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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
11
The morning releases report a total casualty decrease of about 600 names from yesterday. The lists include New Englanders and corrections, with six local fatalities and a breakdown by killed, wounded, missing, and diseases. Names and addresses span MA NH RI CT ME VT and beyond, with several soldiers returned to duty or wounded with varying degrees.
Pt. William A Kelly of Providence Rhode Island Pt Constantine Vegnorpoulos of Springfield Massachusetts Pt. Cyrille Veilleux of Manchester New Hampshire died of wounds Mt. Willam Shea of Fall River Massachusetts Pt. Chester Percy Tuttle of Oxford Massachusetts Pt. William E F Kelliher of Brockton Massachusetts
President Wilson met former Premier Salandra and Leonida Bissolati in Rome. Bissolati recently resigned from the Italian cabinet over policy disagreements about Italy's aims at the peace conference. Bissolati has supported the league of nations idea.
During a Rome visit President and Mrs. Wilson toured the Red Cross Hospital where the Italian Red Cross awarded Mrs. Wilson the Cross of Merit.
Lieutenant Arthur Sutton and Privates McCauley Suess and Haston of the United States Signal Corps have arrived in Berlin from Coblenz. They will take photographs of happenings in Berlin and vicinity.
Paris reports only 10 days left before armistice terms with Marshal Foch expire and Germany lags on surrender of war matériel, rail engines, railcars, submarines, and prisoner repatriation. A separate local fire in Howe Brook destroyed a home, killing an 18 month old child, Corey and his wife hospitalized after kerosene fire.
Warren Corey a railroad section foreman and his wife were seriously injured in a fire at Presque Isle Missouri on January 7. A child died in the blaze leaving the survivors in critical condition. Local authorities investigate cause and casualty details remain incomplete.
Marcel Nadauud, a retired French flyer, details how Chignole a Paris street gamin rises to fame in the French Flying Corps and how ordinary people become heroes under war stress in his new book The Flying Poilu to be serialized in Boston Post Sunday Magazine next week.
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