Acres of White Crosses mark American graves in France rules
Miss Elsie Goddard recalls army rule forbidding flowers on grave sites in American cemeteries in France while rest huts run by the YWCA and Red Cross provide solace. Flowers may be placed nearby but not on graves, preserving the uniform, impressive fields of white crosses at Romagne, Bony, Belleau Wood, and Fere en Tardenois.
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France
Elsie Goddard
Wellesley
Miss Goddard
Red Cross
Romagne
Bony
Belleau Woods
Fere-en-Tardenois
French Woman Claims to Understand Frog Language
A French woman asserts she can understand the language of frogs but questions whether the frog will be given a chance to speak. The remark toys with curiosity about cross species communication and dialogue.
Public Endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills Widens Circle
About 50 000 people publicly endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary issues with many from Marshall. Frank McDaniel a Marshall fireman testifies he was cured after four boxes bought at The City Drug Store. Price 60 cents at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.
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Marshall
Dean
Frank McDaniel
Main St
Doan
Mr. McDaniel
Foster-Milburn Co
Mnters
Buffalo
N. Y
Burglar shot after mistaken identity at Chicago firm
The auditor Charles C. Dietrich, age 57, longtime secretary of Windsor Furniture, was killed in the firm's offices when a Chicago Protective Association guard mistook him for a burglar. Dietrich had been working late on Sunday to inventory the books, and as two officers approached, a shot through the window and another as he fled the rear door ended his life. The incident follows Dietrich’s history of security concerns and prior experiences with intruders, and the case was investigated by police in Chicago.
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eChicago
Charles C. Dietrich
Windsor Furniture Company
Windsor Company
Mietrich
George Lyons
Elmer J. Bradshaw
Chicago Protective Agency
Bradshaw
Police
Dietrich
Frank Lorenz
Lorenz
Man Uses Baby as Shield During Police Siege
Detectives Hauser and Angles went to serve warrants for grand larceny at a house packed with residents. Alonzo Sharp, 35, carried a month-old child and brandished a pistol to shield himself as police officers surrounded and entered. Three men were detained while police sought five more suspects amid the disorder.
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Alonzo Sharp
Hauser and
Angles
Jack Ross
Bil Sharp
Atoardé Sharp
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