Mark confronts Kellerman and faces arrest in trench
In a tense trench confrontation Kellerman accuses Mark of cowardice after a failed mission. Mark asserts Kellerman sent three men to die, defends his actions, and clings to Eleanor as tension builds with officers, while shelling intensifies outside and a nightmarish scene unfolds.
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Play Toon
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D—Osen
Captain Mark
Kel- Korman
Allennee
Eleanor
Howard
Coleaus
The Battle That Forged Mark and Eleanor in War
Mark saves Colonel Howard amid a village siege as American troops counterattack. Eleanor tends the wounded, and Mark's courage surges, crowned by a final reunion with Eleanor amid the shattered ruins and reverberating gunfire.
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Mark
Awarma
President Wilson Signs Bone Dry Prohibition Measure
President Wilson signed a bone dry prohibition bill making intoxicants illegal after June 30 1919 until troop demobilization. The act known as the Sheppard amendment anticipates phasing out beverage production and sales by May 1 next year with penalties for violations.
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Sheppard
Unclear OCR: Local Election Commentary and Diced Game
Fragmentary article references an upcoming session of the legislature and a dice game contest tied to political figures Crannoy Gard enes and Crate ney. Mentions Valley and Afton with unclear actions and outcomes, no verifiable events or dates.
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Eitlelal
Colie
Herwveun Sanaiire Crannoy
Gardenes of Afton
Plectina
Tong oFaluet Jorg
Gardner
Crateney
Evanston Man Dead in France
Evanston confirms the death of Charles M. Mille in France as reported by telegram. Born November 5, 1894 in Evanston, he graduated from Evanston High School in 1912 and studied at Brigham Young Academy in Brake, Utah. He joined the military last July and died at the front in France, survived by his wife, parents, and several siblings, and was a grandson of Charles Thwhoney of Jackson.
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Mark
Hartley
Westin
Eleanor
Howard Withi Tg
Fragen
Charles M. Milla
Evanston
Firigham Young Academy
Brake
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France
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Ty Nia
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Demand for greater food exports drives postwar policy
The article argues the United States must vastly boost food shipments to Europe and liberated nations to aid democracy, warning that hunger fuels unrest. It cites a 11.82 million ton export last year and outlines a target of at least 20 million tons this year, amid global shortages and shipping limits.
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United States
Cmat
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