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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1918

Page

9

Death Toll Reported for Expeditionary Forces Detail

General Pershing informs the War Department that near completion reports on deaths in action among expeditionary forces should reach by December 20 with wounded by December 27. The tally to November 23 for the 30th Division shows 7,623 casualties. Duplicate casualty figures do not alter the overall expeditionary total.

Washington Pershing War Department Wild Cat North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee National Guard Central Records Office Navy

John Toohey Aids Christmas Horse Burden Protest

Massachusetts S P C A urges public to carry home all Christmas bundles to ease the delivery horse named Jerry. Two banners shown in photo indicate march through city streets to highlight relief effort.

John Toohey Massachusetts

Banner urges public to ease load on delivery horse

In a Christmas appeal, the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urges residents to carry more parcels themselves to spare Jerry the delivery horse. Banners reading Save the delivery horse at Christmas time, carry home all the parcels you can have been displayed, with John Toohey the first volunteer photographed alongside.

Jerry Sister Donald Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty John Toohey

General Allenby Enters Aleppo After Palestine Advance

General Allenby entered Aleppo on December 10 with an escort of Indian cavalry. A large crowd witnessed the procession as the mayor handed him the keys to the city and bread and salt. He then met civil and religious leaders at the governor’s residence and addressed a crowded square.

London Allenby Palestine Aleppo

Indians Help Win War Say Indian Affairs Chief

Washington reports in the annual Indian affairs record that 6500 Indians enlisted in the army, 1000 in the navy, and 600 in other war work from 33000 eligible, with over 6000 voluntary enlistments. The Indian contribution spans military service, Liberty bond subscriptions, food production on Indian lands, and relief aid.

Washington United States Cato Sells Indian Affairs Navy

Imperial Granum Food Ad During Illness

During convalescence from influenza and pneumonia take Imperial Granum Food. Nourishing, strengthening, delicious, with no sickish sweetness. Any druggist, 25c. advut

Harbor craft workers urged to arbitration over wage talks

The Shipping Board warned that a harbor tie up in New York would have grave consequences for the United States and its allies as 16 000 harbor workers threaten strike over wartime wage scales and eight hour day demands. Operators favor arbitration but resist eight hour day proposal.

New York Harbor Washington New York Shipping Board Europe America

Jury Selected for Szczepanek Trial in Newburyport

A jury was completed at 5 30 this afternoon as the Superior Criminal Court adjourned until tomorrow for the case of Antonio J Szczepanek a Polish contractor charged with the murder of Mrs Annie Spiewok on Dec 19 1917 Judge Webster Thayer of Worcester presides Evidence will be heard tomorrow The jurors named Joseph S Pickard Cornelius D Bowen Clarence E Upham Charles R Pritchard John Horsch Howard R Shute Harold H Parsons Frank F Newell Frank W Buzzell Lewis A Kirkland Charles A Blunt Orin C Symonds

Newburyport Superior Criminal Court Antonio J. Szczepanek Annie Spiewok Webster Thayer Worcester Joseph S. Pickard Lawrence Cornelius D. Bowen Peabody Clarence E. Upham Lynn Charles R. Pritchard Beverly John Horsch Haverhill Expressman Howard R. Shute Harold H. Parsons Gloucester Frank F. Newell Salem Frank W. Buzzell Hamilton Carpenter Lewis A. Kirkland General Electric Company Charles A. Blunt Orin C. Symonds Danvers

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