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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1919

Page

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One Army The United States Army 1918 Doctrine

Major General Clarence R. Edwards reflects on General Orders No. 73 from August 7 1918 which unifies all land forces under The United States Army dissolving separate designations. He recalls the pre armistice era army composition and argues for equal leadership across Regular Army National Guard and National Army divisions. The note continues on page 19 second column.

War Department Washington United States Army United States Regular Army Reserve Corps National Guard National Army C’s

British Officers Forecast Peace Terms at Conference

British officers predict a Thursday conference will reveal final peace terms and armistice plans. Each nation is expected to retain enough troops to secure both the armistice and the forthcoming peace agreement, with demobilization to follow as soon as practicable.

Hall Cries All Night in His Cell

Rev. Henry H. Hall pastor of Union Baptist Wells Depot faces trial for wife murder. He declares from Saco city jail that he is innocent and awaiting trial, confident of a verdict. Gerow sisters to testify for the state. Hotels in Biddeford and Saco taken to house witnesses.

Saco Henry H. Hall Union Baptist Church of

Telephone Operators Threaten Strike Over Wage Demands

Discontent grows among Boston Telephone Operators' Union members after no wage increase was granted by Postmaster General Burleson or his representatives last August. A strike is being discussed despite efforts by Julia O'Connor Mary Mahoney and May June of the conference board to prevent action.

Burleson Boston Telephone Operators’ Union Julia O'Connor Mary Mahoney Conference Board

Bolsheviki Note Not Thought Formal Rejection

Paris June 26 reports indicate most newspapers view the dispatch by M Tchitcherin to the Soviet representative in Sweden as not a formal rejection of the request for an open parley. The note seeks confirmation of the peace conference supreme council decision to send a mission to the Princes Islands for a meeting with the Russian faction.

Paris M. Tchitcherin Sweden Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Princes’ Islands

Dr Hilton's No 3 for Colds Influenza Ad

Advertisement notes Dr Hilton's No 3 remedy for colds and influenza. Claims the product is easy to carry and has been used for 25 years. The short promo presents a portable remedy with a long history of use.

Unrest Discussed by New England Telephone Workers Group

At the Joint Council of Telephone Workers of New England meeting in Quincy House the seriousness of the situation was stated. The unrest extended beyond operators with mechanical departments reporting a breach of a pre war agreement by a local company in issuing an order affecting workers.

Joint Council of Telephone Workers of New England Quincy House

Colonel Edward Lawrence Named Greatest Hero of the War

British army colonel Edward Lawrence revered for wartime exploits earns the title The Greatest Hero of the War. Underwood and Underwood credits accompany his recognition in a period news caption.

Edward Lawrence Underwood& Underwood

War proves no new names in fame yet says Carberry

Clifton B. Carberry argues from Paris that World War II has not created unknown geniuses but revealed those with preexisting talent. He notes established figures and suggests true reputations were formed before the conflict. Continued on Page 16 Third Col.

Paris

Nations Called to Share in Victory Seizure Rights

The British war office declares Britain and allies including France Italy and the United States must keep sizable forces in Europe this year to enforce peace terms after the peace trial is signed. The British say their army should be smaller than other great powers while the combined effort remains in Europe.

War Office Europe

Anniversaries and War Era Notes From An Old Page

Today marks William Ni of Germany's birth year 1859 in today’s anniversaries. Egyptian forces clash with an advancing Turkish guard in 1915 in a historic war note. A Cunarder named Anandania was torpedoed off the Ulster coast a year ago.

William NI Germany Ulster

Boston Weather Outlook Highlights Gentle Warm Trend

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change and moderate west winds. National forecast notes unseasonably warm conditions across New England and Atlantic coasts with relatively high pressure maintaining fair skies and moderate winds.

Boston Washington New England Atlantic

Yesterday's Temperatures Recorded at Thompson’s

Weather snippet records yesterday's temperatures with time stamps and averages. Includes notes on yesterday versus last year and a brief ad reading.

Thompson's

Wilson's Heart for Be ism of Women of France

Delegation hears President Wilson favors the cause as he pledges support for women of France and their efforts during wartime.

Peace Congress Hopes to Consider Women’s Suffrage Request

Paris January 25 The text of President Wilsons address to a delegation of French working women who asked him to push that the peace conference include women's suffrage among its settlements.

Paris Wilson France Murat

President's Address to Mademoiselle Thomson and Ladies

The speech expresses gratitude for an unexpected tribute and the speaker's humility at being trusted. He acknowledges the honor and confesses concern about justifying the confidence placed in him, while reassuring that the trust aligns with his hopes and aims.

Mademoiselle Thomson

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