American Troops Hold Line In Aisne Front After German Push
Paris reports Allied troops, including American regiments, slowed the German drive on the Aisne front from Rheims to Soissons. Foch concentrates reserves as battles rage in France, with Americans aiding counterattacks amid gas clouds and heavy losses to German forces.
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Foch
Berlin
Aisne River
Hull
Aisne
Picardy
Flanders
Frank Charlton
Chemin Des Dames
Vesle
General Pershing
France
Soissons
The
Amiens
Paris
Rheims
Pershing
Creepeti
Vesle River
Fismes
Wesle
Pont Arcy
London
Aisne Battle
British War Office
Albert
Ayette
Robecq
Merville
Germans Plan Berne May Resolutions Against Allied Boycott
Germans in session at Berne Mayers consider adopting resolutions opposing an allied postwar boycott. They assert Germany would claim large war indemnities in the aftermath of the conflict.
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Berne
Mayers
Airfort
Germany
Memorial Day Observance Notice by The Evening Press
The Evening Press announces a quiet observance for Memorial Day with no publication of normal paper content. The paper will not be printed or distributed in observance of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Pipretey
Thirty Names On Casualty List From War Dept
Washington reports the war department publicized a casualty list naming thirty individuals. Five killed in action, five died of wounds, ten from disease, one by accident, seven severely wounded, two missing in action, with officers including Lieut. Frank A. McIlvaine and Major John Frank Carmack among the listed. The compilation enumerates killed in action, died of wounds, diseases, accidents, missing, and prisoners with several servicemen identified by name and hometowns.
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Washington
War Department
Fiv
Frank A. McIlvaine
Washington Boulevard
Indianapolis
Ind
John Frank Carmack
Washington Avenue
St. Louis
Cholmondeley Thornton
Bennington
Raymond W. Parker
Champaign
Ill
Philip A. Hunter
New York
D. C
Frank Burche Pedrich
Washington, D. C
Louis M. Edens
Cambod
Eugene F. Sharkey
Ansonia
Conn
Louis Ostein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Francis A. McIlvaine
Ea Eee Dameszkivics
Pittsburgh
Joseph William Guyton
Ewart
Mich
Clyde Marks
Carl A. Sipper
Great Falls
Mont
Orris A. White
Walker
Cal
William W. West
Schenectady
John Frank
Carmack
Clarence ‘Hancock
Grand Haven
Nicholas Malec
Chicago
Frank Aldridge
Cardston
Alberta
Canada
Jesse J. Cox
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Moore
West Lafayette
Champagne
Louis Epstein
York
Ss. C
Franklin Burche Pedrick
Caboot, MO
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Od Stein Bloch
Fashion Park
Palm Beach
America
Belgium
Middletown National Bank
RED Cross War Fund
Savings Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
Werer
Tment Seomen Sree Hanor
RIC
Daily Mail
Western Front
Amsterdam
Cologne
Volks-Zeitung
Meriden
Raffaelo Angeletti
J. F. McAdams
Angeletti
Red Cross
American Red Cross
John Smith
Meriden House
Michael Judge
Owen Gaffney
Rome
Casualty
James O. Dolin
Foster
W. Va
George M. Ewing
Auburn
John P. Gearin
Tippecanoe City
Ohio
Jesse M. King
Fremont Temple
Cook Avenue
Findley M. Shuler
Bryerson City
Harry D. James
Hannibal
Frank A. Baker
Richmond
David Hatch
Lobdell
Ed Jackson
Greenwood
C. Mack Jones
Crawford
Paul R. Lawton
Bellows Falls
Charles W. McLaughlin
Hutchinson, Minn
Douglas S. Thompson
Wre
Lord Newton
Great Britain
Hague
Spain
Madrid
Alfonso
New Haven
Connecticut
New Mexico
Illinois
St. Lawrence Valley
New England
Rocky Mountains
Nourse
Sherman
Main ST
Foster System
Middletown
Brainard & Logan
Middletown, Conm
Geo
Barr McCutccheon
Harold MacGrath
Mary Roberta Rinehart
Pat O’brien
Gunner Depew
Sailor Boy
Hazen
Main Street
the Central National Bank
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