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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

13

German Tidal Wave Sweeps Over Russia

Reports from Berlin claim massive capture at Rovno including 1353 guns 120 machine guns 4000 to 5000 motor cars and trains with about 1000 carriages loaded with grain and war matériel as Bolshevik surrender hésitates amid ongoing clashes on multiple fronts with Allied forces pressing at Lorraine and in the Middle East.

Berlin Rovno Petrograd von Fichborn Moon Island Esthenia Leal Gulf of Riga Pernigal Lemzal Wenden Wolmar Dvinsk Pinsk von Linsingen

Berlin Reports Captures In Russia War Material

Berlin reports capture of 425 officers 8700 men 1353 guns and substantial war material in the eastern war theatre as per today’s official statement from the army group in Russia. The communiqué outlines gains against enemy forces and highlights arms losses.

Berlin Army Group of

Kaiser may demand release of czarina

Amsterdam reports rumors that Bolshevik authorities may be forced by the Kaiser to release the ex-Czarina and her husband and children and send them to Berlin.

Kaiser Czarina Amsterdam Berlin

Cross Country Run At East Boston Today

The Orient Heights Yacht Club hosts a 10 mile cross country run this afternoon starting at 2 pm from the yacht club. The shoreline course around Winthrop marks the club’s first annual event open to all East Boston residents with many prominent former school and college track athletes entered from Noddle Island.

Orient Heights

Elevated Men Vote to Strike on Monday in Boston

The Boston Elevated street car workers vote to strike if demands for higher wages and relief from overcrowded, heatless cars are not met. Two meetings drew thousands at Fay Hall and Wells Memorial, with leaders and union officials pushing for a strike by midnight Monday if needed.

Fay Hall Dover Washington Streets Wells Memorial Washington Street Matthew J. Higgins Boston Street Car Men’s Union Beacon Hill Tion Shine Brush Dexter Hall Higgins William J. Timmins Union Timmins America Division 589 Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Boston

Elevated Letter Warns Union Over Strike Vote

The Boston Elevated Rail way Company in a Feb 21, 1918 letter to Carmen’s Union officials says it has received no notice of a strike vote and urges continuity of service. It details prior meetings since 1917 on wage and schedule changes and questions a union press statement about allegedly pressuring the company.

Matthew J. Higgins Wm. J. Timmins Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Division Boston Massachusetts Carmen Boston Elevated Railway Company Mahon J. H. Reardon International Executive Board Carmen’s Union Learned Messrs Neal Ching Special Aecess Commission Public Service Commission Street Railway Committee Committee On Metropolitan Affairs James J. Storrow M. C. Brush

Public Utilities Aid Backed by Wilson Increases Likely

With President Wilson's approval the Federal Railroad Administration plans to interest itself in those needing financial aid. The measure anticipates possible increases in fares or rates as part of the public utilities relief effort.

Seral Railroad Administration McAdoo Rald Roads Publi Federal Railroad Administration

Bay State Engineers Reported as Wounded

South Amboy New Jersey reported missing in action November 30 and buried December 3. Private Clifford Hy Wilson of Waltham Massachusetts died from pneumonia in the same dispatch.

Bay State Engineers South Amboy N. J Clifford Hy, Wilson Waltham, Mass Pneuemonia

Private Fay Reported Wounded After Rifle Cleaning

Private John J. Fay aged 28 son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Fay of 27 Clayton avenue South Medford was reported wounded in a telegram from the adjutant general's office yesterday. In a letter his mother said he hoped to use his rifle for combat and mentioned a sweater made by his sweetheart. Fay arrived in England with the first American troops and was photographed with them on parade in an English city.

John J. Fay Alexander Fay Clayton Avenue South Medford Adjutant General's Office

Enlisted in July Melrose Soldier George W Sterling

George W Sterling of 1069 Main street Melrose Highlands enlisted last July and went overseas in A Company Fourteenth Railroad Engineers. He was a former Melrose High baseball captain and rover on the hockey team. He lived with his parents and has a wife and a two year old son George M Sterling aged 21.

George W. Sterling Main Street Melrose Highlands France Fourteenth Railroad Engineers Melrose High Sterling Simeon W. Sterling George M. Sterling

Pneumonia Fatal Ends Young Massachusetts Soldier in France

Clifford H. Wilson a 22 year old member of F Company Fifth Massachusetts Infantry of Waltham died of pneumonia in France. He served at the Mexican border with the Fifth Regiment and later transferred when the unit merged into the Ninth and became the 101st Infantry. His parents reside in Texas and he left Waltham to stay with W Andrews a milk farmer on Dale street. He leaves a brother Charles Wilson of Waltham.

Clifford H. Wilson France Fifth Massachusetts Infantry Waltham Ninth Regiment 101St Infantry Texas W. Andrews Dale Street Charles Wilson

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