Mexico Swings Toward Retaliation Over Cuba Trade
Washington reports Mexico recalls its charge d affaires from Havana amid speculation it is a retaliation over Cuba sugar trade and war restrictions. Officials say no clear intent or impact on U S interests is evident, though Cuba oil supplies could complicate ties.
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Teuton
Two Aviators Die in Plane Collision Over Waco Field
Lieut W B Kuehn and Private William M Snyder died when their aircraft collided with another at 500 feet over a Waco Texas airfield. Kuehn had prepared to fly to Wortham for a Red Cross exhibition. the second machine’s occupants were uninjured.
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William M. Snyder
Philadelphia
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Snyder
Wortham
Red Cross
Two U S Aviators Awarded Crosses in France
May 25 reports Lieutenant Walter Barnaby of Oklahoma an aerial pilot and Lieutenant Kenith Culbert of Orange New Jersey an observer were decorated with the French Croix de Guerre for bold actions over the enemy. Culbert died of wounds shortly after receiving the honor and Barnaby had already died.
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Oklahoma
Kenith Culbert
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London Registers 556 War Charities
A London report notes that 556 war charities are officially registered in the capital. The figure reflects organizations aiding veterans and relief efforts during the ongoing conflict, with registries compiled by the charity commission.
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London
Medical Corps Officers Decorated by British Armies
Ten officers of the United States medical corps received military crosses as announced by the official Gazette. The decorated officers include Captain Galster and Lieutenants Sperny Evans Hamlin Jacques McHenry Sherrick Williams and Williams Jr. all of the United States reserve corps attached to the British forces.
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Hamlin
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McHenry
Sherrick
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Williams, Jr
United States Reserve Corps
Americans Capturerisoners In France May 25 Raid
Official American statement reports a lone raid on May 25 that inflicted enemy casualties and led to several German prisoners being captured. Picardy remained quiet with no other notable activity reported. A note on moral reflection ends with a social quip about education and humility. The Presbyterian board of foreign missions lists 1,353 missionaries.
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