A limestone statue of a World War I warrior stands on high ground at Baltimore Cemetery. It’s a memorial to Otto C. Phillips, a private who was killed in action 100 years ago during a little recalled battle. The Battle of Montfaucon in Northeast France, Sept. 26-28, 1918, was one of the bloodiest…
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At Baltimore Cemetery, tombstones recall an important World War I battle that took a local toll
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