Phrase on deliberate Navy cooperation and plans
Fragmentary quote credits deliberate collaboration between the American navy as a result of careful plans and full cooperation. The text implies a coordinated effort rather than chance.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
9
Naval losses and tonnage debate in wartime analysis
A fragment recounts figures on Allied tonnage losses and U S naval receipts, noting Admiral Sims and Daniels debates on 1917 1918 losses. It cites 27 006 000 tons May 1 1917 and 25 000 000 May 1 1918 while referencing troop transports to France and wartime statistics. It also advertises records and the Victorola offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auchausen
Sims
Daniels
Assum Minage
Their Weights in Gold Emotions Prove Worth in Poultry Ads
A historical poultry advertisement touts Dr LeGear Lice Killer and Dr Poultry Remedies as essential, claiming they prevent loss and ensure maximum results. Hughes from Electra endorses the products, promising satisfaction or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hughes
Electra
Plains
LeGear
Hughes
D. LeGear Med. Co
1917 Tonnage Losses Limited American Troop Sends
A witness states that in 1917 tonnage destruction made transporting a substantial army impossible and forced limiting American troop shipments to about 25 000 men per month during the first year. He notes tonnage was always available to carry troops and supplies to France as fast as possible, despite extreme exertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Vigilante plan proposed to curb automobile thefts
A Butler county auto club suggested using a hemp noose and a tall tree as a remedy for auto thefts after fifty dollar rewards failed. James A Murphy promoted the vigilante approach at a meeting in Cinvan Towee Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Butler County Auto Club
James A. Murphy
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