Valor of Marines at Belleau Wood Echoed in War Memoir
The article recalls the U S Marine Corps heroism at Belleau Wood near Paris, detailing the defense against German forces, the line held by Marines, and the pivotal actions that steadied the Allied advance. It notes the broader WWI context and the celebrated courage attributed to American troops.
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HGR Fogg
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Rome
Oride
France
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Aps
Paris
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United States
Belleau Wood
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Lahor
Cermany
Bielaski
Wymp Hitchcare Association
Hugo Sweitzer
Max W. Stour
Sierra in Port with Many Soldiers Aboard
The transport Sierra arrived in New York with officers and privates aboard from a road march. All men were wounded but mostly slight injuries. Red Cross workers and soldiers welcomed them as bands played Home Sweet Home.
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Sierra
New York
Deminlee Army
Red Cross
Villa tied to cartridge deals and French shipment saga
A trader recounts his role in a 1910s cartridge contract with Western Cartridge and a handover to France. He explains funding via New York banks, paying Madero brothers, and later loan defaults. The France shipments followed Wilson’s embargo, with losses and a $24,000 commission alleged. Alberto Madero sues in Prague as he plots a claim.
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Jini
Geta Garza
France
Wevicg
Alton
Villa Artrhiges
Wall Street
JP Morean
Fiats
Silke Villa
Ange Beush
Ville
Villa
Sr. de la Garaza
Alberto Nad Fo
Medien
Alberta Madara Sas
Peniox Ohres
Manhattat
Madera
Disarea
Balt PePeOuint
Western Cartridge Company
West Alton
Neorinipal
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Transac
Pionnue
Bank of el Paso
Maderathers
Gnuty Trust Company
Madero Bros
Pany
Wilson
D-P. Morgan & Co
Actig
New York
Ernesto
San Antonio
Alberto
Ernésta
Spanish Ambassador Relieved of Office in Berlin
Madrid December 9 reports a government decree removing Polo De Bernabe the Spanish ambassador to Berlin from his office. La Alberte of Paris notes Madrid intends to expel the German ambassador Prince Von Ratiber and staff for aiding agitation against the Spanish royal family.
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Polo de Bernabe
Berlin
la “‘Alberte
Paris
Prince von Ratiber
Menoin Uniform Hold Up Jitney in El Paso
Rufus Micheltree, jitney bus driver in East El Paso, was held up at gunpoint by two men in uniform. They robbed him of $4 and forced him to drive to a secluded spot near the border where they escaped.
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Menoin
EL Paso
Tex
Washington Pari
Rufus Micheltree
East el Paso
Jim
Port Sill Pihypps Forced to
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Harden Exonerates Former Emperor
A German dispatch reports exoneration of a former emperor over wartime charges. The AP Lycsed Wire notes officials described the exoneration as significant amid tension, with remarks contrasting the former ruler's public image and personal decisions.
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Associated Press
Alwinian Haroner
Zukuntt
Decor
Inpres
Ssepuk
Lorraine Emotions Roar as Poincare Visit Delights Metz
Crowds in Metz greet President Poincare and French leaders with loud cheers and flags. Marshals Joffre Foch Petain and Generals Pershing Fayo le and Gouraud receive warm acclaim as the American 131st Regiment and French Marines march in review.
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Metz
Poenyesent
Lorraine
Ik Ss Ve Deron
Negiferms
Fyoren Meptilal Club
Maneings
Poincare
Clemenceau
Joffre
Fock End Petain
Hill
General Pershing
Esplanade
Bitkers
Foch
Petain
Pershing
Fayole
Gouraud
France
Premier Clemenceau
Leiding
Marties
Ixtende
Lorraine Bardel
Ala
Theo Mareallin
British press praise America in distant tones
British papers hail American efforts amid wartime reporting while praising Allied resolve. Observers note unity and leadership across sectors, with cautious optimism about transatlantic cooperation and shared goals continuing despite strains.
Secret German Propaganda Financed in United States, 1910s
Newly revealed notes and testimonies show Berlin funded covert propaganda operations in the United States during the era, including newspaper ownership influence and pamphlet distribution. Key figures cited include Bielaski and Lamar, with links to German embassies and consulates.
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Fathiar
Lamar
Habitat
New Jersey
Jhrvan
New York Star
Sils
Pra Ct
Buchanan
Theodore Otto
Cer- Nad
Allentown
Ore
Otto
United States
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Arrneipe
Ln Real
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Department of
Iiece
Carman
Army War Trials Report Shows Few Military Crimes Carried to Exe
The article notes that very few purely military offense sentences led to execution. General Crowder, JAG, cites that 12 307 officers were tried, with only a small portion found guilty of unbecoming conduct or related charges, and executions remain rare. May reports outline limited court outcomes.
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Advocate General Office
Offeara
Betes
Uneia
Oneielians
Seria
Therie
Clark warns foreign trade holds nation’s future
Speaker Champ Clark told the Southern Commercial Congress that America's future rests on foreign trade and a modernized merchant fleet. He argued freedom of the seas, better navigation, and boosted foreign commerce are essential while Britain and France prepare for a trade war.
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America
Clark
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Southern Commercial Congress
Willen
Great Britain
France
Federal court upholds president exclusive fishing rights in public waters
U S Supreme Court foray preserves presidential power to grant exclusive fishing rights. Maxine permits restraining Amaten Pacific from using nets in Annette and adjacent Alaskan coast waters. Government and Metlahahtian party contest the proclamations asserting public access.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Annette
Presidential
Treason Arrests Hit German Manufacturers in Basel District
Basel area authorities seized several Hun manufacturers led by August Thyssen on charges of high treason after night arrests at Weilheim Am Rehr. They were sent to Mutzer and face Berlin court. The seizure disrupted munitions shipments and drew international protest amid U S caution against German ties and arms purchases.
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Switzerland
Dee
August Thyssen
Germany
Dussdorf
Iulheim Am Rehr
Socialist Council
Mailheim
Mutster
Berlin
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