Captain Sullivan Led Red Cross Unit in World War I France
Captain Sullivan joined the American Red Cross United in New York April 1918 and sailed for Europe, serving with the Twenty Seventh and Thirtieth divisions. He helped organize convalescent centers in Paris and Chateaux Thierry, cared for thousands of refugees, and witnessed major battles at Cambrai Amiens and Peronne. He reported fierce air raids on Paris and the heroism of American, Canadian and Australian troops and the French people who welcomed the Allied advance.
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Armistice Celebrated Quietly in France Words of Gratitude Toward United States
In France the armistice was celebrated with restraint and sincere thanks to the Americans. Frank X. Mathis of Valence Idaho, a mining broker, traveled to Baie di route Atlante coast and will stay for several months on business for Coeur d Alene and Butte mining interests. Mathis predicts unusual activity in the northern Timé district leading to new properties. Paris reports President Wilson deeply impressed by the reception given to him.
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Boston Maintains License Column In Light Ballot
In Boston the license column prevailed by more than two to one in the city election with the lightest balloting in years. A different note reports a theater in Jerusalem filled nightly for moving pictures despite the local election.
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Haig Tours Occupied Cologne Sets Brief Press Meeting
Field Marshal Haig arrived in Cologne for an initial inspection of British held territory along the Thine and met more than twenty foreign correspondents at the Hohenzollern Bridge. The gathering served as a farewell to reporters accredited to British headquarters who began their duties with the war’s progression.
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