Feeling Angry With Wilson
Budapest paper rebukes U S war declaration against Austria Hungary calling Wilson words pride and honor insulting to Hungarians. It mocks the idea Austria Hungary is Germany’s vassal and asserts free states act as equals in a shared righteous struggle with allies.
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Amsterdam
United States
Austria-Hungary
Budapest
Count Andrassy
Count Tisza
Count Czernin
Aztix
Wilson
Germany
Cardinal at De Luca Wedding Reception
Pio De Luca director of the choir at Holy Cross Cathedral and Miss Mary McGovern of Roxbury were married at St. Joseph's Church with Mgr Splaine officiating. The bride was supported by her sister Mrs. Susan Dixon and the bridegroom by Peter Porter. Cardinal O'Connell attended the reception.
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Pio de Luca
Holy Cross Cathedral
Mary McGovern
Kingsbury Street
Roxbury
St. Joseph's Church
Mgr. Splaine
Susan Dixon
Peter Porter
Cardinal O’connell
Mer. Splaine
Camp Closed to Women on Sundays at Camp Devens
At Camp Devens on December 10 the army ordered women barred from barracks on Sundays after soldiers complained it disrupts rest. Major Hodges cites a regulation. YWCA hostels remain available. Camp routines adjust to cold and training proceeds with indoor drills and new rifles. Private Dennis J. Callahan of the 301st Infantry received six months confinement for AWOL desertion.
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Devens
Washington
Baker
G. M. Peek
Ordnance and
Reveille
301St Infantry
Maine
New Hampshire
308D
Cape Cod
3D Battalion
302D Infantry
Vermont
Connecticut
302D
Dennis J. Callahan
D Company
East Dedham Street
Boston
Assurance of ample steel for war needs from mills
Washington reports that representatives of the nation’s largest steel mills assured the War Industries Board of ample steel supplies for all government war needs. They proposed centralized order placing by J. L. Replogle, the board’s steel expert, to speed deliveries while considering idle capacity fuel supply and transportation.
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Washington
War Industries Board
J. L. Replogle
Two Alarm Fire Endangers 25 in Back Bay Tenants
A two alarm blaze at 19 Dalton Street Back Bay endangered 25 lives and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Investigators from police and fire departments will probe the mysterious origin as flames surged from the cellar to the roof for nearly an hour. Tenants on all four floors are listed, including families with infants, with Walter A. Torrey of 1283 Commonwealth Avenue listed as owner.
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Dalton Street
Back Bay
Boston & Albany
John J. Martin
Fred Brood
Ruth
John Sullivan
Ewart
Kathleen
Ellen Banks
Sullivan
Eric Ericson
Howard
Alexander Myers
Lieutenant Myers
Jennie Denholm
Bruce Lowden
Arshay Beshgeter
Lillian
Peter
Ethel Raplogle
Raplogle
Roger
Thomas
William Mackey
May
Agnes
Walter A. Torrey
Commonwealth Avenue
Engineers Signal The Vigorous Blowing Of Whistles
A fragment notes engineers signaling with vigorous whistle blasts during a session. No further context or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
Commercial Men Raise War Fund in Somerville
Contribution boxes placed in stores by Somerville Council No 467 United Commercial Travellers of America to raise funds for the purchase and support of the war effort.
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Somerville
Somerville Council
United Commercial Travellers of America
B. P
BE. Y. Grant
B. J. Burns
M. G. Gotlob
A. S. Quick
A. B. Williams
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Jordan Marsh
Far East
New England
Shiraz
Kurd Mosuls
Hamadan
Iran
Dazars
Kermanshah
Jordan Marsh Company
Georgette Crepes
de Luca
WiDe Samuel Hamer
Castoria
Herbert L. Baldwin
Hostess House
Hodges
J. M. Wainwright
301St Infantry Exchange
201St Infantry Exchange
Steel Mills
U. S
Athe Sk Barend
Westbrook
Oscar QU KK. Robinson
William B. Bragdon
Yarmouth
Forest Paper Company
New Bedford
State Board of Arbitration
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