Sergeant Hays Down German Plane in May 14 Action
Sergeant Frank L. Hays of the Stork Escadrille, credited with shooting down another German mass on May 14. A New Bedford, Massachusetts native, Hays has served in the American forces since January 9, recording multiple aerial victories.
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Freight rate rise signals rail cost pressures
Warrington May 14 report indicates freight and passenger rates will rise by about a quarter as rail costs climb. Officials cite higher fuel, wages and maintenance expenses, noting total operating costs could surge from 660 million to 50 percent more than last year.
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Edmond Littlefield Recalls World War I Glory and Peril
In a vivid World War I dispatch from N France, Edmond Littlefield writes of his experiences with the 22nd Division, detailing battlefield courage under machine gun fire, the celebration of a French decoration, and letters home describing daily moves, Paris stops, and the front amid constant artillery.
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City Commission backs Utah home products effort
At the first night meeting the city commission read a letter from the Manufacturers Association of Utah asking for city cooperation to boost Utah made goods. The letter urged employing home labor where possible and for workers to favor home products, with Mayor Drowning directing a letter of support from the city commission. A second item notes descriptions of health ads and a mention of kidney trouble and Foley’s Kidney Pills, attributed to a letter from W. B. Moss of Ogden and an advertiser reference.
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Explorer Burlingham Reports Tepbnlle Strain Amid Swiss Tensions
Dr. Frederick Burlingham returns from Switzerland with notes on Tepbnlle condition worsened by belligerent actions. He warns Switzerland struggles to stay neutral as international commerce stalls and public hardship grows among its people.
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Battery 8 Boys At Camp Kearny In Fires And Drills
The report covers Battery 8 at Camp Kearny with details on gas warfare training and new mask use. It notes the English sergeant’s lecture on gas dangers, physical culture routines, and preparations for a second camp opening on May 1. It mentions drill schedules, nightly recalibrations, and ongoing assignments as men undergo medical and oral examinations.
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Training Camp Applicants Named For 5th Unit
First Sergeant J L Yervington and sergeants Carhart Boyle Turner Manzines Musted Allison Hansink and Corporal Chandler Allison Keperion Hecler listed as training camp applicants The names of those chosen for appointment to the eating will be published later Lieutenant Owen Sherwood ordered to Unionville Wisconsin for thirty days gas engine wheel training Afterward he returns to the battery Lieutenant Albert G Willung acts commander of the unit supply company About 200000 children leave local elementary schools each year at age nineteen to enter the workforce Head the Classified Ads.
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British Repudiate Ottawa Statement
Washington May 14 British government quickly repudiated Ottawa’s claim that it was unnecessary to brigade American troops with Anglo French forces. American officials saw this as confirmation of their theory. London said the statement arose from an error later corrected. A misprint in the wire report cited dates and numbers.
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Nuxated Iron Promises New Health Era for All
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