Don't Talk France Says Yank Back Home Again
ASTORLA April 10 Sergeant Edward Wilkinson returns from Camp Lewis where he was discharged and warns friends that talk of France is a myth. He says France may suit Frenchmen but not a freeborn American citizen and mocks talks of sunny France. He recalls Brest and mud and doubts most stories.
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Jon
France
Yank
Astorla
Edward Willkson
Camp Lewis
Epee
Oregon
Brest
Fragmented quote on France and longing for home
A partial quotation discusses views of France and how mothers long to return to "God's country" as the speaker notes many people share the sentiment. The passage reveals nostalgia and national identity themes without full context.
Paris Decree Limits Dairy Trade and Pastry Use
April 10 a decree by the food administration tightens the ban on trading milk butter and confectionery. It allows butter and eggs for making pastry. Paris reports France's oldest politician Charles Fortigue, ex mayor of Auxere, demolished at 20 years old, who served as private then lieutenant.
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Paris
Food Administration
Remychs
Charles Fortigue
Auxere
France
Indians Hit by Flu Along Government Rail Line
The engineering commission spent thousands on fuel and medicine for Indians along the government railroad during the influenza outbreak. The total death toll among natives was low, and the colony at Question 4 etation 103 miles north suffered but was aided by efficient commission work and employees who served as nurses.
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Anchorage
Wa Egineering Commission
Here
Fast games mark yesterday's play in multiple cities
Baseball scores from Los Angeles Portland and Sacramento detail Angels win 3 1 over Portland with Oldham weak in ninth, Gartland drives a ninth inning run for a 1 0 Sacramento shutout, Seals beat Lewiston 4 1, Bees edge Vernon 2 0 in 12th, plus a big trash meet in Chicago featuring 61 events under University of Chicago auspices with Tom Eel directing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Oldham
Angels
Portland
Baker
Crandall
Boles
Sacramento
Gartland
Hollings
Milne
Gardner
Fisher
Chicago
Cote Voum
University of Chicka
Diome
Porichia Ecidoale
Tom Eel
Jong
Notable college stars loom in regulation contests
Good entries filled the regulation contests with college men prominent, including Joe Kay promising to threaten the record. Joe Kay would meet high school rival Campbell in the IFC, while Michigan's Carl Johnson and Notre Dame's Earl Guatman, two famed college athletes, drew attention. Central A.A. officials would run the meet, with a capacity crowd expected.
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Joe Kay
Millon
IFC
Jole
Nen Campbell
Suit
Carl Johnson
Michigan
Eorl Guatan
Notre Dane
Central
Australian fashion event plans arrive in London West End
An evintion company formed in Australia with capital from London plans a July start in the West End. The event features dancing intervals, mannequin parades, evening gowns, and dansant hits as the latest craze in stylish stereos.
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Molhbourné
Fitehin
Australia
Lenton
Apital
London
Jaxa-Land
West End
Serves 30 Years In 4 Wars In Casualty List
Tacoma reports Lieutenant Willan Tyree, 30 years in four wars, listed among casualties after a fatal heart wound in France. Friends celebrate his name entering Cupid's, recalling a long service record and the Peace Conference delay. The article notes the negotiations were not blamed on any single country and stresses action over talk.
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Tacoma
Willan
Tyree
Aod
Finaily
France
Paris Date Note on President Wilton's Willingness
Paris reports April 10 that President Wilton explained he was willing to consider certain options and remained open to proposals regarding his stance and possible actions on the matter.
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Paris
Wilton
Unclear remarks on Japan and stage career mentioned
The text references Japan and Asian affairs with mention of a figure named Mikeda who paid for a stage appearance in New York but was banned from London years earlier. The fragment speaks of tensions or feelings between Jogan and the United States and notes designs meant to provoke emotion.
Impression of Japan Is False Says Ishikawa
Ishikawa argues in a review that American textbooks and media misrepresent modern Japan. The field report cites scattered phrases and names, noting European observers and French figures in context of cultural portrayal. The excerpt appears garbled with OCR errors and unclear sourcing.
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Japan
Ishikawa
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