Pershing and Clemenceau A E F Coordination Debates
General Pershing recounts exchanges with Clemenceau over command relations and to limit Allied reliance on amalgamated French units. He notes attempts to curb alcohol abuse among troops, enhance chaplain support, and discussions on air power and troop distribution with Britain. The chapter outlines Allied strategy debates ahead of a major spring offensive and calls for U S input.
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Clemenceau
Giege
M. Clemenceau
Foch
Compiegne
Petain
Robertson
Italy
France
War with Apes Breaks Out Aboard Cathlamet
On a Delaware bound freighter a hundred monkeys and seventy five chimpanzees escaped cages. Combat raged across masts decks and the captain's quarters as crew used fire hoses. Forty nine monkeys died before officials contained the mutiny and locked the survivors away.
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Philadelphia
Africa
Delaware
Nevada Officials Warn Tinhorn Gamblers to Stay Away
Reno city and county peace officers Washington Nevada sternly warn gamblers from entering the state. Mayors and police promise to crack down on crooked games with life prison terms for offenders. Officers mingle in gambling halls to observe and deter cheating while large houses post rewards for reporting crooked games.
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Nevada
Tinhorn Sports
Reno
Nev
Tinhorn
B. B. Roberts
Fingers Preserved As Unsolved Murder Remnants
In Windsor Ontario a small jar of alcohol on the Windsor police station holds fingers from a man murdered about six years earlier. The unidentified body was found in the Detroit river in 1925 with an ax dented skull. Despite police efforts and a Port Huron wife’s identification, the victim’s identity remains unknown and the killer unrevealed.
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Windsor
Detroit River
Riverside
Port Huron
Sorority Pledges Bound in Cemetery Stunt Incident
In Hot Springs Arkansas police responding to a riot call found four prep school sorority pledges gagged and bound on tombs in a cemetery. Investigators say the act was a feared initiation stunt that went awry and drew officers to the scene.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Archery Gains Ground in Arizona Schools and Clubs
Arizona embraces archery as a popular sport with associations planning to train both men and women to compete against college and school teams across the state.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Plough’s Cleansing and Cold Cream Promises
An advertisement touts Plough's Cleansing Cream to remove dirt and impurities for clear skin. It also promotes Plough's Cold Cream to replace natural oils and erase wrinkles, restoring youthful beauty.
Budapest Zoo Hatches Baby Whales In Incubator
A London Sunday Observer correspondent reports Budapest zoo hatched four baby whales in an incubator. The newborns swim in a small pool while Balaton Lake could not accommodate them. they may be sold before growing too large.
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London Sunday Observer
Budapest
Hungary
Balaton
Fortunate Habit Dialogue Snippet Included
A brief text fragment presents a dialogue noting Jenny and her husband. The line suggests the husband’s sleepwalking as a practical aid when the baby cries, reflecting a humorous domestic exchange.
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British Air Board
England
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Meaure
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Wis
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Army Pyramid
Paul Tavetian
New York City
Harrison
New York
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Illinois
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