Pershing Finds Injustice In Cole Case And Reassigns General
General Pershing reviewed the Cole case and found grave injustice in Brigadier-General Charles H. Cole’s removal. He recounts Cole’s front-line service with the 52d Infantry Brigade, detailing anti fraternization actions and multiple commendations from French and American commands. Cole requests restoration to command or assignment to another combat unit.
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Cole
Pershing
Boston
General Cole
New England
104Th
Bamford
Edwards
Logan
101St Infantry
Hume
103D Infantry
France
United States
Ind
Charles H. Cole
Am. E. F
Hotel Moderne
Orleans
C. G
Blois
P. C
104Th Infantry
Cheatham
52D
E. F
Cmdrs
Francis V. Logan
Chemin-des-Dames
Apremont-Toul
Bois de la Brigade Marine
Marne
St. Mihiel
Eparges
List
Flabas
Chas.h. Cole
Father John’s Medicine Rated Worthy Family Tonic
For more than half a century Father John’s Medicine has proved its value as a pure wholesome body building tonic. Those who prove its value by using it in their homes always tell others of its merit. It builds new flesh and strength without alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Building as memorial demands school activities and library
At a special meeting the school committee accepted war memorial plans for a public building while urging provision for teachers activities a library and a permanent school exhibit. Leo Yeung received a year’s unpaid leave after 19 months in service and will join Hog Island shipyard. The new committee to organize next week with Miss Curtis re elected.
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Boston Teachers’ Council
Leo T. Yeung
Young
Hog Island
Miss Curtis
Keep Service Flags Up in Boston for Returning Soldiers
Boston remains urged to keep service flags flying until all Yankee fighters are home. Prominent officials say blue-rimmed white stars mark returning workers, replacing blue stars, to show Lincoln County support as New England welcomes troops back from war.
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Boston
New England
France
Army
Navy
America
Sailors Urged to Respect Police and Local Law
Rear Admiral Wood of the first naval district issued a statement urging petty officers and sailors to stop any disorder and aid the police. He dismissed the view that service members must tolerate police orders, stressing sailors are subject to local law like citizens. He emphasized petty officers must prevent disturbances and support police in enforcing the law.
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C. G
Toto
Admiral Wood
First Naval District
Gas poisoning lodger moved to hospital in Boston
John Haley aged 52, a lodger at 32 Ash Street South End, was removed to City Hospital after being found unconscious with gas escaping from an open wall jet. He was reported resting comfortably last night. Lieutenant Willard Simpkins, a veteran of a battle with the Twenty sixth Infantry, arrived in Boston and is at General Hospital No. 10 Roxbury, awaiting recovery.
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Hume
John Haley
Ash Street
South End
City Hospital
Willard Simpkins
Boston
General Hospital No. 10
Robert Bent Brigham Hospital
Roxbury
Cured Epilepsy Claim From Milwaukee Woman
Mrs. Paul Gram of Milwaukee asserts a long epilepsy battle ended after using a medicine she attributes to R. F. N. Lepso. She reports over ten years seizure-free and urges others to write for a free postpaid bottle.
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Paul Gram
Fourth Street
Milwaukee
Wis
R. F. N. Lepso
Island Avenue
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U. S. Army
Harbord
L. H. Bash
Clarence R. Edwards
GC. M. Dowell
1024 Infantry
61St Infantry
Hiram A. Bearss
Hosford
Shumway
Flnch
Col. Dowell
Bordeaux
Passaga
Toul Secteur
104Th Inf
103D Inf
8Th Army
Gerard
Chateau Thierry
Degeutte
Etrepilly
Trigade
General Pershing
Russia
Woodrow
Vv Stevie
Post
Gen. Edwards
Tremont Temple
League For A Democratic Peace
Max Wastman
Louis Bryant
Shawmut
Eastern Steamship Line
Charlestown Navy Yard
Washington
Public Works Department
Annie Calef Thornton
Lexington
Charles Cutts Gookin Thornton
Brookline
Ivy Street
Thornton
Frank Pott
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Arlington
Academy
Meridian Hall
Meridian Street
East
American Express Company
South Station
Atlantic Avenue
Thomas H. Lynch
Baton Police
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Lynch
Legislative Committee On Social Welfare
Burrill
Frederick E. Pierce
Greenfield
Geneva A. C
Bloonfield Hall
Coolidge
Executive Council
Edward H. Redstone
Cambridge
Lawrence B. Evans
Grafton D. Cushing
State Brary
the VerTuener Bros
Baltrobe, MD
Cedarwood
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