Spring Cheer Birds Sing Amidst Guns on Front
British dispatch from France describes a rain soaked front turning mud into a quagmire, gunfire and shelling continuing as migrants return. It notes springlike green under gas-scarred woods, nightingales singing amid artillery, and a dramatic engagement where a lone pilot attacked twelve enemy planes, surviving after a perilous dogfight.
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Neuville
Vitasse
Bas de Faire
The Efficient Woman The foundation of efficiency
A health advice blurb urges women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from ill health. It claims the remedy restores strength, reduces backache and nervousness, and enhances personal efficiency for better companionship. It emphasizes a robust constitution and quick recovery through the herbal remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Grain threshing division aims to save wheat
In Washington a special grain threshing division was created under the Wood Administration Grain Corporation of New York to save wheat and other small grains by cleaner threshing. Capt Kenneth D Hequembourg, US Reserve active wheat producer from Oklahoma, leads the division. The administration estimates three bushels are lost per hundred threshed.
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Washington, D. C
May
Wood Administration Grain Corporation of
New York
Kenneth D. Hequembourg
United States
Oklahoma
Lod Administration
Political Crisis Involves Cabinet And Military Row
The article reports a succession of crisis points in Britain’s government amid civil military tensions. It discusses General Maurice challenging military discipline, Bonar Law’s stance on disciplinary measures, and Asquith’s motion on parliamentary inquiry. It notes Lloyd George’s fragile position and Maurice’s war historian authority with references to Bluecher and Civil War generals.
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Nemesis
Lloyd George
Daily News
Asquith
Maurice
Bonar Law
War Cabinet
War Office
France
Neg
Blouecher
Bluecher
Maurice Inte
Great Surprise Letter Elevates General Maurice In London
In London Mary 8, General Frederick B Maurice, ex chief director of military operations, dominates talk as a man of precision and discipline. His War Office briefings with American reporters resemble lectures, not interviews, with prompt, incisive answers and a rigid barrier to latecomers.
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London
Mary
England
Frederick B. Maurice
War Office
Maurice
Moltke School
Maurice Vane
Paderowski
Tom Reed
Washington
Offensive Reports and Maurice Letter Spark Debates
London Times Service reports parliamentary debate over Maj. Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice and a leaked letter. It notes Maurice’s roles, press liaison, and confusion over German offensive forecasts linked to American newspaper references. The statement covers prior remarks by Bonar Law and Curzon, critiques of French troop movements, and Maurice’s replacement as liaison.
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San Antonio Light
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Times
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Frederick Maurice
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War Office
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Western Front
Maurice
America
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House of Commons
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House of Lords
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England
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Army officers reassigned and promoted across camps
The Army lists Second Lieut Charles F Hughes Aviation Section relieved at camp and joining station. First Lieut George S Warren Eleventh Cavalry to participate in fights. Dozens of officers from Aviation Section and Infantry Reserve Corps reassigned to Selfridge Field Houston Lexington and Dallas for duty. promotions include Maj Elbert J Hatchell to lieutenant colonel Signal Corps and Lt Col Preston Brown to colonel.
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Charles F. Hughes
George $. Warren
Eleventh Cavalry
Willan
Mouston
New Ileans
Wilington Wield
Houston
Rossiter
Scott
Engineer Reserve Corps
Frank ‘I. Jellich
Jtorace 1M
Nichols
Enengineer
Bracet
UW. Hyter
Inefantry Reserve Corps
W. OS. Bryan
B. W. Droulliard
Infantry Corps
Dmuand
Infantry
National Army
mer_ B. Pierce
National Armyad
General State Corps
Drth Infantry Brigade
Orth
Selfridge
Laeuten
Leste B. Dulce
Harold Foster
George ‘T. Franklin
Chester J. Greenwood
Reginald Go. Hammond
Orvile C. Hellopeter
John A. Knowles
John C. Rowland
George J. Washbury
John 33. Powers
Medical Reserve
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
San Antonio
Johan S. Sanders
Chien Corps
National Guard
Camp Krivacy
Dada Vista
Cat
Camp Bowl
Secots
Walter T. Lassen
Tustermaster Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Lakers Company No. Ath
Contreet
