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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

8

U S Officer Prevents Riot Over Italian Move at Dalmatia

London report says a serious incident was provoked by Italy's Adriatic action. Italian forces landed 2000 troops at Cattaro while Serbian contingents occupied Cettinje. Allies, including French and American troops, balanced the force. an armed clash was avoided by the American commander, and national flags remained flying.

London The Manchester Guardian Italy Adriatic Franchet A Esprey Cettinje Cattaro Dalmatia

Hun Raiders Captives Report Harsh German Treatment

Five hundred Americans, Englishmen and others, many from crews of ships captured by Moewe and Wolf, arrived at Aarhus Denmark from Germany. Despatch says captives complain of harsh treatment while interned by Germans.

London Moewe Wolf Aarhus Denmark Germany Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company

Read's Sport Equipment Heads Snow Trip Spectacle

In bracing winter weather Read's, the big sport equipment HQ, invites readers to join snow shoe trips on hills and in woods. The piece highlights sleds, toboggans, skis, warm coats and gear as ideal for outdoor hillside sport and flying leaps on the slopes.

Big Sport Equipment

Col Gaston on Peace Problems in Massachusetts

Col William A Gaston former War Labor Organization chair and National Shawmut Bank director outlines in his paniphel the peace era challenges for Boston and Massachusetts. He focuses on rail transport United States merchant marine taxation Americanization and labor, urging unified rail terminals water transfer in Boston harbor and electrification of the Union Freight line to ease perishable goods delays and lower living costs. He warns on taxation rising after war and advocates Americanization language training and broader immigrant civic integration with state coordinated education and industry driven plans.

William A. Gaston National Shawmut Bank United States War Labor Organization Massachusetts Boston Gaston United States Merchant Marine Boston Harbor Boston Chamber of Commerce Union Freight Union Freight Railroad Boston & Maine New Haven Northern Avenue Bridge Interstate Commerce Commission Hlaven Union Grand Junction New England Europe United States Pri State Board of Education State Board of Immigration Bernard J. Rothwell Committee On War Efficiency Rothwell

Colonel Gaston’s Review Highlights Shared Efforts

Colonel Gaston presents a partial review emphasizing collaboration and military discipline. The remarks spotlight leadership, unit cohesion, and strategic planning, with focus on training, readiness, and prudent decisions shaping operations.

Massachusetts War Readjustment and Boston Transportation

A Massachusetts pamphlet urges postwar readjustment beyond broad policy debates. It emphasizes local Boston transportation woes including tunnel shortages, inadequate harbor lighterage, and scattered railroad terminals increasing freight transfer costs, urging New England to address these issues to remain competitive after the war. It notes national shifts toward reconciling conservative and radical policies and warns against radicalism as seen in Russia.

Vately Europe Atlantic Boston New England Pacific Russia Massachusetts United States

Son of Indian Chief Killed in Action

Private Moses M Neptune the 20 year old unmarried son of Governor William Neptune of the Passamaquoddy tribe was reported killed in action in France on September 20. He enlisted in Company I with seven other tribe members, arrived in France after October, and had come to Eastport in April 1917.

Eastport Moses M. Neptune William Neptune Passamaquoddy Maine Pleasant Point France 108T United States Infantry I Company 108D Infantry

Loot of HMNS Recovered From Banks in Brussels

French and British pickets under the paymaster general and in the presence of German officers have seized chests from banks in Brussels including Comp toir National d Escompte de Paris and Credit Lyonnais. The chests hold strong boxes and securities taken from towns in northern France such as Lille Roubaix Tourcoing Valenciennes St Quentin and Cambrai. Securities in Liege banks are valued at thousands of millions of francs and will be returned, except where banks were destroyed like St Quentin and Cambrai, where security deposits move to Paris.

London Brussels Comptoir National d’Escompte de Paris Credit Lyonnais Reuter France Lille Roubaix Tourcoing Valenciennes St. Quentin Cambrai Liege Paris

Brazil Ships Withdrawn From European Patrol

Rio de Janeiro December 10 The British Admiralty notified Brazil there is no longer need for Brazilian warships to patrol European waters. The vessels have been ordered home.

Rio Janeiro Brazil

Foch Grants HMS Extension of Time

Amsterdam dispatch states Marshal Foch has agreed to extend the surrender date for all German locomotives to February, according to the Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin citing competent sources. The report notes the extension affects railway equipment amid postwar arrangements.

Foch HMS Amsterdam Lokal Anzeiger Berlin

Wouldn't Marry a College Girl

Harvard men surveyed by a Post reporter condemn the modern college girl as frivolous and unsuited for homemaking. They contrast today’s students with high school graduates, urging practical work, mutual dependence, and a wife who helps a husband start from the bottom rather than demanding wealth.

Harvard Post Europe Minneapolis America

Cassidy denounces Elevated trustees in campaign speeches

John J. Cassidy, candidate for City Council, spoke in Roxbury Dorchester South Boston and Charlestown last night. He accused the Elevated trustees of failing to provide fit service and urged voters to back ownership of the Elevated as the solution to trolley problems. He decried high fares as unnecessary and exorbitant and urged citizens not to tolerate unsafe service.

John J. Cassidy Roxbury Dorchester South Boston Charlestown Elevated

Jewish Legion Demobilization Begins at Windsor Training

At Windsor Nova Scotia the Jewish Legion is being demobilized as about 4000 Jews from Canada and the United States passed through St John on their way to Windsor during the war. Today 250 passed through on their route to the United States.

ST. John N. B Jewish Legion Windsor N. S Canada United States

Boston Auto Show Sets New Dates in March

The Boston Automobile Dealers' Association voted to hold the annual motor car show in Mechanics Building from March 15 to 22, two weeks later than before. The delay allows manufacturers more time to produce new types. With New York and Chicago cancels, Boston becomes the only national show this year. Chester I. Campbell of Allied War Exhibitions arrived to set preliminary arrangements.

Massachusetts United States Union Bostons War Industry Board Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association Vinc Mechanics’ Building New York Chicago Boston Chester I. Campbell U. S&s. Committee On Public Information

Prince Maxim Warns Wilson on Peace and Armistice

Amsterdam December 10 Prince Maximilian of Baden former German chancellor issues a statement denouncing the enemy’s revenge fever and the harsh terms of an armistice. He says Germany’s national life is menaced and urges President Wilson to honor his word on just peace and a league of nations.

Amsterdam Maximilian of Baden Berlin Germany Wilson

Fruit-a-tives Ad Promises Quick Digestive Relief

Advertisement from 53 Maisonneuve St Hull touts Fruit-a-tives for indigestion and constipation. Donat Lalonde shares relief after trying the medicine, touts immediate improvement. Box prices 50c, six for 2.50, trial 25c. Available from dealers or Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.

Maisonneuve St Hull

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