14 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
1
Enthusiastic crowds greet the arrival at Brest as the noted champion of liberty hails in triumph. The figure departs for Paris where a grand, citywide celebration awaits, marking a notable journey and public recognition.
Washington dispatch notes Capt. Lester detailing German propaganda networks in the United States. The article outlines how information gathered locally was transmitted to Berlin, signaling ominous war preparations. Continued on page 10 third column.
Five hundred army medical corps personnel arrived in Boston at Forest Hills station to serve at General Hospital No. 10 caring for wounded soldiers returning from overseas. The reception included cheering crowds as the 10 car special train disgorged its passengers after 9 p m.
Washington reports the American army on the Rhine has halted with no advance yesterday. Four advance divisions have completed their march to the Rhine and await orders to cross the river, expected to occur tomorrow. General Pershing notes the occupation force stands ready for the next step in the program.
An advertisement lists overcoats including Ulsters and box models offered at 18 dollars and 12 90, with many hundreds to choose from at the F Gray Company store located at Washington near Hanover Street.
Washington December 13 agitation for an independent Ireland was grilled before the foreign affairs committee. George L. Fox of New Haven Connecticut said that many supporting the resolution favored Germany in the war. The resolution was introduced by Representative
The ad notes drastic markdowns on high class suits and overcoats, urging customers to purchase during the current month at F Gray Co located at 4 Washington corner Hanover Street.
SAYS BUT 14 OF A CO., 101ST, UNHURT BY JOSEPH D. HURLEY reports the Dekalb transport survived a German raid with 14 of a company unhurt. The piece notes anniversaries like Washington's Mt Vernon death, Amundsen Pole arrival, and the formation of an allied naval council a year ago with France England the US Italy and Japan.
President Wilson's special train moved toward Paris after a broad welcome in Brittany. Crowds along the route cheered as American soldiers waved to the President, who landed in France earlier in the day and departed Brest for the capital.
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