Bears Three Wounds at 17 Private Frederick Fe Wilson
Private Frederick Fe Wilson sustains three wounds at age 17 amid unspecified duties. location and broader context not provided in the report. Further details incomplete in the available text.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
5
Private Frederick E. F. Wilson Home After Heavy Wounds
South Boston’s Private Frederick E F Wilson youngest soldier in the 1024 Machine Gun Battalion returns home at 665 Hast Second Street after three severe wounds and two gas exposures. He sailed last January, fought at the Marne Chateau Thierry and Argonne, then will report to Camp Merritt New Jersey following a furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Frederick EF. Wilson
Hast Second Street
Camp Merritt
N. J
Young Wilson
Battle of the Marne
Chateau Thierry
Argonne Forest
Musterole Advertisement for Sore Throat Relief
A vintage ad promoting Musterole as a quick sore throat relief ointment. It promises gentle penetration without blistering like mustard plasters and lists usos from bronchitis to rheumatism. Includes prices 30c 60c and hospital size $2.50.
New Serums and Flu Advice From Health Official
Dr Eugene R Kelley, state health commissioner, says another Spanish flu epidemic like last October’s in Boston and New England will not return. He warns of minor recurrences over the next two to three years but none of the magnitude of the prior outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Eugene R. Kelley
Boston Sees Fewer Influenza Deaths Amid Outlook on Serum
Boston reports 21 influenza and pneumonia deaths yesterday, down from 29 on Saturday. Authorities anticipate many illnesses are seasonable colds, with Christmas crowds blamed for the latest outbreak. Dr Bernard Carey notes the Chelsea Naval Hospital serum shows promise but remains experimental, requiring injections to patients early in illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Health Department
State Department of Health
Bernard B. Carey
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Timothy Leary
Carey
Chelsea Hospital
Currie Hid Fluey Criticized Over Port of Boston Influenza Claim
Health officials spar over where Spanish influenza entered the United States with Dr Donald H Currie of the United States Health Service ill on Gallups Island and unable to respond to Dr Woodward’s charge. Kelley from the State Department of Health notes the disease entered widely and blaming any port is unlikely as ships fumigated and precautions failed to prevent spread to Alaska and Nome before the global outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
William ©. Woodward
Donald H.currie
United States Health Service
Pr. Currie
Gallups Island
Woodward
New York
Currie
Hugene R. Kelley
State Department of Health
Alaska
Nome
New Haven Employees May Strike Over Overtime Order
The N Y N H & H railroad reversed overtime rules after four days causing a tense standoff at the Boston terminal. Managers Bardo and Smith have five days to reinstate the change or face drastic action affecting 700 clerks and 400 laborers at Boston freight terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. N. H. & H. Railroad
Bostone Terminal
C. L. Bardo
A. H. Smith
Boston
Brotherhood Rally Demands Overtime Pay Parity at Railroads
At a large meeting held at 724 Washington Street Wednesday, Old Colony Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks declared unanimous support for restoring time and a half overtime pay. International officers from other cities attended as officials noted similar treatment for fellow workers on the Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany systems and urged rail line management to rescind the countermanding order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Westerday
Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Labor notes and union actions across Boston area
Three wholesale liquor dealers face noon deadline to grant a 35 percent wage rise for Wine Clerks Union No 3. Boston Labor Union educational committee reorganized with Michael A Murphy chairing and William Kolis secretary. Leather firm back pay under state award to be disbursed within 48 hours or workers strike. Bay State Street Railway pays about 140000 in back pay to 4000 streetcar men under War Labor Board. Print and Recreation Department Union officers elected. Red Cross drive progress noted. Massachusetts Engineers state branch re elected Herman Comerford. various local officers named. Lynn express drivers’ strike discussed. sub committee to investigate and visit Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Central Labor Union
Michael A. Murphy
William Kolis
Union Street
Bay State Street Railway Company
National War Labor Board
Print and Recreation
Lora
A. F
John McKernan
Moses Coulter
John Kebone
Michael O'Toole
John Murphy
Thomas Walsh
Red Cross
Peters
Herman Comerford
Boston
Massachusetts
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Brockton
