Major Clyde Smith Answers Jack Littlefield Slurs
Major Clyde Smith of Ogden responds to Jack Littlefield in a letter defending his wartime stance toward Germans. He recalls frontline bitterness, occupation arrival in Coblenz, and perceived German deception while contrasting American resolve and moral judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Ogden
Jack” Littlefield
Coblenz
Dragos
68Th Infantry
Rhine
Europe
Western Front
Darcé
Argonne
The Worst Is Yet To Come In Coblenz Era Reflections
A veteran recalls interactions with German civilians after Coblenz occupation. He argues Germans are not inherently barbaric, criticizes a vengeful postwar stance, and urges humane regeneration through education. He contrasts anti German sentiment with calls for reconciliation and warns against extermination. He cites Maximilian Harden and Belgian atrocities while challenging claims from critics.
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Ogden
Rom
Fort D. A. Russell
Ogden Examiner
Tre
Orden
Lan
Peings
Tun
Wwe
Thaaween
Op Pan
Loring
Coes
Maximilian Uardin
Germany
Tyhrough
Mr. Littlefield
Ths
Tinefield
Ahern
Kramdensl
Bucscic
Red Cross
Belgium
Fragmented OCR item on ski graduation and names
Fragmented text fragment mentions skis and a graduation event with unclear names. No coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond generic references.
Outburst of Everett in War Debate Sparks Questions
Ex-Major Glyde T. Smithy quotes a heated exchange on America's WWI role and French policies. The letter criticizes wartime decisions at Drent port and calls for explanations from the War Department, while noting public interest and possible further discussion.
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Dougine Jinig
Delure
Douzlan
America
War Department
Privregow
Drent
Jan T
Railway Man Troubled by Stomach Ailment Finds Remedy
A railroad worker recounts years of stomach trouble treated with surgery and gallstone concerns. After a brakeman recommended a herbal remedy, he reports gaining weight and relief, crediting a preparation claimed to aid digestion and cleanse the intestinal tract. The ad cites a money back guarantee and advertises The Metoryro Drug Co. and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluce
Seattle Jazz Band At The Beathanm
The Melodyland Jazz head of Seattle performs at the Beathanm with a varied program. The band travels through towns en route to New York after Ca den, featuring pianist Byram Blackenger and Harry Baker, drummer Keith Neusbaum on the African harp, and Ralph Canuiter on saxophone. Professor W. I. Woodward will lead the Berthana Moor again this year.
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Melodyland Jazz
Seattle
Mame Ger
Dames
Thatcher Creasura
Melodyland Jara
Tomring
Trans
Harry Baker
We Elroy
Faminus
Keith Neusbaum
Siso
Ralph Canuiter
Ea Proftaseor W. 1
Woodward
Berthana Moor
Ogden welcomes four returning soldiers from overseas
Four Ogden soldiers recently arrived in New York from overseas are expected in Ogden within days. Corporal Stanley A. Purcington of Healy Avenue, with the headquarters company of the 16th Infantry, Private William F. H. Van Altern of Van Buren, G Company, 161st Infantry, Corporal Thomas F. Tower of Canyon Read, A Company, 28th Division, and Mechanic David B. E. Stephens of B Company, 24th Infantry are named among the arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
New York
Ogder
Stanley A. Purcington
Healy Avenue
16Th Infantry
William FH. van Altern
van Buren
Thomas F. Tower
Canyon
David BE. Stephens
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Vous
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Forte
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Nchawe
Everet
Herolds
Sheven
Pamsy
Macy Perorde
Bloeck
Toots
Casper
Jom
FE Murphy
By C.M. Payne
Hane
Tove
Tae
Smatier
Bos
Gymaticn
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