Names on List of Casualties
Casualties from combined War Department releases show about 500 fewer names than yesterday. Total nationwide 1387 casualties, mainly slightly or undetermined wounded. New Englanders 102, down 43 from yesterday, fatalities up with 16 listed today including Lieutenants George Macelligott and Herbert G Cobb.
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War Department
George Macelligott
Willow Avenue
West Somerville
Herbert G. Cobb
Woodfords
SiveRpere
PSHE
Socca
Vcae
New England Boys On Casualty List
Long casualty roll lists numerous servicemen with home towns across New England and nearby states. Entries include Lt. George Macelligott of West Somerville and Sgt. James Martin Kelly of Medford among many others, noting ranks and street addresses.
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NEW England Boys
Casualty
George Macelligott
Willow Ave
West Somerville
Herbert G. Cobb
Woodfords
Leo Lavoie
Warwick St
Lowell
William J. Ring
Hampton Pall
James C. Willeen
View St
New Haven
Conn
Clifford Watson Robarts
Hawthorne St
Bridgeport
James Martin Kelly
Guild St
Medford
William Henry McRedmond
Fort St
East Norwalk
John H. Prouty
Dudley St
Boston
Corp
Roy A. Jefferson
Jedson St
Malden
John J. Carr
Broad St
Erroneous Death Report Stirs Graniteville and Enfield
A wrongly reported death involving Pt Leon EB Foster of Graniteville and Pt Henry W Hough of Enfield prompts clarification. The notice corrects misinformation about fatalities and lists affected individuals and locations.
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Leon EB. Foster
Graniteville
Henry W. Hough
Enfield, N. ET
Hotels Face Telephone Service Cut For Overcharging
Postmaster General Burleson orders all hotels apartments clubs and similar New York institutions to discontinue telephone service if they charge guests tenants or members more than the public pay station rate for messages. The directive sent to Union N Bethel instructs officials to halt service to violators in the New York Telephone Company exchanges.
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Washington
Burleson
New York City
Union N. Bethel
Government Telegraph and Telephone Operating Board
New York
New York Telephone Company
Series of Lectures for Belgian Relief at Boston Academy
The Alumnae Association of the Boston Academy of Notre Dame announces a war lecture series to aid the Sisters of Notre Dame at Namur Belgium. Dr James J Walsh will speak on Marshal Foch the Catholic soldier and generalissimo of the allied armies tomorrow at 3 PM. The executive committee includes Martha T Logan Joseph W Kiley Mary T Carney Teresa F Fitzpatrick and Katherine M Doyle.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
Namur
Belgium
Boston Academy of Notre Dame
Boston Academy
James J Walsh
New York
Ty. Walsh
Marshal Och
Martha T. Logan
Joseph W. Kiley
Mary T. Carney
Teresa F. Fitzpatrick
Katherine M. Doyle
Mandatory system outlined in German colonies plan
Paris January thirty one an article explains three proposals for German colonies disposition. Annexation likened to Pacific Northwest, international administration compared to Congo control and failed Albanian and Moroccan precedents, with the mandatory system part of the League of Nations plan.
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Paris
Pacific Northwest
Congo
Albania
Morocco
League of Nations
World War Memoirs From New England Division Narratives
The Daily and Sunday Post begins a series of personal World War narratives by members of New England’s division. Readers are invited to follow continued accounts of actual experiences.
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the Post
New England
Daily
Sunday Post
Bridge Taken Under Fire in Dead Man's Valley
A World War I frontline account recalls a dawn mission to seize a railroad bridge. Captain Breen leads from the front as shells burst, troops push through woods, and a hail of fire wounds several men including Dan and Sgt Conway. Despite heavy losses, the squad takes the bridge.
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Daniel A. Phillips
101St Infantry
West Second Street
South Boston
Hades
Vincent Breen
South End
Verdun
Breen
Havne Chow
Charlie McGuire
New York
McGuire
Dan
Jim “Knife” Conway
Packy
Clark
Old
D Street
Two Approaches to the League of Nations Mandates
The text outlines two models for mandating colonies under the League. One makes the League trustee via states with oversight, the other makes a League member the administrator. Key principles include chosen mandates by consent, open door, limited military force, and open appeals to the League. Perpetual mandates are debated with revocation for misrule or imminent self-government.
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League of Nations
Jis
League
Youthful Post feature writer dies in Dorchester
Walter Bird aged 19 died of pneumonia at his parents home in Dorchester after a relapse from a cold. Born in Rockland Maine he moved to Boston at age seven and studied journalism at Boston University before joining the Sunday department of the Post last April. Funeral from his parents home Sunday February 2 at 2 p m. burial in Rockland.
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Post
Dorchester
Nickels
Walter Bird
the Post
Tyler H. Bird
Granville Street
City Hospital
Bird
Rockland
Boston
Mather Grammar School
High School of Commerce
Boston University
The
American schooner stranded on reef in Cuba
The American schooner Andrew Nebinger of Boston stranded on a reef at Point Porto Rico Cuba. In one foot of water with crew aboard, efforts to float her failed though salvage was possible. The vessel was bound from Banes Cuba to Mobile.
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Washington
Andrew Nebinger
Boston
Point Porto Rico
Cuba
State Department
Banes
Mobile
Phelan Pushes Fast Track for Reserve Bank Surplus Bill
Massachusetts Representative Phelan chairing the House banking committee asks for a House rule to give the surplus increase bill priority. The rules committee will decide Tuesday on granting right of way for the measure.
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Wastitington
Jan
Congress
Federal Reserve
Phelan
Massachusetts
House Banking Committee
House
Rules Committee
Treat Rheumatism by Lithia Water and Salts
Many cases of rheumatism attributed to uric acid in the blood. Drink Jad Salts or four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidneys, flush uric acid, and ease joint pain. Pleasant lithia water beverage aids kidneys and reduces internal impurities.
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Birch St
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Marshall EB. McQuarrie
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Max Abert
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Meriden Rd
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Commonwealth Ave
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Dorr St
Martin Athy
Washington St
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Edward Db. Davis
Newington
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Tremont St
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John W. Greenleaf
Williamstown
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Caroline St
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William C. Schneider
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Harry Sherman
Columbus Ave
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Commercial St
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Bell Ave
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Blackstone St
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Culley St
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Grand St
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