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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1917
Page
12
More than 25,000 National Guardsmen on the Mexican border are designated for return to civilian life and muster out of federal service under a War Department order issued yesterday, as announced by Major-General Funston in Washington.
War Department outlines planned withdrawals with 45 000 to 50 000 guardsmen remaining on border duty while Pershing regiments move out of Mexico. General Funston selects units by border service length totaling 25 243 effecting a staged muster out across 26 states and DC, including Massachusetts Ambulance Company No 2 Field Hospital No 2 New Hampshire First Infantry and New York Seventy fourth Infantry and other units.
An unidentified man was found in the Public Garden at daybreak by a Back Bay officer and taken to City Hospital with exposure. He later said his name was Charles Morris before lapsing back into unconsciousness. He is on the dangerous list, about 55, 5 feet 8, 150 pounds, light complexion with gray hair. He wore a dark gray suit, white shirt and collar, black tie, white underwear, black lace shoes, blue stockings, brown fedora, and a black overcoat.
A second floor blaze at 106 Sumner Street Quincy forced three families to flee. Justin Katin alerted residents and helped Mr and Mrs Katz and their four children and the Asner family from the home. Damage was about 1000 dollars.
Mrs Simeon M Duncan is dead at 45 after fainting at home yesterday and suffering burns. She died today in Rockland Missouri.
The Concord High School ice hockey seven lost to Winchester High on Saturday and now has an open Saturday afternoon slot this week. Manager Harry Clark aims to fill the date with a replacement game.
A Farnham New York letter from the Sisters of St Mary commends Father John's Medicine for curing coughs after other remedies failed. They praise its nourishing formula and health benefits, noting over 60 years of success and its status as a doctor's prescription without alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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