Bravery of Forefathers Lives Again in France
An American wartime eyewitness reports artillery action near the front in France. He describes shells bursting nearby, soldiers bravely facing danger, and a village evacuated as French and American guns respond. The piece highlights courage from home and abroad amid heavy shelling and the shared resolve of the ranks.
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California
Maine
Florida
Montana
Michigan University
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Chicago
Express
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Srek
Grover Alexander
Bob Fitzsimmons
Teddy Roosevelt
Jaret News
New England
Middle Western
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Rue Royal
Boulevarde Madeleine
Capucines
Place de l’Opéra
Aire
Paris
Middle West
West
Ilinois
Youthful Avator Defeats Farous Voss in London Duel
Special Dispatch reports in London on a youthful Avator securing a victory over Farous Voss. The match outcome is recorded as a clear win for Avator with no additional match details provided.
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Avator
Victor
Farous Voss
Dame Indomitable in ruins village cares for troops
American dispatch tells of La Dame Indomitable, a 65 to 70 year old Frenchwoman, sheltering American artillerymen in a shattered village. She cooks, washes, and aids wounded, refuses to leave, and recalls three sons gone to war while receiving praise from a French general.
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France
Salvation Army
la Dame Indomitable
la Dame
Paris
Paris in Wartime Paris Flourishes Amid War and Visitors
Paris endures war with a buoyant mood as streets stay crowded and shops display their usual brilliance. American soldiers draw admiration while U S authorities expand war work in France. The city remains lively though food and shortages exist and air raids test nerves.
Bank of England Governor previews long war finance endurance
Lord Cunliffe says Britain can finance war for many years more though strict economy is required. He credits UK banks and three Chancellors for stability, cautions against complacency, and notes updates to Bank Charter and Bank Act. Election looms for next governor with Sir Brien Cockayne likely successor.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
Lord Cunliffe
Bank of England
United Kingdom
Brien Cockayne
Notts and Derby Officers Earn Bars to Military Cross
Notts and Derby officers including A C Goodale and G H Bowman gain bars to their Military Cross for repeated bravery in air combat and ground actions. J Ford McCudden and A E McKeever also earn bars for multiple patrols and downed enemies. Major the Hon. R M P Preston earns a bar for gallantry under cavalry odds.
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A. C. Goodale
M. C
G. H. Bowman
J. Byford McCudden
A. E. McKeever
R. M. P. Preston
Viscount Germanston
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