Nations In War Baby Class Face Open Covenant Hurdles
The war babies of Europe threaten Wilsons open covenants plan as small nations fear public readjustments and renewed wars. Wilson may act as umpire amid complex deals from London to Dalmatia, with U S sentiment wary of loss of naval prestige.
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Sunset Division Suffered Severe Losses in France
In Tacoma on March 12 Lieut Robert A Todd reported that over 60 percent of the 161st Infantry Sunset division national guardsmen were killed or wounded in France. The Ars division arrived December 1917, served as a replacement for several units during the June drive at Chateau Thierry and suffered heavy losses alongside those divisions.
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Death of John Aubrey in City Hospital
John Aubrey, a 21 year old clerk, died at the city hospital after becoming ill at the Norman Hotel yesterday. He was removed to the hospital from the hotel and is believed to have relatives in Call.
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