Chaumont Home of Pershing Symbol of Allied HQ
General Pershing's headquarters for the American Expeditionary Force are in Chaumont Haute Marne France. The article describes Chaumont's old town and modern east district, the renovated barracks, and Pershing's office and residence arrangements near the Avenue des Etats Unis and a chateau on the Marne valley.
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France
Associated Press
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Verdun
Chaumonts
General Headquarters
General Pershing
Liberty Loan
Avenue de Fort Lambert
Avenue Des Etats Unis
Marne
Germans in Mexico Split after Armistice and Socialist Rise
In Mexico City on December 22 Germany’s armistice and a new Socialist government cause a rift among German and Austrian residents. Dr John Yez says most Germans in Mexico opposed the war and anti American propaganda. He notes German Socialists face fear much as they do in Germany and call for world peace and end to anti American propaganda.
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Yez
The Professional Bridesmaid tale in Boston Post Sunday Magazine
Miss Carey stars in a comic social scheme turning a social obligation into romance and profit. The tale follows her witty maneuvering to transform a bridesmaid role into personal gain and a lively, clever payoff.
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Boston Post
New England Units Return From War in Mongolia Voyage
The Yankee Division revue notes 5000 aboard the Mongolia with hundreds of wounded, many New Englanders from the 73d Coast Artillery. Miss Wood, a New England Conservatory graduate, marries Colonel Campanole in Paris. Ambulance crews suffer heavy losses from German fire, including Private Felix Jekubowsky who lost a hand. Officers of the 73d Coast Artillery, led by Lt Col Dwyer and others, return with most personnel intact.
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New
Miss Wood
New England Conservatory of Music
101Th
Campanole
Ritz
Paris
Joyce
Massachusetts
Felix Jekubowsky
Chestnut Street
Lawrence
Felix
F Company
328Th Infantry
Camp Devens
73D Coast Artillery Regiment
Thomas F. Dwyer
Arlington
Herbert S. Foster
North Calais
Roger Snow
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Portland
Philip 8. Clapp
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Allston
Millard
New England Nurses Return Home From Mongolia Front
Miss Hodges and fellow nurses describe New England soldiers as stoic about wounds and eager to return to the front. At base hospitals behind the line, Dr Dowling’s unit demobilizes as some nurses and physicians may go home. Hundreds of wounded aboard the Mongolia hope for leave before Christmas, with fates tied to health. A war bride, Mrs Nicholas W Campanole, traveled with the Mongolia as Miss Elizabeth Wood of Winchendon Mass.
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Mongolia
Post
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Campanole
Pershing
Transport Boy on Hoboken Christmas Returns Delays Seen
Dozens of families seek homecoming news as debarkation officials admit inability to track which ship or outfit will return. Newspapers rely on crews’ ward visits while Knights of Columbus and Salvation Army offer telegrams for arrivals. Listed are soldiers and relatives from multiple New England towns, with several named individuals across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Connecticut.
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Armistice Victory Lists Camp Devens Men in Mongolia Roll
Eighty four Camp Devens men, missing by a hair, joined the Mongolia unit as part of the 12th Division advance school detachment. Among the wounded were Lt. Harry S. Rheads of Holyoke and Eli Treefull of Tiverton, both from World War I campaigns at St Mihiel and Chateau Thierry, with others named from Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.
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Mongolia
12Th Division
England
France
Ralph A. Brown
North Adams
George H. Young
Bridgeport
Conn
Alden W. Sprague
Mast Eagle Street
Boston
Charles E. Gerould
Keene, N. H
E. F. Robbins
Hartford
Leo E. Bb. Dowd
School Street
Watertown
Rarry S. Rheads
Holyoke
10Th Infantry
Ehanuel Treefull
Tiverton
R. I
Terryville
William A. McGlory
Pershing's Own Story Told in Boston Sunday Post
Next week's Boston Sunday Post will publish an instalment of The Real Life of General Pershing featuring Pershing's own account of his Filipino fighting. The piece promises a unique, first person perspective from the famed military leader.
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General Pershing
Boston Sunday Post
Crew Rescues Frigid Quo Vadis Off Brown's Banks
A French schooner bound from Martinique to Mig Saint Pierre with salt was towed into Gloucester after a gale. One 17 year old crewman, Charles Luce, died from frostbite as four sailors endured freezing temperatures in open bunks aboard Quo Vadis before rescue by Catharine near Brown's Banks.
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Brown's Banks
Martinique
St. Pierre
Mig
Caribbean
Charles Luce
McLeod
Quo Vadis Crew Rescued After Four Days At Sea
The Gloucester crew, known for aiding the frostbitten, kept the Quo Vadis crew comfortable as four days elapsed and recovery was hoped tonight.
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Yney
Gloucester
Quo Vadis
Swedish Aid Request Amid Bolshevik Push in Estonia
The Swedish consul at Reval arrived in Stockholm seeking government help against Bolshevik advances in Estonia. The foreign minister said Sweden would not deploy an army, and the consul then sought aid from the British legation in Stockholm.
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Esthonia
Stockholm
Riksdag
Start School to Train Bolshevik Agitators
Harald R. de Scavenius said a Moscow school under Bolshevik Radek trains agitators from many nations to return home spreading revolutionary ideas. He noted Chinese students and representatives from nearly every European country attend. Russian teachers study languages to educate the recruits.
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Harald R. de Scavenius
Petrograd
Moscow
Radek
M. de Scavenius
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