urban dwelling, modern amenities, and shared interests in golf and tennis. The study notes a city dwelling, balanced leisure and work, and a drive for a nice home.
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Indianapolis
Carrellton Avenue
Merrill J. Trown
John
Louise
Nestern Indiana
Mr. Brown
M. K. Wisehart
America
Police Dog Dusty Mourns Army Officer in Toronto
Dusty the police dog, a close companion of Capt. James Kennedy of the Queen’s Own Rifles, was inconsolable at Kennedy’s death. He twice tried to jump into the casket, then refused to leave the arm chair in the room. Dusty has been sent away temporarily.
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Toronto
Dusty
James Kennedy
Queen's Own Rifles
Cptain Kennedy
Family that Fits the Plant’s Demands
Merrill J. Brown notes the selection relied on a model family meeting stringent civic and financial criteria. The firm sought an Indianapolis area household with stable income, home ownership, schooling, and dependable bill payment to fill a key employee role.
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Merrill J. Brown
Texas Finds 25 Indian Skeletons in Civil War Era Mound
Archaeologists from the University of Texas excavated a burial mound 30 miles west of Waco Coryell County. The remains include 25 individuals facing east with associated stone bowls and flint tools. Bones were divided among the University of Texas at Austin and two state colleges.
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Waco
Texas
de K Aynesworth
Coryell County
department of @ pology and
Sity
State University At
Austin
Women's College At
Delton
University
Men in El Paso Jail Difficult to Please
Sheriff Tom Strong faces many complaints from prisoners and relatives in El Paso Texas about lack of phones in cells. Inmates request radios magazines fans ice water feather mattresses and more visitation time. Armstrong asks what a fool is gonna do.
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el Paso
Texas
Sherif
Tom Strong
Prn
Armstrong
Verdun Forts Restored for Defense of Paris
Verdun forts, once battered by four years of German and Austrian artillery, have been restored as key positions in French frontier defenses. The article notes Verdun’s pivotal role guarding Paris, the heavy losses on both sides, and the reconstruction of shelters and fortifications after the war.
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Paris
Robert Bacon
A. D.C
Gwynne
Bishop Brent
Chaumont
Brent
Verdun
France
Fort Vaux
Montfaucon
Mangin
Vaux
Donlainville
Moulainville
Aumont
Mou
Wealth’s Triple Counting Keeps Rail Wealth in Focus
A cryptic note discusses wealth tied to railways, shares, and travel as a single concept. The text hints at treasuring wealth through railway assets and related service value, framing it as a unified economic theme rather than separate items.
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General Pershing
Gen
John J. Pershing
North American
World Rights
Detain
Prench
Foch
Somme
Salonika
Haig
England
Arras
Amiens
Pres Bruxelles
Quentin
Chalons
Bdy
Bar-le-Duc
Chaumoht
Luxeme
Igermany
Metz
Epinal
Eee
Vineland
CN. J
State Department of Banking and Insurance
Evan KB
Kimble
N Surat
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