Heroic Scout Scotty’s Thirty Enemies Dead In Forest Ambush
Private Albert J. Scott, youngest Pershing soldier, aged fifteen, died after gallantly firing on a German force in a forest near Epleds during a brutal chase. The exchange left thirty Germans dead as American casualties. Also noted are Red Cross efforts to supply uniforms to captured officers, aviation training reforms, and war-time homefront labor and industry updates.
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Committee On Public Information
Washington
Albert J. Scott
Pershing
Army
Eurance
Brookline
Stars and Stripes
A.D F
Marne
Scotty
Scotts
Epleds
Bocies
Weutenatt
Tle
Ses
Ile
Amirican
Navy
Red Cross
Lrne
Bureau of Prisoners
Paria
Switzerland
Air Service
Rompthal Ground
Houston
Tex
Long Island
Hazelhurst Field
Mineola
France
Childrens Bureau
Department of Labor
United States
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Ernest H. Burgess
Roosevelt Mercantile Co
Roosevelt, Utah
Eardley Bros
Salt Laee City
Utah
Ashton
Kelly
Umntah Telephone Company
Ried Croas Establiches Tailor
Ber Ie
Rock Island Arsenal
Arsenal
Arsenal Record
M E. Hrotzer
LeClatra
Princeton
Rock Island
Emil Heck
Guba
Yokohana
Japan
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Camp Shelby
Miss
Uintah Motor & Garage
Jack Miller
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Woodard-Currygigurn. Co
W.W. Lewis, Jeweler
the City Bakery
Calder Bros