Joseph W. Lackey
Kelly Mlodd
Gsear
Tewis
Twoyd No Kesllagg
Goth Infantry
Elbert J. Hat
Signal Corps
George EB. Baltwell
Field Artillery
Field Artillers
Preston Brown
Sipsnal Reverve Corps
Dallas
wWel- Mam
Burrucker
Charles J. Browne
Kam A. Pasher
Vytuntay A. Gtalezanie
Warrokl W. Weater
Thendore T Bendis
Leonard J. Tong
Carlton McCall
Arthur J. Meteury
Norman J. McPeal
James C. Morrigan
Albert N. Parker
George §. Reisse
John W.tierney
Alexander D. ‘Thave
Farad L Taylor
Clarence J) Smith Jr
Louly
Ke Nartington
Harry O Geary
Summon
Secon
Atention
Slansl Tegerve Corpa
John Wise
Guark
Cate
Gol
Milton A. Reckford
Jten Ynait
Maj
Wohart
Brown
tMieutenants
Wilbur DP. Cunningham
Tte Y
Francis Ant A
Walter CU
Gannaway, Xou
George S. UN
William Ut. Ivenmanly
M. Mola
Marcus MM
Weuher Jr
Herbert A. Powell
Devan V. Reed
Karl Tf. ‘Nos
Damés FY Smith
Donald Wie Hove
24Th Division
Ergeint
First
Curtis A. Tolleys
Heutenant
Quartermaster Corps
Ane
Fork Sam Houston
Bakers and Cooks
Aergenant
Brnter Park
Qtermaster Corps
Camp Travis
Ermoster
Miles
Maxwell
Engineare
Paponal
Sto Sdist
Kort Sam Houston Bakery Company
John J. Narvin
Fallen American ace Hall in peril after aerial duel
In the Pont a Mousson area Captain James Norman Hall vanished after attempting a ground landing following a dogfight with Albatross fighters. German planes joined a broader air battle above Pagny sur Moselle as Lieutenant Cunningham fought off several attackers despite damage.
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Associated Press
Franch
Ponta-Mousson
James Norman Hall
Flyn
St. Mihiel
Pont-a-Mousson
Pagny-Sur
Real Hot Water Morning Regimen Urged for Health
Health advice extols drinking a glass of real hot water with lime stone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver and bowels prevents indigestible waste and toxins, improving digestion, complexion, and energy. Physicians are not cited. the piece promotes universal benefits and markets the phosphate powder.
American Air Forces Fight German Flyers In Skirmish
American aviators answered alarms with doubled machines as German shells fell. Nieuport Pursuit fighters engaged the enemy while photographers and artillery crews also held their ground. The combat lasted an hour with a German aircraft reported to have fallen a few kilometers behind enemy lines.
Fulfilleld Cherished Wish Ends Hall’s War Hero Chapter
Des Moines reports Captain James Norman Hall, famed Iowa war hero, died at age 30, his final wish granted as he fell under the Stars and Stripes after serving with France and Britain. Hall, a Grinnell College graduate, earlier fought with British forces and later joined American service.
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Des Moines
Iowa
James Norman Hall
Hall
Colfax
A. W. Hall
Grinnell College
France
Wales
Mexico Forces Two Americans To Leave
Mexico forces two Americans to depart after a dispute over cargo landing at Guaymas. The American and British governments will decide whether to abolish consulates or replace them, amid protests by German interests and concerns about beans sent from Guaymas to Cuba. A Tamaulipas revolt led by Caballero has been suppressed per Mexican officials. Cortina surrendered and arrived in Matamoros. Red Cross Shop French department will meet at 4 PM at the St Anthony Hotel to plan its opening and department setup.
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Guaymas
Mexico
America
Cuba
Germany
Brain
Brownsville
Tex
Tamaulipas
Lyris Caballero
Caballero
Cabalero
Texas
Cortina
Caballerista
Matamoros
Victoria
Red Cross
Harry Landa
Frederick J., Combe
St. Anthony Hotel
Hobby designates May 12 as Mothers Day in proclamation
Austin Texas May 8 Governor W P Hobby issued a proclamation designating Sunday May 12 as Mothers Day. The statement marks the annual observance with official recognition from the state.
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Austin
Tex
Governo W. P. Hobby Today
Army Lieutenant Fined for Court Martial Findings
CHATTANOOGA Tenn May Lieutenant J W Spalding ordered held in quarters for three months and fined 50 dollars a month for six months after court martial findings tied to his earlier presence in the apartment of Baroness Iona Zollner. A public report states the disciplinary actions were announced today.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lient
J. W. Spalding
Iona Zollner
Iccest
Kells of Allies Pinancial Needs Report to Treasury
A May 8 report to the treasury by Oscar T Crosby, president of the Inter Allied Council of Finance and Purchases, outlines future allied financial needs. Crosby returns from Europe where he has studied since last September. The item notes long service in England and mentions a Chicago invention for a heating radiator doubling as a window seat with a water-moistening compartment.
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Kells
Washington, D.C
The
Treasury
Oscar T. Crosby
Inter-Allied Council of Finance and Purchases
Europe
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