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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1916

Page

8

New American Countess Forms Union With Earl of Sandwich

The new countess, Miss Alberta Sturges of Chicago, becomes wife to George Charles Montagu, the aging Earl of Sandwich who vowed to wed and produce an heir. Educated in Paris, London debut 15 years ago, she contrasts with a society that welcomed their union amid family debates and a widowed groom seeking companionship.

Countess of Sandwich Alberta Sturges Chicago Francis H. Leggett New York Mrs. Leggett Europa Miss Sturges Paris London Edward Carl of Sandwich Victor Montagu Earl of Hardwicke George Charles Montagu Lord Sandwich

Russia's Latest Hero General A A Brusiloff

General A A Brusiloff, aged 64 but appearing 45, leads the Russian offensive against Austria with relentless energy. He eats little, works late with his staff, and inspires soldiers with laconic orders. His endurance and discipline drive troops to hold out against all odds.

A. A. Brousiloff Brusiloft Europe

Campaign leader Wilkes shaped Hughes bid, bold reformer

William Russell Wilkes, chosen as Hughes campaign manager, rose from farmer roots in upstate New York to become New York postmaster, parks chief, and first chairman of the public service commission. His career featured energetic public service and a decisive subway dispute in Bryant Park.

William Russell Wilkes Republican National Committee Hughes New York Seth Low Roosevelt New Bryant Park Willcox Commissioner of Parks

Censor of Army News MacArthur's Rise and Service

Maj. Douglas MacArthur, named military censor for the War Department, is described as an executive and expert. He hails from a military family, won the 1899 Milwaukee West Point vacancy, led the class of 100 as top graduate in 1900, and served in the Philippines, Musso-Japanese war observations, and the 1911 Mexican border mobilization.

Maj Douglas MacArthur Secretary of War War Department General Staff Major MacArthur MacArthur Milwaukee West Point Military Academy Philippines Indo-China Java India Mexican

Rain Makes 'Em Tired Cavalry At Brownsville Camp

Rainy days and swamp mud plague Illinois Cavalry at Camp Wlisua near Brownsville Texas. Officers want to stay but many troopers expect to head home by October while civilians run regimental exchanges, and the First Illinois Cavalry anticipates an August departure. A new eight page

Wlisua Civisians Timois Brownsville Tex Illinois Cavalryman Harry B. Orr Foreman Adjt Frank R. Schwengel Tlmnois M. J. Foreman Mrade First Cavalry Apoute Point Isabel Gulf Coast Tilloois

Juarez and El Paso Stand Across Rio Grande Amid Mexican Ties

The Juarez El Paso frontier city sits opposite El Paso Texas on the Rio Grande. The piece traces Juarez history from El Paso del Norte to its 1885 renaming in honor of Benita Juarez, outlines Maximilian era tensions, Diaz and Taft meetings in 1910, and notes Juarez famed bull fights and frontier links with Nuevo Laredo and Laredo across the river.

Juarez el Paso del Norte North Mexico Benita Juarez Napoleon Tit France Maximilian Oaxaca Comonfort United States Zuloaga England Tehuantepec Spot Vera Crug Spaie Napoleon Archuuke Maximilian of Austria Puebla Porfirio Diaz International Bridge el Paso Taft Diaz el Taso Central Pacific Theban Mexico City Andaly Texas el Paseo Nueva Laredo Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas Republic Laredo Ameriexo Ciuda Porfiriy Diaz Eagle Pass Rio Grace Pothe Umitail Sycees Liaiar Aoa

Blockade Defied by Carthage at Syracuse in Antiquity

An early analysis argues blockading and blockade running are not new war measures. It recounts Marcus Claudius Marcellus trapping Syracuse with a harbor cordon, while Carthaginian galleys slipped through to supply the city, highlighting a pivotal sea power challenge in ancient warfare.

Munsey Marcus Claudius Marcellus Syracuse Sicily Carthage Rome Africs Marcellus

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