German Cynicism Exposed By Wartime Diary Revelations
In a May 17 dispatch from BBANE, Dr Mabion’s forthcoming diary and Prince Lichnow sky’s revelations are cited as exposing German plots to influence Swiss and neutral presses and to shape Catholic politics. The diary notes attempts to enlist the Pope, bribe foreign papers, and praise Bavarian troops while recounting alleged atrocities and propaganda maneuvers during 1914.
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BBANE
Mabion
Switzerland
England
Aoth
Prince Lichnowsky
Tmy Golf
Propa Lery
Germany
74 Casualties in Our Overseas Army in France
War Department release lists 74 American casualties in France totaling 7389, including 13 killed in action 5 died of wounds 1 died in airplane accident 46 severely wounded 7 wounded degree undetermined 1 died of accident or other cause and 1 died of disease. Six commissioned officers named and several officers wounded or captured. Next of kin and addresses provided for many.
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New York Times
Washington
War Department
France
Charles W. Aikens
John A. Ewing
Peereer
Ekeoneresh Istaes
Losses in Marine Corps in France Civil War era
Marine Corps casualty summary reports 78 killed or missing in France since landing through dispatch date. Wounded total 39 with 1 missing and 1 prisoner. Additional line lists 13?67? casualties and several named Marines including Sergeant Divine Louis and Lee Todd among others.
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Washington
Marine Corps
France
Iebe
Rescue Navy Fliers Off Barnegat Rescued From Disabled Hydroplane
Two navy aviators from Cape May were rescued by Submarine Chaser 200 after their hydroplane disabled near Barnegat. Stranded for 24 hours with no food or water, they drifted at sea as a heavy swell tested them until Lieutenant H. J. Bowes spotted the craft and pulled them to Barnegat City for relief. The plane was towed in for repairs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Navy
Barnegat
Barnegat City
Cape May
H. J. Bowes
Submarine Chaser 200
Americans Promise Hard-Won Aid From France Visit
The article reports on a ceremony welcoming French troops to Washington with Ambassador Jusserand and Secretary Baker praising Franco-American cooperation. It notes projections of American manpower to France and contrasting views on the impact of limited U.S. forces, while highlighting continued Allied coordination and the symbolic strong ties between nations.
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Blue Devils
Jusserand
Washington Monument
Baker
Knights of Columbus Expand Aid to Soldiers Abroad
Supreme Director William J. Mulligan and Rev. P. J. McGivney return from a three month France tour directing a major expansion of Knights of Columbus recreation work for American Expeditionary Force troops. Some $2,000,000 funded huts and facilities have been set up across embarkation ports and centers including 16 Place de la Madeleine in Paris. The effort enjoys General Pershing’s approval and close cooperation with Red Cross YMC A and Salvation Army, with 176 secretaries in France and 1,500 volunteers responding to aid operations.
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William J. Mulligan
Knights of Columbus
P. J. McGivney
New York
France
American Expeditionary Force
Paris
Place de la Madeleine
Knights
General Pershing
Corps of Chaplains
Mr. Mulligan
Father McGivney
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Lawrence ©. Murray
Commerce and Labor
United States Signal Corps
E. W. Buckley
J. Paul
John J. McGraw
Ponca City
Oklo
New York Men Wounded in War Casualties Discussed
The casualty list lists Corporal William Gordon a Newfoundland native and New York subway engineer wounded in France with the First Regiment of Engineers. Sergeant John Farrell and Sergeant Gerald W Quinn are named with addresses in the Bronx and Brooklyn, both wounded or reported wounded in action. Private Garber 10 years old and Private John Mulcahey are listed as wounded. Captain Charlie W Aikens and Lieutenant Wilmer Bodenstadt are noted with their units and hometowns.
