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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

10

Lodge warns of pro German pacifist movement

Senator Lodge in Boston warned of a strong pacifist pro German movement growing in the United States and Britain to ease peace terms with Germany. He urged taking German towns as security until indemnities are paid and defended hard measures against Germany while supporting allied aims and a strong reconstruction plan for veterans and industry.

Senator Lodge Boston City Club Ment Sible Lodge Peace Commission Germany Burke France Paris Alsace Lorraine Belgium Senate Dantzig Poland Baltic Russia Africa America United States Sussex Carolinal Mercier Serbia United States Senate

War Industries Board lifts restrictions on nonwar output

The War Industries Board announced new readjustment rules moving from wartime to peacetime production. Many industries can raise output by 50 percent of prior curbs and farm, railroad, highway, and public utility construction restrictions are removed. Passenger car manufacturing rises to 75 percent of usual annual output.

Washington War Industries Board

1920 Naval Estimates In Washington

Secretary Daniels sent to Congress the Navy Department’s 1920 fiscal year requirements. Hearings on the naval appropriation bill will begin next Tuesday, per Chairman Padgett. The package includes a second three year building program with 10 new superdreadnoughts 6 battle cruisers and 140 smaller vessels costing 600 million dollars of which one third is cash in 1920. The 1919 appropriation stood at 1.607 billion.

Washington Navy Department Congress Daniels Padgett Naval Committee

Boston Marines Restore Order After March Day Hoodlumism

Last night in Boston crowds on the Common and surrounding streets erupted into a hoodlum riot during Victory Day celebrations. Hats were trampled, women faced insults, and fist fights broke out as soldiers and sailors struggled to maintain control. A 60-strong mob freed a prisoner, a wrench and tools were used as improvised weapons, and disorder spread despite military presence. A woman fainted in the crush and was carried to safety at the Army and Navy Canteen.

Boston Scollay Square Boylston Street New Boston Army Navy

New England Boys On Casualty List Official

A list of named servicemen and a nurse appear on an official casualty roster from New England area towns including Arlington Rhode Island Newburyport Lowell Stamford Bridgeport Springfield West Haven Boston Charlestown and Worcester with many entries marked Private or Corp and notes of slight wounds for Guy H Boise in Waitsfield Vermont and other residences.

New England William S. Hanlin Lincoln Ave Arington R. I John P. Hallisey Fallst Newburyport Constantinos Aggelakos Aiken Ave Lowell David P. Anderson Longridge Rd Stamford

Unofficial World War II Casualties List Names Several From Conn

A scanned casualty list from wartime records names soldiers from Connecticut and nearby states. Entries include killed in action, died of air accident, or missing in action with individuals such as James V Lizzi in Middletown and Thomas Kelly in Providence, plus many others across towns like Pawtucket, Norwalk, and Bridgeport. The list also notes units including 113th and 314th Infantry, Tank Corps, Ninth Army, and 825th Infantry, reflecting a broad spectrum of service locations.

James V. Lizzi Prattst Middletown Conn A Co Thomas HE. Kelly Tyler St Providence R. I James BE. Keegan Pascoag Joseph G. Rose Sachen St Middleboro D Co Harry R. Hubbell Broadway Ebert Beach B Co

Dick O'Brien Famous Pugilist Dies at 43 in Lewiston

Richard Dick O'Brien welterweight champion claimant and longtime fighter died at his Lewiston home after a long illness of creeping paralysis. Born in Lewiston 43 years ago he started boxing professionally at 17 and defeated many notable opponents including the Coffee Cooler, then met his first defeat against Joe Walcett of Boston.

Lewiston Richard Dick) O’brien Dale Street England Joe Walcett Boston

Stecher to Wrestle Zbyszko for War Fund at Madison Square Garden

Navy wrestling champion Joe Stecher will face Waldek Zbyszko on November 26 at Madison Square Garden New York. Stecher, an instructor at Great Lakes since enlisting, will donate the proceeds to the United War Work Fund.

