Welcome Home Winifredian Brings 2000 26th Division Troops
The Winifredian docked at Boston harbor at sunrise with 2000 men of the 26th Division aboard. General Edwards greeted the returning troops and urged them to lead, while families cheered from shore and pleasure craft. Units aboard included the 101st Sanitary Train and 101st Supply Train, among others, along with several officers and notable individuals.
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Winifredian
Boston Harbor
Camp Devens
New Jersey
Atlantic
France
Edwards
Warren BE. Sweetser
Wollaston
General Edwards
Colonel Swéetser
Fred E. Jones
Henry H. Wheelock
Fitchburg
Frederick L. Bogan
Dorchester
Medical
Isabel Villiers
Temple Street
Reading
Signal Corps
Augusta Haring
New York City
Patrick S. Burns
Boston
Dr. Burns
Providence
R. T
James J. Mayes
General Army
Chaumont
Washington
Mayes
B. M. Crockett
101St
Milford
Wilbur J. Hannon
Watertown
Hannon
Leicheprey
Willard Bradley
New Haven
102D Field Hospital
E. G. Bradley
Brest
338Th Field Hospital
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26Th Division
President Roads
C. P. R. Seeks Parliament Approval to Run Air Service
Ottawa April 18 The Canadian Pacific Railway Company will ask Parliament for authorization to operate aircraft service between points within or outside the Dominion as it may deem desirable it was announced officially here tonight.
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Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Dominion
Stronger Beer Now Upon Sale In New York
Brewers in New York began distributing a 23 4 percent alcohol brew claimed non intoxicating to push a court ruling on the regulation. Kegs sent without revenue stamps bore tags noting funds deposited in banks to cover stamp costs. Attorneys said other manufacturers in New York and nationwide would follow.
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New York
Brewers Seek Ruling Over 234 Percent Beer Tax Challenge
Libels allege the revenue collector refused stamps for 234 percent beer after payment. Opinion to United States Brewers’ Association president guides action by Hoffman and Gambrinus companies. Government motion to dismiss set for next week.
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Act of Congress
Internal Revenue
District of
Christian W. Feigenspan
United States Brewers’ Association
Messrs. Root and Guthrie
Hoffman and Gambrinus
Hoffman
Federal District Attorney
Internal Revenue Collector
Brewers Move to Sell Non-Intoxicating Beer Under Stamp Block
Hoff man and Gambrinus breweries planned to resume distribution of near beer with less than half of 1 percent alcohol after a presidential ban on grains for brewing. They prepared special unstamped labels under guidance from Hilihy Root and William D. Guthrie, seeking to argue the product falls outside food conservation and prohibition statutes.
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Hoffman and Gambrinus Breweries
Revenue Department
Hoffman Breweries
Internal Revenue Collector
America
Hoffman
Gambrinus
Hilihy Root
William D. Guthrie
Officials puzzled over high alcohol beer challenge
Washington officials weigh possible action as New York brewers distribute beer at 23.4 percent alcohol claiming non intoxicating status. The bureau refused revenue stamp sales for such beer and awaits an Attorney General Palmer opinion before any final move.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
The
Revenue Bureau
New York
Palmer
Bureau
YD Boys Invited to See Ball Game in Boston
Five thousand YD boys are invited by President Grant of the Braves to Braves Field for a morning game in Boston. Afternoon auto rides are planned, with a service dance at Horticultural Hall and further activities by the entertainment committee.
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Boston
Grant
The
Braves
Braves Field
Entertainment Committee
Horticultural Hall
Burleson Accused of Unfair Post Office Tactics
A plain letter carrier argues Boston newspapers unfairly condemn New England telephone operators and condemns Postmaster General Burleson for raising costs, taking over the telephone system, and treating workers harshly while praising McAdoo and Hines for fairer policy. He calls for Burleson’s retirement and fair treatment for telephone workers.
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Commonwealth
Boston
New England
Burleson
Washington
McAdoo
Hines
Mr. Burleson
Mr. Hines
Defences for Munich Communists Arm City Outskirts
A German wireless despatch from London reports Communists in Munich have seized roads to the city put in field artillery set field posts around Munich dug trenches and mounted machine guns Government troops move toward Bachau in contact with defenders General Merker to dismiss the Brunswick government and form a new one no resistance expected
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Munich
Bachau
Merker
Brunswick
Workmen's Council
Woolen workers largely content, law and arbitration debated
Lawrence mill owners through Paul C. Clay of the American Woolen Company told the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration at the State House that about four-fifths of the operatives are satisfied with current conditions, arguing arbitration would be ridiculous in such a climate.
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Lawrence
Paul C. Clay
The
American Woolen Company
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
State House
Lawrence mill strike sparks clash over Bolshevism and immigration
The Lawrence dispute draws testimony from Mr. Clay alleging foreign workers flood the city and banks show deposits of 2,000,110 between November and February. Isadore Gordon warns against inflammatory doctrine while Rev. Muste and Rev. Long defend nonviolence and blame police brutality and government repression for rising tensions.
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Lawrence
Mr. Clay
America
Isadore Gordon
State House
Gordon
Muste
Cedric Long
Commissioners of Safety
Long
Winthrop L. Marvin
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Wood
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