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William Gordon
Archibald Gordon
Elton Avenue
Bronx
Gordon
Newfoundland
New York
Regiment of Engineers
Regular Army
France
Subway
John Farrell
John Reilly
Eighth Avenue
United States Merchant Marine Service
Pacific
Toledo
Ohio
26Th Infantry
Marine Corps
Gerald W. Quinn
Union Street
Brooklyn
Quinn
Engineers
Garber
Eli Garber
West 176Th Street
Pershi
Mexico
Nce
John Mulcahey
Pros- Street
John Casale
Easteath Street
Charlies W. Aikens
Winterset
Iowa
168Th Infantry
Rainbow
Fromte
William BD. Severe
Brosuius
Jhiam R. Bodenstadt
Radford Street
Yonkers
War Department
Sey
Wilmer Bodenstadt
28Th Infantry
Bodenstadt
New York University
Plattsburg
Won Distinction on Marne by Two American Captains
An Associated Press cablegram states Captain James O. Green of Wisconsin and Captain George F. Wellage of Eagle Pass Texas distinguished themselves in the Marne fighting. Wellage trapped a machine gun nest killed a German officer and captured a second wounded leader. Green's company silenced a second machine gun nest. Both are in regular army regiments. Green, 50, West Point class of 1882, retired in 1907 for battle wounds and reentered on war declaration. Wellage is noted as a younger regular army officer. Also listed are Swift & Company beef sales in New York for the week ending June Sth with domestic beef at 23.73 cents per pound.
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Mithion
East Prussia
Muhblon
Minthlon
Germany
Nicolai
Century Company of
New York
London
Dr. Nicolai
Milhlon
Preas
Times
Maine
James O. Green
Wisconsin
George F. Wellage
Eagle Pass
Texas
Paris
Wellage
Green
James C. Green
Regular Army
Swift & Company
New York City
Bill Introduced to Create 100 Million Aircraft Corporation
Senator Chamberlain and John D Ryan propose a government controlled 100 million dollar corporation to accelerate U S aircraft production for the Army. The plan aims for speed and lower cost under a corporate charter with Army oversight and future hearings by the Aircraft sub Committee.
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Washington
John D Ryan
Senator Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Ryan
Congress
Two Aviators Dead As Plane Crashes At Curtiss Field
At Buffalo Curtiss aviation field Philip D Rader of San Francisco and Robert Connor of Los Angeles died when a plane failed after takeoff from about 2000 feet. John D Ryan observed the flight and called it an unfortunate occurrence. In Mississippi Lieutenant Clarke Owen of Lansing Michigan was killed when his airplane side slipped near Maldon and crashed with a companion seriously hurt.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Philip D. Rader
San Francisco
Robert Connor
Los Angeles
Curtiss Aviation
Rader
British Flying Corps
United States
Connor
John D. Ryan
Curtiss
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
Detroit
Aberdeen
Miss
Clarke Owen
Lansing
Mich
Payne Field
West Point
Maldon
Liberty and partnership in defending freedom slogan
The speaker asserts that in all times the French and American peoples and their armies stand as copartners in liberty and equality, valiant defenders of freedom principles. The quotation reflects a universal commitment to shared democratic ideals across nations.
Baker Questioned On Wood Removal
Washington June 10 Major General Leonard Wood was removed from command of his division on the eve of its departure for France for purely military reasons Secretary of War Baker told the Senate Military Affairs Committee. He indicated the Army bill would be supplemented and discussed reassignment for General Crozier and General a, with Home duties likely.
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New York Times
Washington
Leonard Wood
France
Baker
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Wood
Faker
William Crozier
Ordnance
War Council
Crozier
Congress
Sharpe
Council of National Defense
Adjutant Prince Returns from French Front Service
Adjutant Frederick H. Prince Jr., son of a Boston banker and brother of Captain Norman Prince, arrived in New York after two and a half years with French air forces on the western front. He is honorably discharged for defective vision but offers to aid the government. He praised General Foch's precautions and the Allied effort, noting a strong American fighting spirit and reports of the Liberty motor exceeding expectations.
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Frederick H. Prince, Jr
Boston
Norman Prince
New York
Foch
Prince
Department of Service
France
The Annalist Open Market Ad Offers Varied Listings
The Annalist advertises open market listings including Conde stocks municipalities Canadaaea issues public utilities railroads and industrials with quoted prices and firm sales. The notice runs in The New York Times Advt announcing a price of four dollars a year by mail.
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Annalist
New York Times
Times Square
New York
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