Greetings by Several Ships Pershing Are Released
New York dispatch notes New Year greetings from General Pershing released by the YWCA and Jewish Welfare Board praising their support of the expedition. Another item from Washington states 40 merchant vessels of 4000 deadweight tons or less, requisitioned by the Shipping Board, are released from military use with recommission rights and routing control retained.
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Fight Over New Phone Rates Sparks Boston Protest
Boston and Massachusetts officials vow to oppose Postmaster General Burlesons proposed telephone rate overhaul. The plan claims a reduction but critics warn of overall cost increases, especially in station-to-station charges affecting common calls such as Boston to Pittsfield.
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Washington
Public Service Commission
Federal Department
Massachusetts
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Pittsfield
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Confiscation of German Propaganda Literature
Geneva reports large quantities of German propaganda material reaching Switzerland since the armistice. Authorities say a substantial amount has been seized but German agents persist, spending millions of marks to foment dissension among the allies and the United States over freedom of the seas.
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Geneva
United States
Switzerland
Hollis Returns From France On Mauretania
United States Senator Henry F. Hollis of New Hampshire arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania after returning from France. He said the Wilson smile pleased the French people and noted talks with the Kings of Belgium and Spain.
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United States
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
France
Mauretania
Wilson
Belgium
Spain
Aid Pours In For Mrs Buchanan Widow Of Somerville Boy
A flood of letters and subscriptions to the Post fund for Mrs W A Buchanan widow of Clint Buchanan the young Somerville paperboy killed by a car last Friday poured in yesterday. Subscriptions reach 40786 with nearly 200 more given directly to Mrs Buchanan at her home by local supporters.
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W. A. Buchanan
Clint” Buchanan
Somerville
Somerville fund aids Buchanan family after death of Clinton
Readers of the Boston Post mobilize to support Mrs. Buchanan and her two daughters Jennie and Mary after the loss of Clinton R. Buchanan. A benefit theatre performance is planned, while donors from across Boston and New England contribute to a Buchanan Fund aiming to provide a $1000 trust and ongoing relief for housing, food, and care. Contributions listed include many individuals and organizations as the community rallies to secure a stable future for the family.
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Somerville
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Boston
New England
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Hlghland Ave
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Park St
Newton
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Mountain Ave
Dorchester
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Little Stanley
Brighton Church St
Malden
Mike M. McGloin
Raleigh St
City
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D. A. Boreham
Temple St
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Tonise
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County Road
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Teaching Trades Ayer Camp Case Involves Davidson Theft
At Camp Devens on December 30, authorities disclosed that none of the patients at the base hospital will bear the loss of funds allegedly stolen by Sergeant Robert Joseph Davidson. Nearly $5000 is cited as taken over several months while he served as property clerk at the receiving ward. he faces a general court martial. Arrest followed a party at an automobile tavern where Davidson entertained several women guests. The long list of named associates appears in the Army records linked to the case.
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Robert Joseph Davidson
King Street
Dorchester
Davidson
Department of Justice
Base hospital hosts first art therapy class for wounded soldiers
The Red Cross built facility opens occupational therapy program as nurses and teachers guide convalescents in wood carving basketry weaving and clay modelling. Among arrivals are Second Lieutenant J W Gleason of the 245th Tank Battalion wounded in action, with several wounded veterans progressing through furloughs and hospital care.
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Red Cross
J. W. Gleason
245Th Tank Battalion
River Forest
Ward
France
Renault
Gettysburg
Tukay Guilty In Aspirin Tampering Case In Brooklyn
Joseph M G Tukay head of Verandah Chemical Company Brooklyn was found guilty of sanitary code violation for selling thousands of aspirin tablets mainly talcum powder to influenza sufferers. He received three years in the penitentiary and a $500 fine, the harshest county sentence for such an offence.
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New York
Joseph M. G. Tukay
Verandah Chemical Company
Brooklyn
Chinese delegate T. Wang named to interallied peace conference
Pekin December 20 The Chinese government appoints T. Wang president of the Senate as a delegate to the interallied peace conference He is currently in America Wang studied law at Yale and has long been active in YMCA work in Jaffan and China He previously served as vice speaker when the original Chinese senate was convened
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PEKIN
Associated Press
T. Wang
Senate
Mr. Wang
America
Gc. T. Wang
Yale University
Jaffan
China
Chinese Republic
War Department under fire in Senate critique of demobilization
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon, chairing the Senate military panel, denounced the War Department for inadequate hospital facilities for returning wounded soldiers and for lacking a clear demobilization plan. He cited General Pershing's report and aircraft production flaws, accusing officials of misleading statements and calling for action from the President and Secretary of War.
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Oregon
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New York
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St. Mihiel
March
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France
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Chamberlain Hits War Dept On Demobilization Policy
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon assailed the War Department for dilatory hospital planning and lack of a sane demobilization policy. He urged a definite plan to reassure soldiers, praised Britain’s return to civilian life, and lauded American troops in France while noting no general debate occurred. He cited alleged wartime criticism from President Wilson and stressed accountability for war supply contracts.
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New York
Wilson
Oregon
War Department
Congress
France
Dinner Honoring W H Moore Before Pittsburgh Move
William H Moore assistant manager of the New England Goodrich unit was guest of honor at a Copley Plaza Hotel dinner with 85 officers and salesmen from several cities. The event honored his promotion to manager of the Pittsburg branch, with gifts and remarks from Fred T Moore and others before he departs Wednesday for Pittsburgh.
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New England
T. Goodrich Company
Copley Plaza
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Providence
Portland
Bangor
Manchester
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Moore
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Fred T. Moore
Joseph Buckley
Bill” Moore
Goodrich
James T. Sullivan
Colonial Theatre
Mr. Moore
Pittsburgh
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