General Bertram Remains Hero Of Yankee Division Heroes
General Paul Bertram former commander of the 162d French Colonials has fully recovered from a September wound and now leads the 2d Moroccan Brigade in occupation forces. He inspired the 26th Division as a fearless leader who led charges on foot horseback and in a car, earning French honors and earning admiration from the 101st Infantry and others in the Yankee Division.
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Neufchateau
Army of Occupation
Edwards
Bois de Jury
Remier Woods
Bertram
Poilu
Logan
101St Infantry
162D
26Th Division
Toul
Verdun
Lodger Julius Bracy Found Dead in Roxbury Home
Julius W Bracy a 22 year old lodger at 25 Hammond Street Roxbury was found dead in bed yesterday afternoon from accidental gas poisoning authorities said.
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Julius W. Bracy
Hammond Street
Roxbury
Missionary’s Benign Defense Sparks Brooklyn Confrontation
In Brooklyn a Methodist missionary’s remark that President Wilson is aiding Bolshevists provoked cries of treason from about 700 attendees at the Central Y M C A. A police sergeant and three patrolmen intervened to prevent trouble. The speaker later defended Wilson as a Christian gentleman.
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New York
George A. Simons
Russia
Senate Committee
Central Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
Wilson
Dr. Simons
America
Organization
Woodrow Wilson
Colonel Roosevelt
Theodore
Cambridge Man Killed in Accident
Donald J. Fitzgerald 34 died at Cambridge City Hospital from injuries after being struck and knocked down by an automobile driven by Charles H. Keating of Dorchester. The Boston Elevated conductor was crossing Massachusetts Avenue near the Harvard Radio School and did not see the car. Police say the driver was not at fault.
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Donald J. Fitzgerald
Cambridge City Hospital
Charles H. Keating
Windermere Street
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Radio School
Keating
Cambridge
Prices to Fall Back to Normal Rapidly Under New Board
Washington March 9 The Industrial Board of the Department of Commerce completes its personnel and outlines plans to hasten price and wage normality. George N Peek of Moline Ill chairs with Samuel P Bush Columbus Anthony Caminetti immigration commissioner Thomas K Glenn Atlanta George R James Memphis T C Powell Cincinnati and William M Ritter West Virginia as members.
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Industrial Board
Department of Commerce
Council of National Defence
George N. Peek
Moline
Ill
War Industries Board
Chaiman
Samuel P. Bush
Columbus
Ohio
Anthony Caminetti
Immigration
Thomas K. Glenn
Atlanta
George R. James
Memphis, Tenn
T. C. Powell
Cincinnnati
William M. Ritter
West Virginia
Government board aims to stabilize prices after war
The new board intends to restore supply and demand by conference with major industries to set a government approved price scale. Once a stable level is reached, living costs should fall and in turn push wages down without harming American labor standards. Basic commodities like steel and food would be targeted first to bring prices to normal levels.
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Law of Supply and Demand
26th Division Photographer Back in New York
On March 9 additional units of the 27th Division arrived in New York aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam. The troops, former New York National Guard, are bound for Camp Merritt to await demobilization. Captain Edwin H. Cooper arrived as a casual with 1000 feet of Brest camp moving pictures.
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New York
New York National Guard
Holland-America Line
Nieuw
Amsterdam
George D. Westley
Arlington
Mass
George I. Sivans
Somerville
Harry P. Allen
Burlington, Vt
Anson H. Smith
Dedham
Lynn Truckman Found Dead In Gas Suicide
Lynn police believe business troubles led Pietro Di Versi a 56 year old truckman to commit suicide by inhaling illuminating gas in his home at 46 Bessom street Lynn last night. His body was found by his wife stretched on six chairs in the pantry with the keyhole blocked by paper and two gas jets turned on. He is survived by his wife and six children.
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Lynn
Pietro di Versi
Bessom Street
Ex-Czar Favorite Turned Sailor Sails into Boston Port
Alexander Loutsky once a Russian Imperial Guard officer and social leader fled Bolshevik upheaval selling estates and finding hardship in Manchuria and India. He arrived in Boston aboard the Norwegian steamer August earning $50 monthly as a deck hand.
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Imperial Guard
Petrogr Rad
Alexander Loutsky
August
India
Loutsky
Guard
Alexander
Manchuria
Boston
Policeman Mistaken for Burglar Killed in Station
In Philadelphia on March 9 Charles Danowitz a Reading railway police officer was shot to death by fellow officer Frank Mahoney during a plain clothes assignment at Vioga station. Danowitz and a partner entered the closed station when a shout of Hands up! triggered a firefight leaving Danowitz fatally struck through the heart.
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Philadelphia
Charles Danowitz
Vioga
Reading Railway
Danowitz
Frank Mahoney
John McAntee
Rectors Hear From Prelate in Episcopalian Assembly
Episcopalians confirmed over five years gathered to hear Bishop Lawrence now in Aiken SC. Parishes read his message urging conviction and sacrifice, noting church strength lies in duty and worship. He called for deeper service and consecration to the holy communion amid weeks of prayer ending last Monday.
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Lawrence
Aiken
Holy Communion
Madame Botchkareva Confessions Highlight Women's Battalion Leader
A reader learns of Madame Botchkareva's life and her leadership of Russia's Women’s Battalion of Death. The piece previews her continued sensational confessions in next Sunday's Post, including an account of a woman fleeing an abusive husband by leaping from a wharf.
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Madame Botchkareva
Death of
Russia
Botchkareva
Father John's Medicine for Dangerous Colds Ad
The advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe remedy for dangerous obstinate colds. It claims the product contains no alcohol or nerve-destroying drugs and asserts it strengthens the body to fight disease rather than weaken it.
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Father John
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