Training Allied Troops In United States Aims Raised
Senate Military Affairs Committee backs an amendment to the Military Appropriation bill allowing allied troops from Latin America to be equipped trained and maintained in the United States and sent to Europe at US expense Chiefly precautionary the measure could also cover British Canadian and potential French Italian contingents and offshore Latin American allies may supply small formations to aid the war effort
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New York Times
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
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Europe
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War Department
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Italan
Belgium
France
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Italy
Hitchcock
Wilson
Cuba
Brazil
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Guatemala
Nicaragua
Peru
Germany
Beilyi
Dominican
Repub
Haiti
Honduras
Preatt Nson
New World
Central
South America
Prancker
America
Casualty List of Marines in France Sees 127 Losses
Special to The New York Times. A Marine Corps Headquarters release lists 127 casualties in France: 10 killed in action, 19 died of wounds, 98 severely wounded. No officers listed. Names and next of kin details accompany the list, including addresses in multiple states and cities for soldiers and their families.
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Marine Corps
France
New York Times
Washington
Marine Corps Headquarters
Casualty List From Pershing Details 38 Losses
War Department reports 38 American Army casualties on Pershing's list, bringing total to 8,428. six killed in action, one died of wounds, 27 severely wounded, one degree undetermined, and three died of disease. No officers named. Names and addresses of the fallen and wounded listed in Washington.
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Pershing
War Department
Washington
Aircraft Production Board outlines plans before Senate panel
John D Ryan, chairman of the Aircraft Production Board, testified on a proposed Aircraft Corporation to coordinate spruce for airplanes and aid manufacturers. The plan would have stock subscriptions tied to prospective output and salvage after final action on forming the corporation was postponed.
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Senate Committee On Military Affairs
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Emergency Corporation
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New York Soldiers on Casualty Lists
Several New York men are named on casualty lists from World War I. Private Philip L. Albert, 27, of Drexel Institute graduate, was killed in action after sailing to France four months ago. Private Thomas Zangara, 21, of Passaic parents, killed in action May 30 with the 1st Infantry. Benjamin Saltzman, 28, machine gunner in the 15th Infantry, died of wounds after enlisting as Brooklyn’s first Public School 108 graduate to sign up. Private Henry De Mott, 21, from Port Jervis, severely wounded. Zalme Luloff, 20, severely wounded, son of Herman Luloff of Richmond Terrace. Calvin W. Schwabe, 17, Newark area, severely wounded. James F. Harley Hanley, Newark, wounded again. Anthony Gerace, 18, of the marines, wounded, with three brothers in service. Thomas W. Fagan, 18, College Point, killed June 7 with the 48th Canadian Highlanders. Oscar Ammon and Chester Cravatt noted among other casualties. Cravatt, missing April 20, later reported prisoner. he was 22.
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Marine Corps
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Philadelphia
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Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
France
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Army
1 Sth Infantry
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War Department
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Pershing
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United States
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Herman Luloff
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Anthony Gerace
5Th Regiment of the Marines
America
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Canadian Highlanders
Alfred
Fagan
College Point
Oscar Ammon
145Th Infantry
William Buerger
Chester Cravatt
Mra
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Emsbury Avenue
Ocean Grove
Cravatt
New Haven
Navy reports three air deaths in Pensacola and Key West
The Navy says two chief quartermasters perished in a Pensacola air collision on June 19 during a formation flight. The deceased are Byr Edwin Vester and Andrew Byrne Blair Jr. A third fatality, machinist's mate William D. Jones, died June 14 at Key West after being struck by a propeller.
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Uniondale
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President Urges Mandatory Military Service Bill in Cuba
Havana June 21 President Menocal sent a message to Congress urging prompt passage of the Obligatory Military Service bill. It is believed in informed circles the President will decree implementation if Congress adjourns without action.
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German Press Attacks Kaiser Speech at Headquarters
German newspapers denounce Emperor William’s anniversary address at the German Great Headquarters. The Munich Post criticizes the warlike tone toward England and laments lack of gratitude to his own people.
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Jury Indicts Five in New War Contract Inquiry
Federal prosecutors charge Lawrence Goldman a Brooklyn Army Transport Service buyer with taking bribes in a scheme to secure bids for rafts tents lifeboats and other Army supplies. Four others in manufacturing and selling are accused of bribery while two Army lieutenants face Espionage Act conspiracy charges.
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Marster
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Marston
Aviation May Shape War as Britain Seeks New Air Routes
General Brancker outlines weather aware routes to Europe via Greenland and Newfoundland and Azores, praising the Liberty and Rolls Royce engines. He notes American engine progress, Allied air superiority, and the 1918 push toward unified Royal Air Force with greater bomber and patrol capabilities.
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British Air Council
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German Jest on Our Army at Amsterdam
German propaganda mockeries claim the American army is small as Jugend prints a dialogue at a French port where General Pershing jokes about billets. The piece mocks Allied expectations and depicts transports arriving while the publics are misinformed.
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General Pershing
France
German Editors Hear Arguments In Espionage Indictment Case
In Newark federal court Judge Haight heard briefs and demurrer arguments against Benedict and Edwin 8 Prieth, publishers of The New Jersey Freie Zeitung, and three editors William von Kataler Hans von Handelshausen and Henry Waechter. The case concerns alleged publishing acts obstructing enlistment and recruiting, with debate over applicability of the Espionage Act and duplicative charges under the Penal Code. Proceedings paused to resume Monday.
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Henry Waechter
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Tias
England
Army call for mechanics from Albany youths
Albany June 21 an army call seeks 77 grammar school graduates with mechanical aptitude or experience for training in special service branches. About 500 to NYU and the rest to Mechanics' Institute will be sent for training. Volunteers accepted until quotas are filled by draft boards.
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N. Y
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Sherrill
New York University
Mechanics’ Institute
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Adolphus Busch Reclassified to Clase 1A
In St Louis on June 21 Adolphus Busch third son of August A Busch brewer was reclassified to Clase 1A by the draft board after informing a wife and child and noting he has several children.
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