Labour Menace in Industrial Scene Warns War Parallels
London reports William Adamson, leader of the Labour Party in the House of Commons, says industrial unrest is almost as menacing as war. He warns against disappointing workers and urges decisive legislation to curb abuses, pensions, shipyards, and state properties neglected, with resolve to stamp out poverty and unemployment.
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Units Assigned to Early Convoy
War Department announced reduction of French hospital facilities to match army cuts with corps deployments. Base Hospitals numbers 8 6 13 20 25 30 35 438 Evacuation Hospital 34 and Mobile Hospitals 1 are in early convoy. Other units include 139th Field Battalion Signal Corps balloon companies 9th 11th 42d 43d Aero Squadron and Quartermaster Casual Company No 6.
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France
War Department
139Th Field Battalion
Signal Corps
227Th Aero Squadron
21 Deaths in Today's War Lists
Casualty releases from the War Department show a slight decrease of about 100 names from yesterday. There are 1456 casualties reported nationwide and 21 fatalities. Most listed today were wounded slightly with a few fatalities noted in the corrections appendix.
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War Department
New England Reports No Fatalities In Latest Day
Local military bulletin shows no deaths for the day as Lieutenants Flynn of Moretown Vermont and Green of Marblehead lead the list of severely wounded. The casualty breakdown lists killed by disease and several wounded with varying degrees of injury.
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Moretown
Edward Tf. Green
Bessenis Beach
Marblehead
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New England Boys Listed on Casualty Roll
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Casualty
Fruit-a-tives Ad Claims Digestive Relief
A consumer testimonial from 53 Maisonneuve St Hull touts Fruit-a-tives as a cure for indigestion and constipation. The ad lists prices and multiple distributors and notes soldiers and veterans with a roll of names and addresses.
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Maisonneuve St., Hull
Delatone Paste Promises Painless Hair Removal
A short home remedy describes mixing water with powdered delatone to form a paste. Applied to a hairy surface, it is rubbed off after two to three minutes, leaving hairs removed without skin damage. Verify you use real delatone to avoid disappointment.
World War Narratives From New England Division
The Daily and Sunday Post begins publishing personal WWI narratives by members of New England's division. The stories, part of a continuing series, document actual experiences from the war.
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the Post
New England
Daily
Sunday Post
Night at Chateau Thierry First Aid Station Under Shelling
A veteran recalls July 22 at Chateau Thierry with the 26th Division in a church that served as a front line dressing station. Shells rain around, a fire destroys a medical wagon, and a steadfast officer stays to comfort and treat the wounded as chaos unfolds.
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Post
Chateau Thierry
White River Jc Man Cited for Bravery in WWI Heroics
Private Charles Hunt of White River Junction Vermont is the sole New Englander among 18 recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross for actions near Mont Blanc Ridge on October 3. He led a risky recon mission under heavy fire, disregarded a back wound to reach the dressing station, then returned to duty until relief on October 10, earning the nickname the kid and praise as an air hero of France.
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White River Junction
Hunt
Mont Blanc Ridge
Georgette Crepe Dresses Featured in New Tunic Style
Advertises women's Georgette crepe dresses in tunic style with wide sash and round neck. Available colors include black navy taupe plum flesh and WHH 900 222 ee.
Four Gang Members Arrested in France Robbery Ring
Police found the gang headquarters in VNCHY France and report four members arrested for robbing Americans in the region. Investigators say more suspects are being sought as the case unfolds.
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France
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