Marines Hold Line Near Paris in 1918 Battle Report
A fragmented 1918 battlefield account notes American Marines blocking a German push toward Paris. It mentions heavy fighting, coastal divisions, and Marines asserting they held ground with riflemen and artillery as units rebuffed advances. The piece references national aims and wartime measures, citing broader context of U.S. entry and mobilization.
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Pklrington
Evertebet Vikan
Sitti
Mathitiegdn
Phierry
Paris
Jani Jan Ee
Bripoli Ito
China
Pallip Sinee
Politiers
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Allien
Demobilization plan splits nation with Indiana in third district
The new postwar demobilization plan divides the country into eight districts, designates Indianapolis as the pacing point for Indiana troops, and places Indiana in the third district with Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Kentucky. The 150th artillery from the Rainbow division will be mustered out at Fort Benjamin Harrison, as districts direct units to demobilize in their regional hubs.
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Benjamin Harrison
Andianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Tenois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kentucky
Fort Benjamin Harrison
One Hundred and Fiftieth Artillery
One Hundred and Fiftieth Artillery, Formerly A First Indiana Artillery
Fort Harrison
Hammond
Calumet District
Calumet Manufacturers’ Association
Illinois
Gary
Chicago
Whiting
Harvey
West Pullman
Grand’ Crossing
Pullman
Association
W. B. Koney
Albert Mohn
South
Henry W. Sue
Silas J. Llewellyn
East Chicago
William A. Ryan
Hedgwisch
L. M. Vilas
A. ©. Clark
Grand
Crossing
Indianapolis
Lawrence Yurg
Joseph A. Bower
York Township
Mr. Bower
Andrew J. Cook
National ‘Guard
Horace Ellis
F Anderson
Anderson
President Wilson Speaks at Guildhall Ceremony
The address from President Wilson at London Guildhall outlines a move away from balance of power toward a permanent concert of peace. He praises Allied leaders, stresses a practical league for global peace, and notes that breaking precedent can be sensible for urgent, shared goals.
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Great Britain
Istatesmien
Wilson
Ashanice
Sasana
Honda
N Shall
Haggrer
Guildhall
London
Ase University
Mansion House
Peace “Conference
Washington
Avas
England
Pie and Escapes at the Castle Wardens Doubtful Credit
An interview recounts the escape of Schalk from Hanley’s castle courtyard with a pie basket. The warden offers a theory that Schalk climbed into a wagon to flee, possibly hidden among pies, and fled several blocks from the Tombs before decamping.
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Max ‘Schalk
Schalk
Hanley
Pacific ‘Ocean
Pleman
Tailor All Cut Up Falls For Old Game
Pittsburgh story about tailor Shear of Braddock who is duped by two men and a jeweler. They show a fake gold disk and price him $2,500, leaving him with only a $1.50 box of brass slugs after a test approves the disk.
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Pittsburgh
Shear
Braddock
Ste
O.K
What Is Bolshevism and Bolshevik Defined in 1905 Context
A fragmented text infection discusses Bolshevism and Bolshevik origins, noting the 1905 Russian usage and the evolution of the term. It mentions Marxist socialism, nationalization, and the suppression of civil rights by the Bolshevik leadership, framing the ideology’s political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Goela Dants
Marzi
Bolsheviats Holda
Volaneea
Seegalt
Sit
American physique and food feed U S soldiers in Europe
Article notes American soldiers in France are taller and stronger, aided by good dentistry and regular baths. It argues U S food abundance and plentiful eating underlie physical superiority, while European limits on bread, meat, and rail logistics hinder their own soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Europe
Johnny Comes Home Again Hurrah
A garbled snippet references march home and advance guard arriving. The text is fragmented with stray punctuation and unclear events, offering no verifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Johnny
Shen T
Idfer
Saller
A.w
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Iére
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Charles Fy
Luke
Dillsboro
Dearborn
Ray “Griffith
Frankin Johnson County
Constable
Goodland
Newton
Mies Tour
Cora G Se “Asso
Reinet Farmers
Meda
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Wal. Messi
Remy Lafayette
Balan
George’ C. Hitt
Evansville
EB. A. Hyman
Evansville Manufacturers
W. D. Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
Greensburg
Frank’ Baker
Purdue University
Blackbird
Lawrenceburg
George
Ww. Cocks
Harrison _ Methodist
Episcopal
Harrison
Good
Rich
John
G Ketcham
Lansing
Jecu Piles
Ec Ee
Toile
Faginsy Ihida RT
Zidt Jessen OY
Beremony
Eord
Mayor Horade
Hinre
Pie
Bean Ree
Peetles
Police
Aire
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