Americans Entering Germany with Allied Advance In Europe
The article describes American troops pushing into Germany with local cooperation and a mission to help rebuild. It highlights President Wilson's voyage to Europe, his war aims, and his call for reconstruction policies. It notes casualty totals, the evolving toll of war, and U.S. civilian efforts like public works and food controls.
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Germany
America
Toops
Cuba
Philippines
Mexico
Wilson
Congress
France
Belgium
the Times
From Other Viewpoints on War Era Power Shifts
The passage notes varied opinions on wartime leadership and diplomacy. It cites Allied prisoner menus as a source of critique, mentions Hoover’s voyage on the Olympic rather than a specific ship, and discusses the hypothetical of Vice President Marshall acting for Wilson abroad.
American War Losses Among Pennsylvanians
The list from the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces reports casualties by category. It names individuals from Pennsylvania including Lieut. K. B. Birney of Philadelphia and Sgts. Wilson and others, with entries for killed in action, died of wounds, disease, accident, wounded, and missing. Continuous roster spans towns such as Philadelphia, Clearfield, Monongahela, Nanticoke, and Pittsburgh.
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France
Pershing
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Verdun
Marshal Foch
Birney
K. B
Philadelphia
Wilson
M. Clearfield
James
Nanticoke
Klein
A. A
Monongahela
McElraith
W. F
Westland
Murray
Nastasi
Vandergift
Plisuk
New Castle
Hirst
T. G
Delaney
H. E
Clearfield
Gombar, M
Throop
Huth, A. A
Pittsburgh
McCabe
J. D
Plockh
R. W
Danville
F. R
Norristown
McAuuity
W. A
Ebensburg
Wennell
Knewells Mills
Mansburger
A. S
Three Springs
Honestine
F. G
Windber
Pickard
J. G
Young
W. M
Glenshaw
Foster
J. T
Martin
Scranton
Allar
A. H
Zerbe
Backinger
C.5
Cantelani
Old Forge
Chancellor
A. F
Detullio
Flannery
Narbeth- Heinonen
J. A
Monessen
Ingram
Kerbaugh
F. E
Berrysburg
Keller
J. E
Johnstown
Lutz H. F
Joliett
Meyers
IT. A
York
O Donnell E
Harrisburg
Proudfoot
L. H
Parkersburg
White
Darlington
Daugherty
L. S
Dallastown
Evans
F. W
New Eagie
Gallagher
N. V
Nesquehoning
Marcks
A. J
Coplay
Whalen
Whites Valley
Wounded and Missing Soldiers Named Across Multiple Towns
The report lists numerous injured and missing service members by last name and hometown across Pennsylvania. It includes wounded lieutenants and other ranks in the decimated roster, with many entries marked Philadelphia, Reading, Scranton, Pittsburgh, and other locales.
Gliding Flight Turns to Backward Descent and Prayer
An aviator teases a novice as the plane climbs and dives, the passenger clinging tightly and praying. The craft then returns to earth, the passenger kneeling and noting his angel wish cannot be fulfilled while remaining on foot.
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Jess
New York
Songs the Doughboys Sing
Fragmented wartime verse describes Doughboys driving back German lines and nearing victory. The lines reference Hindenburg, the Hun, and celebratory singing as Allied troops advance toward Paris.
Youngster With Right Spirit Inspires Soldier Aid
An Indianapolis News report recalls a Baltimore bridge encounter where a dirty-faced newsboy bought a paper with his own money and tossed it to a soldier. The soldier then helped unload army trucks as the boy watched, saying the gesture was worth more than two cents.
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