Envy of half the American Army in a trench raid tale
A soldier recounts a trench raid in France, praising courage and growth from combat. He and fellow doughboys vow revenge against Germans, noting lessons from danger and promotion under fire. The letter describes squad dynamics, hospital return, and pride in duty, with a wartime sales glimpse and media attention.
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France
Vivela
Joe
Pershing
Milwaukee
Service men enjoy welcome Christmas dinner by Volunteers of America
The Volunteers of America held a Christmas dinner for service members at the Volunteer Service Club on 39 Howard street, with 1500 basket dinners at Werrenton street and another feeding Malden Home children at 42 Seaview avenue. A concert followed the meal, and the large club tree was trimmed by the men. Many invited men, far from home, joined in the feast, and the gathering disbanded near 6 p m.
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Volunteers of America
Volunteer Service Club
Howard Street
Werrenton Street
Malden
Seaview Avenue
Count Karolyi Critics Allies Over Armistice Demands
Count Karolyi, Hungarian leader, told the People's Assembly in Budapest that allies fail to meet armistice terms. He said order cannot be kept while food needs remain unmet and that he has sent a message to President Wilson reaffirming adherence to his principles and awaiting his decision.
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Budapest
Count Karolyi
People’s Assembly Today
Fied
Count Karolyn
Wilson
Excitement Over Gifts Causes Death at Aged Home
Mrs. Mary F. Ives, 71, inmate of the Berkshire County Home for Aged Women, collapsed in the parlor while showing gifts. Born in Great Barrington, she left no known relatives.
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Pittsfield
Mary F. Ives
Berkshire County
Great Barrington
Five Killed In Bad Train Crash At Norga Chickasha Okla
Five persons were killed and 27 injured, 10 seriously, when a St Louis and San Francisco freight crashed into a passenger train at Norga six miles southwest of Chickasha Oklahoma. The passenger train had stood due to frozen pipes when the freight plowed into it, foreshadowing three coaches. A flagman sent to the rear to warn the oncoming freight reportedly paused to warm himself.
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Chickasha, Okla
St. Louis
San Francisco
Norga
Oxkla
Chickasha
Death of Dr Chapman Noted Evangelist in New York
Dr Stephen Chapman longtime Presbyterian evangelist died in a New York hospital after gallstone surgery. Born June 17 1859 in Richmond Indiana he led Bethany Church Philadelphia and Fourth Presbyterian New York and directed evangelistic work for the General Assembly. He is survived by his widow and daughter Mrs Fred W Linder of this city. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Fourth Presbyterian Church New York with burial at Woodlawn New York.
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Chapman
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Cianman
Richmond
Ind
Charles J. Chapman
Springfield
Oberlin College
Lake Forest University
Lane Theological Seminary
Cincinnati
The
Reformed Church
Schuylerville
New York
First Reformed Church
Albany
Dir
A. T. Pierson
Bethany
Philadelphia
Bethany Church
John Wanamaker
Ti Hin
Thesbyterian Church
Warsaw
Nowight L. Moody
Winona
Tremont Temple
Dr. Chapman
Boston
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Portland
Bangor
Cardiff
Wales
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Evangelistic Committee
Fred W. Linder
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
N. Y
Real Life of General Pershing featured in next Boston Post
Next week's Boston Sunday Post presents The Real Life of General Pershing with General Pershing recounting his Filipino fighting in his own words. The instalment promises unique insights from the man who led U S forces in the Philippines and shaped early 20th century military actions.
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General Pershing
Boston Sunday Post
City Hospital Hosts Christmas Show for Patients
Two tons of turkey fed 1000 patients and staff at City Hospital. A festive display lit the children ward while volunteers staged vaudeville in the surgical amphitheatre led by Peter McCarron. Wheelchairs carried patients to the event as open house and cheer followed. Donations arrived from R. H. White Company hair department led by Addie Burdick. Dr. Edmond W. Wilson, with Doctors Manny and Foley, oversaw the effort.
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City Hospital
Childrens Ward
Peter McCarron
Boston Lodge of Elks
Assault and battery arrest after Christmas Eve melee
William F. Strong, 40, of 208 Lamartine Street Jamaica Plain, under arrest for alleged assault and battery. Peter Lapin, 40, of the same address, at City Hospital with multiple head lacerations from the Strong residence Christmas Eve celebration. John Lapin of 4 Brookside Avenue treated for a scalp wound by Dr. William Perrin.
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William F. Strong
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Peter Lapin
City Hospital
Strong
John Lapin
Brookside Avenue
William Perrin
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