Open warfare terms dropped from future U S army texts
General Dunn and General Drum at Fort Leavenworth declared that open warfare concepts would shape American military training, while trench and foreign doctrines fade. They stressed a unique American doctrine with uniform classroom standards and a focus on an offensive spirit over past trench narratives.
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Pershing
Drum
Washington
Napoleon
Jeno
Grant
Gettysburg
Army Service School
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Hugh. A. Dunn
Line School
Hotel Accommodations Seen as Uncertain in London
London managers warn of possible shortages for a large influx of American travelers this spring and summer. They estimate the city’s top hotels cannot host more than about four thousand guests at once, while planners note many Americans may seek rooms ahead of arrival. Estimates of American visitors range from one million to far fewer, creating potential disappointments for travelers en route to France.
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London
England
United States
France
Ohio presidential primary fields narrowed to seven
Associated Press reports in Columbus that by February 27 the Ohio presidential preference primary entries closed with four declared Republicans and three Democrats in contention.
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Columbuus
Ohio
Ohio Party White Paper Names Candidates for 1920 Ballot
The secretary lists Republican contenders Harding Wood Garfield Baird and Democrat hopefuls Cox Campbell Monroe. Ballot narrowing to Harding and Wood for Republicans and Cox for Democrats is expected before printing. Garfield and Campbell may withdraw as delegates express second choices. Cox holds Ohio's 48 votes at the San Francisco convention.
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United States
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Leonard Wood
James R. Garfield
Eats A. Baird
Cox
Ito
Wood
Cho
James . E. Campbell
Baird
Ticke Monroe
San Francisco
Dane Becomes U S Citizen While Abroad
Bozeman Montana Thomas P Nielsen, a Dane, recently gained U S citizenship through local courts while still in Europe where he served with the U S army. He feared returning to Denmark without American status and others arranged for an official to take the oath in his absence.
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Bozeman
Mont
Thomas P. Nielsen
Europe
Unitd States
Nielsen
Denmark
Ifriends
Eighteen qualify for Los Angeles auto road race
Eighteen drivers qualified for the 250 mile race at the Los Angeles speedway. Nineteen entries were received. James Murphy set a speedway record with a lap of 1.25 miles in 89.14 seconds. Ralph Mulford and Tommy Milton also posted sub 40 second laps.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Speedway
James Murphy
Ralph Mulford
Tommy Milton
Spanish exempt eight hour day by royal decree
The Spanish government by royal decree excludes from the eight hour day law certain occupations. Domestic servants waiters hotel employees living on premises and druggists may work longer than the legal limit.
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Madrid
Red Cross photographs 75000 dead Yankee graves
Helena Mont Miss Bessie Little reports American Red Cross photographed about 75000 graves of American soldiers in Germany Italy Belgium and England. She recently returned home after an ab pestis aire December 1917 taking photographs in France. It is surprising how many of the fallen soldiers have been identified.
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Helena
Mont
Jurance
Germany
Italy
Belgium
England
Red Cross
Bessie Little
Remarkable Work Removing Bodies From Temporary Burials
The statement notes significant efforts to relocate bodies from makeshift burial sites to concentration cemeteries. The Argonne is cited as the burial place with the largest cemetery containing 29 000 graves.
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Argonne
Two Big Highways Planned Across Montana and West
Helena, Mont. proposals outline north south highway from Banff to Salt Lake City passing through Grand Canyon and Zion while linking Great Falls and Helena via a canyon route. Commercial clubs support preliminaries in 1920 for construction in 1921 and connect with major tourist routes across the continent.
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Helena
Mont
United States
Great Falls
Grey Falls
Missouri’ River
Banff
Lake ‘Louise
Rocky Mountain
Parks
Canada
Salt Lake City
Zion
National Park
Grand Canyon
Grand. Canyon
Zion. Canyon
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Lewis’ and Clark. National. Monument
Gate of the Mountains
Missouri River Canyon
Southern
California
Pike's Peak
Yellowstone
Roosevelt Memorial
National’ ‘Park
Montana
Real Falls-Helena
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