Italy's Total Losses Put At 2,800,000 in War Toll
New York reports Colonel Ugo Pizzarello arriving to present Italy's overall wartime losses totaling 2.8 million across killed wounded and missing. He tied figures to a Paris disclosure by Salvatore Barzilai noting 600,000 killed or dying of wounds and 2,000,000 wounded or missing, with disease causing 300,000 deaths.
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Italy
Ugo Pizzarello
Paris
Salvatore Barzilal
Police Force May Go Out on Strike
A Boston Social Club committee told the mayor they will not accept his salary decision for municipal workers. They demand a $200 increase for patrolmen, warning of drastic action at a club meeting next Monday. The mayor cites city finances and looming tax-limit relief as reasons to hold firm.
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Conerton
Martin O’hart
Montreal
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Organized Labor
Cambridge Girl Miss Babb Engaged to Lieutenant Burlingame
Miss Sarah E. Babb of Cambridge, to be the vic tory bride of Lieutenant Burlingame, works in the State House office of James J. Storrow. Her brother serves, a sister is a yeoman, and no wedding date is set.
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Cambridge
Burlingame
Sarah Babb
James J. Storrow
State House
Brokers Charged With Enemy Trading In New York
Edward Meinel and William J Wemple of Mei nel and Wemple Inc were arrested by U S deputy marshal on charges of violating the trading with the enemy act They were released on 19900 bond each
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New York
Edward Meinel
William J. Wemple
Meinel & Wemple, Inc
United States
Wilson Letter Acknowledges Alsace Lorraine Deliverance Hope
Paris readers at a Sorbonne gathering heard a letter from President Wilson read. He thanked the Alsace Lorraine Society for a bound message sent before his departure. He recalled his youth when the provinces were torn from France and expressed belief they would one day be restored to France.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Paris
Sorbonne
Alsace-Lorraine Society
United States
France
Influenza outbreak prompts health reports and aid efforts
Providence officials order physicians to report all flu cases to local authorities to map the renewed epidemic. Block Island receives a shipload of medical supplies from Newport Red Cross workers led by Mrs. French Vanderbilt. two nurses reach the island amid rising sickness. Coast guard stations at Narragansett Pier and Fisher's Island report near-total standdown due to illness, with one Watch Hill crew member ill.
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State Board of Health
Block Island
Newport Red Cross
French Vanderbilt
Newport
Coast Guard
Narragansett Pier
Fisher's Island
Wateh Hill
Herbert M. Knowles
Third Coast Guard District
Watch Hill
Real Life of General Pershing profile in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post will publish next week a profile by H. F. Wheeler on General John J. Pershing titled The Real Life of General Pershing. The piece recounts Pershing’s role in taming the Moro tribes in the Philippines as one of the army’s most challenging missions.
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General Pershine
Boston Sunday Post
General Pershing
H. F. Wheeler
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