United States to Deploy Large Allied Regulars in Europe
General Pershing will lead American forces in Europe with the army navy and marine units represented. A marine regiment was designated May 19 to join the expeditionary force and total land forces in Europe approach 40,000. Pershing and staff prepare to advance ahead of the main troop movement to train and equip for a rapid voyage across the seas.
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Seven Million Casualties Asserted by Henderson in Richmond
Lindon reports Arthur Henderson stating seven million war deaths, exceeding UK population estimates from 1901 census. He warns no immediate peace prospects as ongoing efforts persist, arguing German leadership sustains aggressive World War policy despite talk of peace.
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Elberty Dain Day Observed in New York
An appeal circulated in New York calling for a national day named Elberty Dain Day to honor Liberty Laan and the people of a United-States region. The message urged a nationwide observance during a June period with a trip or tour mentioned among the plans.
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United States Orders Pershing Expedition to France in War Effort
President Wilson directs a force of regular troops under General John J. Pershing to sail for France as soon as possible to aid Allied fighting. Draft enrollment expands to 21 to 80 year olds, aiming to mobilize up to 9 million men, with initial 3.29 lakh in active service by mid year and first wave joining Pershing’s division.
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Pershing to Send General King to Battle Front in France
Maj. Gen. John J. King, named to lead a rat division, departs to join the French battle line. General Pershing confirms sending the unit for deployment in Europe.
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Germana Evacuate Bullecourt as Ruins Expand
A German high command statement on May 18 confirms evacuations around Bullecourt as allied bombardment continues. Ruins expand near the town center while German forces withdraw to stronger defensive positions in surrounding areas.
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Germans Driven From Hullecourt In Allied Counterattack
British forces finally push Germans from the village of Hullecourt after days of heavy fighting around Bullecourt and Roeux near Arras. Berlin reports 5000 British and French prisoners taken on the French front through mid May as Allied offensives press the Austrians and Italians along various fronts.
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War draft numbers hinted as September first
Secretary Taft today disclosed that the 500000 men expected for a selective draft will not be called before September unless supply shortages dictate. He stressed there will be no unpredicted interference with labor at home and no rush to mobilize beyond the initial assessment.
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Bakers in Los Angeles County Bread Price Probe
A flawed report notes a May 18 return to the Los Angeles County grand jury concerning alleged price fixing among major bakeries and cooperatives in the region. The document implies state action and potential crust law enforcement tied to bread costs.
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Protest Over Sper Steamer Patrick War Plan
A cabinet meeting on May 18 chaired by King Aifoosa drew up a protest against Germany over the Sper steamer Patrick war plan. The draft outlines grievances and potential responses by the nation.
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Hundred Million Dollar Ult and UK Ties Amid War News
A jumble report notes a large financial figure and political maneuvers. It mentions London and Washington representatives, a resignation involving a commander, and military recruitment developments with providers and army entry.
American Navy Duty in War Boosts Allied Effort
Washington announces American destroyers with picked crews entered European waters on May 4 and began patrols with British and French ships under Rear Admiral Sims. The Navy says ships arrived safely and will cooperate fully while protecting U S territorial waters.
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Designated Registration Day Proclaimed for 21 to 30 Year Olds
President Wilson issues a proclamation authorizing universal registration for men aged 21 to 30. The act requires compliance under penalties, directs mail and local clerks to assist absentees, and calls for nationwide mobilization of labor and industry to support war needs.
Teddy's Plan
President Wilson considers a limited volunteer expedition to France. He will seek expert advice from both sides of the aisle before approving any division of authority for future war measures.
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