Roll of Honor Names Many Letters and Officials
A long list of honorees appears in the Roll of Honor featuring numerous individuals including Charles W Anderson Clarence M Atkinson F M Banner George H Ballinger Merrill Bate John W Bate Ollie M Beach Leo Belton Guy C Benner Fred C Bergman H W Bock Arthur Bono Stephen Borden Ross P Burns Elbert J Burrell Ormand Bushnell Douglas McGraw E F McIntyre Paul McMahon John Truman McQuillan Jos Alvin Mabbutt Fred Mabbutt Charles Manker Arlow Mathis Frank J May McCoy Mason Peter Meyer Lawrence B Meyers Walter Miller Jacob Mills Ghouncey C Nelson David E Osborn Bert W Osborn Clarence W Rader Chas R Reass Henry Rechel Zeno C Rickey Leroy Robinette Clarence L Walker Fred Webb Otis H Weeks Wesley H Weeks B E Weiss Paul W Wheeler Raymond White Wm H Wilson Charles Williams E B Williamson Asher Windle Fay Wirtzberger herbert C
Where Yankees Enter France in a Port of War and Welfare
Describes a French port hosting American troops with aviating seaplane stations and welfare hubs. Observers note harbor chaos, diverse labor, and daily ship arrivals while soldiers and French civilians share moments of morale, with YMCA canteens, parades, and shared songs reflecting allied presence and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lynch
Army
Y. M
Red Cross
Heinie
Heinles
Paris
London
Pd Uke
Tendon
America
English Channel
Giant Would Be Wallop For Kaiser Says Des Moines Giant
Bernard Coyne a twenty nine year old giant, eight feet tall, pictured with Ed Van Meter and Samuel Wymer, registered in Des Moines. He has grown rapidly, was over six feet tall at eleven, added 2.5 inches in the past year, and wears size 23 shoes. He believes trench fighting may end, and jokes a funeral in Germany if he faces the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Coyne
Young Coyne
Jerry
Kaiser
Germany
Des Moines
ED. van Meter
Samuel Wymer
United States Revenue Office
Cayne
Mail to soldiers in France slowed by misaddressing
Captain Frank E. Frazier, assistant director of AEF postal services in France, says improper addressing delays mail to over 50 000 soldiers. He advises exact formats and notes most delays are avoidable, with three weeks as the current average for properly addressed letters to units in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Frank E. Frazier
A. E. F. Postal Services
Frazier
Great Central
Tours
Ethniriation
War Department
Fraser
Ami
Huns Take Polish Timber
A protest note in Glas Narodu accuses Germany of devastating Polish forests in Russian Poland. Professor J Mercenter states that of 210000 meters of national forests before the German occupation more than one third were consumed largely for rebuilding. The 1914 invasion is cited as a key trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Germany
J. Mercenter
Russian
Poland
Idaho State News Highlights From Caldwell And Twin Falls
Idaho state news reports a spree of incidents and developments across the region. Deputy director Dick Lowsiven faces local issues amid farm markets activity. energy shifts at Idaho Baptist and Western Union offices. the Caldwell fair scene and a fatality at Twin Falls hospital. and farm, school, and sugar beet crop updates from Jerome Filer Payette Twin Falls districts with local civic and wartime planning notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lowsiven
Farm Markets Bureau
Pittsburg
Bal
Holwell
Liboe
Danny
Stave Board of Education
Bas Aelvinerd
Idaho
Pope Pot
Bate
Dabo State Baptist Convention
Caliwell
G. H. Hackett
Mie
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bolsepice
Positon
Extagmny
Albert Hayden
Midvale
Kowcke
Ben Bie Taliing
Weiser
Idaho Baptist Convention
Caldwell
Payette
Humber
Portia Club
Emmett
Horse
Jerome Four
Red Cross
Ita Dance
William Newman
Tommy Oyebm
Pranklin County
Farm Buresh Women’s Departmentn
Twin Parts
Wit
Harvey
Greentewt
Caldwwil
Hulse River
Greenlent
Alexander
J. T. Pence
Mate Council of Defense
Pecatello
Ethel B Ret Fel
Open Window Cranks Disturb Summer Travel
Hartford Courant criticizes open window cranks on trains as self centered, noting frequent travelers keep windows closed for comfort while occasional travelers force dust smoke and breeze upon others. The piece observes regular riders never open their windows and often depart with them shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imale
Hartford Courant
Make Good with Children
A parenting reflection urges parents to earn their children's respect by keeping temper, choosing careful speech, and maintaining a hopeful spirit. It stresses ongoing parental effort and personal growth as essential to strong family bonds.
Force of Compressed Air in Simplon Tunnel
The article explains air resistance in the Simplon tunnel used by electric trains. It notes a 12.5 mile length, tunnel width, ventilation rate of 3580 cubic feet per second, and fans at Brig End. Trains meet higher resistance than open air, limiting speed to about 55 mph with the current, and 50 mph downhill due to air braking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simplon
Brig
Iselle
Physical Exertion and Heart Trouble Advice
A British Medical Journal article discusses determining if a heart patient can endure extensive exertion. It recommends increasing exercise gradually and conducting careful examinations after activity to assess safety and readiness for strained effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Medical Journal
Defying the Coal Man Thermostat Regulates Home Heat
A new thermostat defies coal heating by balancing electricity to open or close gas heating systems. It adjusts temperature in residences and modifies heating apparatus with automated control. The device aims to replace traditional coal fired systems by regulating warmth efficiently.
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Li Roll OF Honor
Brerrereree
Mneas, Joseph
Vasconsells
Frank Vaughn
Jein
Harry Vaughn
L. Vierea
Morris
Sarah Purdum
Nurie
Yankees
Walter Smith
Bostos
Mass
John Walter Smith, Jr
Co. L
E. F
N.X
Idaho State News
Twin Falls
Twin Maite
Piller
Kimberly
Hansen API
Sear Hamer
Walkin Waller
MacGilvery
Twila Falls
Jartidge, Ney
BOYD_PARK
Man Street
Salt Dore City
Wien
Eney Verer
Simint
Fight Parca
Dee Randall-Dodd Auto Co
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