Comerford
Tr State
International Union
Jonathan Berry
RR. Daniels
H. A. Rockwell
Springfield
Arthur Daniels
J. Ll. Wilmarth
Lynn Teamsters
Express
Executive Council of
Lynn
American Boats Patrol the Rhine Amid Occupation Fleet
American patrol boats with machine guns used in Soissons ply the Rhine under occupation. The 12-boat fleet includes 10 patrol craft one supply boat and the Prussian used by General Dickman. The Prussian, a top steam yacht, was requisitioned from Blenz district head mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Soissons
Rhine
Dickman
Coblenz
Russian Democrats Arrive in Paris Representing Parties
Professor Paul Miluicoft head of the Russian Constitutional Democrats and foreign minister in Premier Looff's cabinet arrives in Paris with Nicholas Schebeke former ambassador at Vienna and four other Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Paul Miluicoft
Russian
Constitutional Democrats
Looff
Nicholas Schebeke
Vienna
Bolsheviks
Social Revolutionaries
Russians Seek Entente Help to Restore Unified Russia
A Russian mission in Paris aims to interest the Entente powers in restoring order in Russia and preventing a new government that would divide Russia. Milukoff nodes to Ukrainian resistance to Skoropadski and a plan to unite moderates, with Venikine forming a government at Yekaterinodar and collaboration with Kolchak. The group includes Gurko, Tretiakoff, Getoff, and Krovo poskoff, with Milukoff leading the Centre party. They seek support to curb Bolshevism and advance Russian interests at the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kiev
Paris
Odessa
Milukoff
Skoropadski
Ukraine
Constitutional Democratic
Venikine
Yekaterinodar
Kolchak
Omsk
Siberia
Vladimir Gurko
General Gurko
Sergius Tretiakoff
Russian Ecumenical Council
Alexander Getoff
United States
Photograph Reveals Unusual Ice Formation at Devil's Gulch
A B Nl Burkhart photo captures a strange ice feature on Pallett Creek, Devil's Gulch, Sierra Madre region. At first it resembles laundry drying in wind, but spray from a nearby stream froze on bushes creating a natural freak of nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Nl’. Burkhart
Pallett Creek
Devil's Gulch
Sierra Madre
Pro Russian political groups seek entente aid in restoring order
Professor Wilukoff told the Associated Press that the mission is not government appointed. He said no single government in Russia can speak for all, and the various political parties aim to obtain entente assistance to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Wilukoff
Associated Press
Public Health Push Outlines Fight Against Major Diseases
Dr. George J. Vincent, president of the Rockefeller Foundation group, spoke at Old South Meeting House stressing international effort against yellow fever malaria and hookworm with malaria battles aided by government cooperation. He noted the board acts only on government invitations and cited a Halifax sailor pay delay caused by red tape, aided by a citizen who paid his fare and food until his pay arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aod
Rockefeller Foundation
George J. Vincent
Association
Old South
Ffrance
Panama Canal
Vincent
International Board
Uncle Sam
Halifax
French President Receives Spanish Premier in Paris
Count Rothanones the Spanish premier, who recently met President Wilson, was received this evening by President Poincare in Paris after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count Rothanones
Wilson
Poincare
How London Armistice Signing Is Shown in Mata nia Drawings
Mata nia vividly captures London scenes of the armistice signing in a remarkable drawing set to appear in the pictorial section of next week's Boston Sunday Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Matania
Boston Sunday Post
Retire Chaplain to U S Reserves
Among the graduates of the chaplains training school at Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville Ky is the Rev George Loring Thurlow pastor of the Lexington First Baptist Church who has been commissioned a chaplain and first lieutenant in the United States army On account of the rapid return of the army from France he has been assigned to the United States Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Zachary Taylor
Louisville, Ky
George Loring Thurlow
Lexington First Baptist Church
United States
Armive
France
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Frederick FE. Wilson
DAME
Stoddardco
Washington St
Franklin
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Iowa
Chas. A. Towne
U. S
Immigration
Anthony Caminetti
G. W. Atkinson
Court of Claims of
Washington
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Trace
Albany Street
Cor
East
Canton
Mass
Shopping Responsible
Commonwealth
State Department
Kelley
Boards of Health
DR. Currie
Fluey
Port of
New Haven
LABOR
Nature
Bayer
Jim
Tie
Pape
Grippe
Wolf’s
Mackinaws
Hanover
Portland Streets
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