Cole Demands Croix for All Who Went Over the Top
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole urged that every man who went over the top or faced gas and machine gun fire deserve a Distinguished Service Cross. Speaking in Quincy to a packed audience, he praised war bond support and detailed training and combat actions of the 26th Division and 104th Infantry at Chemin-des-Dames and Apremont, noting heavy gas damage and individual valor.
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Charles H. Cole
Kincaide
Quincy
General Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Yankee Division
Hancock Street
Joseph L Whiton
Gustave B. Bates
Grand
Sunday Post
Ralph Brown
Cole
United States
France
Chemin-des-Dames
Roche
Chemin-des- Dames
104Th
1Mst
Voy
Chemin Des Dames
Toul
N Apremont
Roy Wilcox
Wilcox
104Th Infantry
Dickerman
Somerville
St. Aignan
Tonic Treatment Corrects Severe Nervous Disorder
Advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous disorders tied to poor blood flow. It cites Hartford resident Harry La Francis whose paralysis like symptoms improved after three boxes. Pills claimed to restore circulation, color, appetite and nerve strength.
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Harry la- Francis
Seymour Street
Hartford
Conn
Mr. la- Francis
N.Y
Dr. Williams
Publicly Hangs of Gov Kemal Bey in Constantinople
Kemal Bey governor of Diarbekr was publicly hanged in Bayazid square Stamboul in front of the military governor and officials. He was executed for his role in the Armenian deportations and massacres in Yozghad. The former gendarmerie commander in Yozghad received five years in fortress. Prompted by a Turkish court, the trials began in February in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Kemal Bey
Diarbekr
Bayazid
Stamboul
Yozghad
Major General Edwards Inspires Boston Benefit for Veterans
Major General Edwards drew a packed audience at the Boston Theatre for a benefit show supporting 1000 YD men and sailors. He entered the stage to thunderous cheers, saluted, and urged the crowd to uphold the fallen and returning servicemen as vaudeville acts by the Wilton sisters and others entertained the homecoming troops.
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Edwards
Benefit For Service Men
Boston
Cervo
Mack
Vincent
Dugan
Raymon
Wilton Sisters
Parker Hill
E. P. Barry
Dorothy Torbes
Hdwards
Barry
United States
New England
Navy
Paris
Falling Off in Deposits Across Nation in Early 1919
National banks show deposits from Dec 31 to March 4 declined by 123 million to 15.299 billion, with a 961 million year over year rise from 1918. The drop is blamed on a 410 million fall in New York City, while country banks gain 287,295 dollars. Loans and discounts rose to 9.691 billion, bills payable and rediscounts up 794 million, U S war securities at 3.681 billion, other securities 1.701 billion, and capital plus reserves around 2.33 and 1.151 billion respectively.
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Rency
New York City
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Mass
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Tel. Beach
Gus Edwards
Edmond Hayes
Horace Wright
Renee Dietrich
Mario Lo
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Snoozer
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Ernie Stanton
Julius Tannen
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Simpson & Dean
Elmer
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Sheila
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Board On
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Hurley
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Legal Allens Law Office
School St
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Harry
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Detmar
Curtis
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Anita
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Wed. & Sat
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New York
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Central SQ
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Eve
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