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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1918

Page

21

Four Fliers Killed in U S Camps Crashes

A string of fatal crashes at U S training camps claims four airmen including Lieutenant and privates. Names cited include Joseph J. O Mahoy Albany and Stanley Coyle Spadores port with Cadet Elsy Chaplins Brookline Mass among the injured. The fourth death occurred at Brooks Field San Antonio Texas with the Rockwell collision noted.

HeLerene Pembury Ugar Paddy Montedmerys Dereoyity Joli, Barnes Philadelphia Ana Evlineton Houston Cadet Elsy Chaplins Brookline Mass Coyle Gullfornia

Cadet Killed As Plane Crashes In Tail Spin Air Fatality

A military aircraft from Ellington Field Texas crashed in a tail spin killing Second Lieutenant Joseph John O Malley of Albany Massachusetts. A Private Yarner of Philadelphia was killed and Lieutenant Elmer N May was lightly injured. A commission unnamed by authorities investigated the incident.

Antonio Tex Joseph John O'Malley Albany Ellington Field ON Texas Yarner Philadelphia Elmer N. May Ellington Vial

Civilian Instructor Killed In Midair Collision Near Rockwell Field

Civilian instructor Stanley Coyle aged twenty was killed when a collision occurred during a training flight at Rockwell Field, North Tel, involving cadet Elwin Chan of Brookline Massachusetts. The crash happened as two aircraft parted in the air, the other machine losing control and tumbling to the ground. Local reports say the incident occurred June 4 and involved San Diego aviation training units.

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Casualties and Wounded From Front Lines At Soissons Rheims

The casualty list reports numerous officers and enlisted men as killed wounded or missing from the Soissons and Rheims sector. It names Lieutenant Roboor, Monty, Willer, Avito, and many others, with details of battlefield injuries and prisoners. The dispatch notes German divisions, strategic aims near Paris, and continuing Allied resolve amid a major Western Front drive.

Archbishop of York Reports America in War To End

The Archbishop of York speaks in Middlesbrough praising Allied unity and the fight for peace as the United States joins the struggle. He urges continued resolve, faith, and support for allied efforts, noting the global impact of the war and the need to persevere until victory.

America York Lon Duned Middlesbrough United States Freyronin PRP

Reserve Army of Allies Prepares to Strike Near Rheims

An army officer reports Allied forces hold northwest of Rheims while Crown Prince’s troops push near Marny Charteres and Oise crossings. German attacks flood fields, gas shells and machine guns inflict heavy losses as fronts shift and positions fall back amid fierce fighting.

Rheims Sissons Charteres Chateau Thierry Sitout Oise Noyon de Roche

French Ace Georges Madon Notches 28th Aerial Victory

Lieut Georges Madon, famed French aviator, credited with 28th victory. Returning from illness, he resumes combat against German aircraft and adds multiple downed planes in recent missions. He previously landed on Swiss soil and was interned before escaping and returning to action.

Foe Waris Georges, Madon Leutenant Saverel

Wounded in France and Casualty Reports From New York

A chaotic wire of casualty notices from New York City items lists Lieutenant Arnaud and Lieutenant Leopold Armard among wounded or missing in action in France. It notes relatives, including the Spanish Chamber of Commerce, and mentions a President Lincoln voyage attacked, with several others named as dead or missing across multiple families and locations.

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