Battle list of the 26th Division in World War I
A compact record of the 26th Division actions from February to November 1918 on the Chemin des Dames and Meuse front. Key units include the 101st and 102d Infantry, 104th Infantry, 51st Field Artillery Brigade, and attached French forces. The narrative covers raids, gas bombardments, and the Meuse Argonne offensive ending with the armistice.
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104Th Infantry
Bois Quincy
Chemin Des Dames
101St Infantry
64Th R. I
Grand Port
101St
103D Field Artillery
102D
11Th Infantry
Chavignon
Pargny-Filain
102D Infantry
51St Field Artillery
104Th
111-104Th
103D
51St Field Artillery Brigade
Bois Brule
Apremont
Toul
Boucq
Leicheprey
Richecourt
32D
A. C
111Th-103d
Xivray-Marrosin
13Th Field Artillery
203D
5Th
176Th
Meuse-Argonne
S. M
Marcheville
Rinville
First Army
I-102d
Bois d’Haumont
Neptune Sector
Verdun
17Th
Bois d’Ormont
Belleu Bois
Carrefour la Croix Antoine
17Th Artillery Corps
Meuse
26Th Division
51St
Azannes
Les Jumelles D’ore
President Wilson Denies Secret Alliance Claims
White House secretary Tumulty announced in Washington that a cablegram from Paris conveyed Wilson’s positive and unqualified denial of reports that the President had formed a secret alliance or treaty with major powers.
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Washington
Tumulty
White House
Wilson
Paris
White House denial of secret alliance rumors
A White House statement directed by Mr. Tumulty denies rumors of a secret treaty with major powers. It says the President has given a positive unqualified denial and that a cablegram confirms the denial. Paris dispatches recently claimed the President sought a Franco American understanding for aid against Germany, potentially to be detailed to the Senate upon his return.
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White House
Tumulty
Paris
France
United States
Germany
Senate
South Boston Liberty Loan Rally Honors General Cole
General Charles H. Cole of the 26th Division, a South Boston native, spoke at South Boston High School in support of the Liberty Loan drive. Joseph Maynard, president of South Boston Trust Company, presided and forecast the district would outpace all others, a claim based on past prizes. Congressman John F. Fitzgerald and Representative Robert E. Bingay joined the briefing as additional speakers.
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Charles H. Cole
South Boston
Joseph A. Maynard
South Boston Trust Company
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Robert E. Bignsy
Women’s Motor Corps to Drive Wounded in Boston Parade
The Women’s Volunteer Motor Corps of the Boston Metropolitan Chapter aided by motor corps from Newton Lynn Worcester Fall River Haverhill Springfield Providence Pawtucket and metro branches will guide over 900 wounded from the 26th Division in a Boston parade. About 260 cars are planned with 150 from Boston, eight from Providence and smaller consignments from other units. many drivers arrived with their cars yesterday.
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Boston
American Red Cross
Newton
Lynn
Worcester
Fall River
Haverhill
Springfield
Providence
Pawtucket
R. I
Waltham
Canton
Dedham
Wiil
Boston Metropolitan Chapter
Providence Chapter
Budget plans for honor certificates and public works
Governor Coolidge sent a supplementary budget to the House totaling 2 932 165 10 dollars. It includes 110 000 dollars for testimonials and records of soldiers and veterans and 2 479 285 50 dollars for public improvements aimed at easing unemployment.
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House of Representatives
Coolidge
Tolstoy views Bolshevism as German paid, predicts downfall
Ilya Tolstoy, son of Count Tolstoy, spoke at Symphony Hall railing against Bolshevism as immoral and undemocratic. He argued Bolshevism dominates Russia only in cities through centralized power, asserts it has never been a true majority party, and predicted its decline with Russia’s industrial collapse. The audience hissed at Bolshevik remarks but gave Tolstoy applause and an ovation at the end.
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Jone Heckler
Symphony Hall
Ilya Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Russia
Sailor Hurt As Auto Hits Post in Keaney Square
Chief Boatswain William Jaenickie of the Charlestown navy yard is at Relief Hospital with multiple lacerations after being thrown from a car that struck an elevated railway upright in Keaney square. The auto, owned and driven by John M. Murphy of 55 Menadgock street, caused the accident last night.
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William Jaenickie
Charlestown Navy Yard
Relief Hospital
Keaney Square
John M. Murphy
Menadgock Street
Bayer Aspirin Safety Guideline in 1920s Ad
Public warning promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine Bayer product. It warns against counterfeits, stresses the Bayer Cross on packaging and tablets, and notes proper dosing directions for headaches and related pains. Also mentions affordable 12 tablet pocket boxes and larger bottle sizes.
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Bayer
Brooklyn
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