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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

3

Gunners Sweep German Patrols Near Marne Front

American machine gunners halted several German patrols in the Marne sector and captured two prisoners who had fled far behind American lines. Second Lieutenant John T. Bissel of Pittsburg earns French Legion of Honor for gallant action at Chateau Thierry, directing a machine gun unit under heavy fire to cover a risky bridge crossing and save most of his men.

Marne John T. Bissel Pittsburg Legion of Honor Chateau Thierry Lieut. Bissel Bissel

Woman Gets Penalty in Lusk Murder Trial

Grace Lusk, convicted of killing Mrs. Mary Newman Roberts, wife of former state veterinarian, receives 19 years at hard labor in Wisconsin State Penitentiary at Waupun. Judge Martin Lueck notes Lusk sane after alienist exam and condemns both Lusk and Dr. David Roberts for attacking the home.

Waukesha Wis Grace Lusk Mary Newman Roberts Wisconsin Martin Lueck Wisconsin State Waupun Miss Lusk David Roberts Dr. Roberts Mrs. Roberts Waupm

Plan Army of 4,000,000 by 1940 Demands Calls

Washington four million men will be in the U S army by January 1 next, with Maj. Gen E B Crowder outlining monthly draft calls to that date and noting an estimated 3,000,000 in khaki by August 1. He expects heavy calls for the remaining months.

Washington United States Army EB. H. Crowder

Tarzan's Africa saga ends with reunion and royal embrace

In the jungle Korak and Meriem unite with Bwana and Akut as Tarzan returns to claim leaders. Meriem discovers love with Korak while Jack Clayton is revealed as Meriem’s father in a heartfelt moment. General Jacot reunites with his daughter Jeanne Jacot, a royal claim acknowledged at last.

Merfent Korak Tantor Meriem Jack Father Mertem Bwana Tarzan Akut Mavirn John Lady Greystoke Jane Merlem Merse m Lord Greystoke General Jacot Pugilsiarce Jeanne Jacot Mellem Jacob Jack Clayton Mangan Armand Jacot

A Family Reunion in the Plain District

Two days after fleeing, the trio drop from trees at the edge of the plain and glimpse smoke rising from a bungalow, signaling a tense reunion with past events and danger nearby.

Bessemer's Patent Milestone in Iron and Steel History

Henry Bessemer, inventor of the process that bears his name, received a British patent on October 17, 1855, for improvements in iron and steel manufacture. His work, sparked by cannon research and the Crimean War, led to “Bessemer steel” and earned him fame, fortune, and knighthood.

Henry Bessemer Bessemer Sir Henry Bessemer England

Americans Have Brains Says German Captive

Col T H Goodwin of the Royal Army Medical Corps told physicians at Ft Benjamin Harrison Indiana that Germans fear U S entry into World War I A German captain captured by Allied forces praised German aviation and shell fire and conceded Americans now have brains to fight.

T. H. Goodwin Royal Army Medicine Corps of England Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indiana America Goodwin Phet

Tobacco and Food Crope Decline Shifts New England Farms

The Connecticut River valley tobacco cultivation is said to have reduced neighboring fields by half and forced western New England farmers to pay high prices for grain from far away. The shift away from tobacco this year frees land for more useful crops, likely easing milk costs and diversifying crops.

Connecticut River New England

One Ton Walrus Killed by Whalers Near Point Barrow

A walrus near Point Barrow was killed by whalers. Its head weighed 80 pounds and skin with flippers weighed 500 pounds. The animal measured 14 feet in girth with thick blubber weighing 500 pounds.

Alaska Point Barrow

Value of Happiness Keeps People Happy

A reflective note counsels that happiness should be pursued fully to avoid partial quarrels and moral wickedness, asserting that complete joy outweighs half measures and discord.

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Yankees Grace Edgar Rice Burroughs Frank A. W Arnot Greystoke Jacot Prince de Cadrenet Foreign Legion of France Africa Sahara French Republic Jenssen Malbihn Central Paria Abdul Kamak D’arnot Central Africa Bessemer Iron and Steel
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