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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

3

Missing crew of Lincoln reported after torpedo attack

Washington June 3 Three officers and 23 enlisted men of the navy are missing from the torpedoed transport President Lincoln. One officer was captured by the submarine.

Washington President Lincoln

Officers Named In U‑Boat Encounter Report

Lieutenant Edouard WY. M. Isaacs of Fort Huachuca Arizona was the officer cited by the U boat report. Surgeon Lind sau C. Whiteside of Leighton Pennsylvania is also mentioned in the fragmentary text.

Edouard WY. M. Isaacs Fort Huachuca Ariz Lindsau C. Whiteside Leighton, Penn

Missing Navy Paymasters and Listed Enlisted Men

Navy records show missing Paymaster Andrew Mowat of Newport R I and Assistant Paymaster J E Ardston with possible transcription error. Enlisted men listed include Himmelwright Kuhnert Brown Daley McAllister Nowacki Johnson Haight Zanetti Hoffman Jenkins Hodgkin Owens Freeman Neuiet Wilson Jr Jefferson Williams Woodard with no address for one and several from Brooklyn NYC Trenton N J Eugene Mo Eddyville Neb Denison Tex Jacksonville Fla Chattanooga Tenn Graniteville LI and Columbus Ind names repeated across states.

Trenton N. J Robert F. Freeman Oliphant Furnace Penn Karo H. Neuiet Columbus Ind Frederick W. Wilson, Jr Denison Tex Arthur T. Jefferson Jacksonville Fla Harold H. Williams Brooklyn N. Y Frank H. Woodard Robert S. Walker Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn.; Alfred A. Sweeting New York Arthur S. Egbert Graniteville L. I Jacob Lied

Boston Girl Weds Soldier in Virginia

Announced from Boston, Miss Helen Jordan daughter of Professor James O Jordan head of Boston milk inspection married Henry Goodwin Parker of the U S Army. The ceremony was at Star of the Sea Church Virginia Beach performed by Rev Philip Brenan. Miss Jordan resided with her father at 60 Cushing Street Dorchester and had gone to Norfolk last fall to lead the Norfolk Board of Health research department.

Boston Helen Jordan James O. Jordan Henry Goodwin Parker United States Army Star of the Sea Virginia Beach Philip Brenan Jordan Cushing Street Dorchester Norfolk Norfolk Board of Health

Boston Prepares War Film Pershing's Crusaders at Shubert

Federal agents briefed a 50 plus Boston gathering in the U S Circuit Court room on plans for Pershing's Crusaders an eight reel war film to be shown at the Shubert Theatre starting next Monday. Committees from business education and religion duties were named to promote the film with proceeds returning to the public information drive.

United States Circuit Court Room Federal Building Uncle Sam Pershing Shubert Theatre Greater Boston

Public Information Officials Promote War Film Effort

Postmaster Murray presided at a meeting called by George A. Creel, chairman of the committee on public information. Marcus A. Beeman said Uncle Sam has entered the moving picture business to counter German propaganda by showing U S military and industrial activities. He noted that Pershing's Crusaders is entirely government controlled and funded above the specified limit.

Committee On Public Information Murray George A. Creel Washington Marcus A. Beeman Uncle Sam Pershing Crusaders

Arm all railroad ships under McAdoo order

Director General McAdoo directs a full report on arming the 111 railroad administered ships in Atlantic and Gulf coastwise service. The railroad administration states that all necessary measures will be taken to guard these vessels against submarine attacks.

Washington McAdoo Trailroad Administration Atlantic Gulf Railroad Administration

Germans at Work on Farm at Camp Devens

One hundred enemy aliens were brought to Camp Devens for internment to cultivate leased farms near the camp. The men, former Kronprinz Wilhelm crew, were previously at a Southern internment camp and include several who allegedly tried to tunnel from Fort McPherson. Some may be sent to Fort Leavenworth. others classified as conscientious objectors may be set to farm work if they agree to it.

Devens Kronprinz Wilhelm Fort McPherson Quartermaster’s Corps 519Th Service Battalion Fort Leavenworth

Prisoners Guarded In Stockade With High Fences And Searchlights

The men are described as expert mechanics kept under heavy guard inside a double wire stockade with continuous patrols and night flood lights. Reports claim electric fencing but credibility is low. A twelve foot high stockade houses the prisoners, with tents for inmates inside and guards’ tents outside. Twenty five regular army soldiers will guard the prisoners. Disposing of Objectors A large supply of tractors and other

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