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... ZEPPELIN CHASING One of most sporting events of the afternoon was the novel Zeppelin chase conducted with all the local colour appertaining the raids with which Londoners were at one time familiar. The ••'fake cover whistle announced the start of the ...
... HONOURS FOR THE ZEPPELIN HUNTERS: THE DAILY MIRROR, Tuesday, September 24, 1918. A force of Arab cavalry such as that whichicut AN OFFICIAL ARTIST IN AMIENS. One of the - artists sent out to the western front to make a permanent record of the appearance ...
... HONOURS FOR THE ZEPPELIN HUNTERS: ON PAGE ’hr* tfTKMOR, Tuesday, Seplemter 24, 1918. m REPATRIATED PRISONERS. Hedjaz railway rear of Turks, Printed and PublUhad by The P,CTOttUL NrwsPiPEa Co. (1910). Ltd, The Mirror Offices, 23-29, Bjuveriastraet,'London ...
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... (temporary Major) Egbert Cadbury, who has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in connection with the destruetion of one Zeppelin and the crippling of another off the North-East Coast, is the youngest son of Mr. George Cadbury, of Rournville. He was studying ...
... Cross to his other decpration, is the youngest son of Mr. Gecrge Cadbury. He is likewise an old enemy of the baby-killing Zeppelin, The authorities have at last let it be known that it was this daring officer who did that well-remembered bit of Zepp-strafing ...
... Harman, of Edmonton, when told yesterday that her son had been awarded the D.F.M. in connection with the strafing of a Zeppelin off the North-East Coast of England. MR. AND MRS. F. J. GOULD. Railway Magnate's Wife Starts Divorce Suit at Versailles. ...
... greatly daring, set out again across the North Sea no more than ten weeks later, they turned tail upon the instant when their Zeppelin scouts reported British warships in the far distance. Since then, nothing but the poussiere of the German Navy has ventured ...
... greatly daring, set out again across the North Sea no more than ten weeks later, they turned tail upon the instant when their Zeppelin scouts reported British warships in the far distance. Since then, nothing but the poussiere of the German Navy has ventured ...
... turned away. STRAFED TWO ZEPPS. Awards for Men Who Foiled N.E. Coast Raid. • The names of the heroes who destroyed -the Zeppelin which recently attempted to raid the North-East Coast, and who damaged a second airship, are revealed to-day. The officers ...
... more comment than catching the No. 18 'bus and getting off somewhere between Willesden and London Bridge. I can boast of no Zeppelins slain or Gothas discomfited. Yet I throw decency to the winds and write—in my pride. There is this justification. NVhen I ...
... Depot. Sir oodman Burbidge presided. Of the three lairmen . awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for the destruction of Zeppelin over the North Sea on August sth, one, Lieut. Ralph Edmund Keys (Pilot), of the Sea Patrol, is old scboiai of Christ Church ...