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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1919

Page

14

Princess Pats Return Home After War Service

The Princess Pats and accompanying battalions arrived in Halifax aboard the Carmania from England. Veterans include King George V’s unit with 32 original members from 1914, plus replacements to maintain strength after fierce actions at Ypres Polygon Wood Vimy Ridge Lens Cambrai and ten other battles.

Halifax Ypres Polygon Wood Vimy Ridge Lens Cambrai Princess Pats Hamilton Gault Adamson F. J. Simpson Edmonton Alberta England Pats

Civil War Veteran Laroy Currier Dies at Newburyport

Newburyport March 17 Laroy Currier 82 a well known Civil War veteran died at his home 11 Bromfield street He enlisted Sept 16 1862 private in Company A 48th Regiment M V M he fought at Plains Store and Port Hudson La discharged Sept 3 1898 He later served as corporal in Company H Cushing Guards 60th Regiment Infantry M V M He ran a shoe repair business at the Bromfield Purchase corner He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Charles Shirley of Somerville and son Stephen P Currier of Haverhill

Newburyport Currier Bromfield Purchase Streets Charles Shirley Somerville Stephen P. Currier Haverhill

Lichnowsky Named Possible Ambassador to United States

Stockholm March 17 Prince Charles Max Lichnowsky former German ambassador to Great Britain is cited by Svenska Dagbladet as the probable German ambassador to the United States after peace. He sparked controversy in 1918 by blaming Germany for the war and praising Britain’s efforts to avert hostilities. The Prussian Lords expelled him for his remarks.

Stockholm Berlin Svenska Dagbladet Charles Max Lichnowsky Great Britain United States Prince Lichnowsky Germany Prussian House of Lords Prince Chas Max Lichnowsky

Drag River Search For Missing Pittsfield Woman

Western Massachusetts police drag the Connecticut River at Springfield in a bid to locate Mrs. William O. Dwyer of 827 South street Pittsfield who vanished after leaving a sanitarium and last seen on a trolley bound for Springfield. Authorities suspect she may have jumped from the Old Toll bridge during a period of distress and are pursuing all leads.

Pittsfield Massachusetts William O. Dwyer South Street Connecticut Springfield Dwyer South Amherst Holyoke Toll Bridge

Maurice on peace delay harming postwar settlement

Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice, once British director of military operations, said at Halifax that delaying peace terms after accepting League of Nations principles harmed prospects. He noted France seeks security before agreeing to terms and warned that monthly renewals of armistice terms destabilize Germany.

Halifax Frederick Maurice General Staff Carmania New York Maurice League of Nations Germany France

Methodists Offer Aid in Victory Loan Drive

Three thousand Methodist Minute Men in the Boston area have been offered to the campaign chairmen for use in selling the fifth Victory Loan. Chaplain Ernest Lyman Mills announced that the group has accepted the assignment as field representative for New England Minute Men.

Boston New England Ernest Lyman Mills Minute Men

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