The Huns Are Cracking Says Lafayette Young Jr
Iowa editor Lafayette Young Jr reports from London that England aims to unite English speaking peoples after the war. He notes British policy to cultivate ties with America and other realms, praises public involvement in politics, and cites optimism that the war may end soon as German pressure wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huns
Lafayette Young, Jr
Iowa
England
Germany
Des Moines
London
New England
America
British Empire
Empire
Ministry of Information
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Mr. Balfour
Lord Northcliffe
Lord Beaverbrook
Balfour
United States
Heckle
Lord Greyl
Lord Grey
Wilson
U Is
Chicago Daily News
Trafalgar Square
Nelson Monument
Automatic trains sustain American units in France front
In France the U S Army built a 15-train system to deliver daily rations, fuel, forage, and supplies to American divisions along a 300 mile front. Each train has fixed loads of beef, bread, rations, fuel, forage, and mail, plus division-specific items like clothing and medical supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Associated Press
Hilgard
Bigger
Mhe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ark
Entz Meat Market
East Fourth Street
Scager Eien Selec
Victor Records
Sousa
Mack Lape
Rota
Monroe Silver
Joseph C. Smith
Hindustan
Victor
Arthur Fields
Marie
Henry Burr
Charles Hart
Peerless
Clark and Burr
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victrola
The
Istered
E Victor
Wangler Bros. CO
Fourth Street
Eckmas
Philadelphi
Sloan
Kis
American Cranberry Exchange
S Growers’ Organization
Chicago
New York
Ohio
Swift
U.S. Food Administration
Swift & Company
U.S.A