Great Lakes Joe Stecher Waldek Zbbyszko Madison Square Garden New York Stecher United War Work Fund

England calls for new £700 million loan in Commons

In London on November 12, Chancellor Andrew Bonar Law urged Parliament to approve a fresh credit of £700 million. He argued wartime economies might trim spending, but Treasury officials advised against any reduction in the requested funds.

London House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law Exchequer Bonar Law Treasury

Minnesota votes on prohibition amendment outcome

Official returns from 59 of 86 counties show the prohibition amendment defeated for lack of a majority overall. The dry option led by about 15 000 votes over the wet choice in the statewide tally.

Minnesota Paul Minn

New England Names on War Casualty Lists Include Nurse

The War Department releases daily casualty totals. Among 64 New England names listed today is Henrietta I. Drummond of Pawtucket Rhode Island, the first New England nurse reported to have died in France. The list shows killed in action died of disease severely wounded wounded missing in action and prisoners. several individuals from Connecticut and Massachusetts are named among those reported dying or returning to duty.

War Department New England France Henrietta I. Drummond West Avenue Pawtucket R. I Stiou OC Nair Clays Cas Bocanss Cou Ae Shesbaviensepeceeescss Ar Sesaa Sake Ieeeeee

List of named personnel with addresses across New England and nearby states

A long roster of individuals with military designations and street addresses spans multiple towns in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Maine and nearby states. The list includes Lt Eugene S Bradford Sgt Arthur Francis Corp Raymond G Carson and many others with home or duty addresses in Weymouth Peabody Greenfield Attleboro Providence Roxbury Jamaica Plain Marlboro Bridgeport Conn Fall River Somerville Lawrence Newport Brockton Auburn Lynn Warren Cranston Cranston Bridgeport Providence Manville Hartford and Cambridge among others.

Eugene S. Bradford Front St Weymouth Arthur Francis Foster St Peabody Raymond G. Carson Chapman Court Greenfield William B. Barry Mystic St Arlington Rupert W. Brockway Park St Attleboro John J. Dunn Aliens Ave Providence John J. Moore Fisher Ave Roxbury Walter P. Moran Norwich Conn Edward B. Murphy Green St Jamaica Plain Francisco Pazzanese Howe St Marlboro Owen Rock Connecticut Ave Bridgeport Jeremiah F. Crowley Dover St Fall River Ernest E. Flynn Somerville Edmund A. Reardon Water St Lawrence John H. Barker Second St Newport R. I David L. Brewer Chiltonville D Co West Inf James Dillon West Main St North Adams B Co Inf Carl N. Drechsel Seventh Ave Woonsocket Paul L. Lueier Franklin St Haverhill Thomas Ll. McGuigan Plainfield Daniel McGregor Nye Brockton Lawrence D. Parker Hampshire St Auburn Hebert FP. Patterson Logan St Lynn M Co William Pierce, Jr North Main St Warren R. Y Ruben E. Tanner Grant Ave Compton Eskil Swanson Forest Ave Cranston Antonio Testani Grant St William F. Trip Essex St William G. Walker Lakeview Ave Cambridge John F. Wendt

First New England serviceman to die after front return

Private Edward W. Shaw of 157 Franklin Street Lynn died in a New Haven hospital after a gas exposure in August. He served in A Company 826th Infantry, enlisted last April, and is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. David W. Shaw, two brothers, and a sister. Born in Haverhill, he spent most of his life in Lynn.

New England Edward W. Shaw Franklin Street Lynn New Jersey New Haven Shaw 826Th Infantry David W. Shaw Haverhill

Local Soldier James V. Lizzi Reported Killed in Action

Mrs. Louisa Lizzi of 269 Pratt Street Meriden learns her son Private James V. Lizzi of A Company 113th Infantry was killed in action last month. He had worked for the Connecticut Telephone and Electriaq Company before enlisting.

Louisa Lizzi Pratt Street Meriden James V. Lizzi 113Th Infantry Connecticut Telephone and Electriaq Company

Draft calls cancelled and revised age classifications

Washington officials ordered draft boards to stop classifying men under 19 or over 36 and to withhold questionnaires for such registrants not yet sent. Registrants aged 37 to 46 who already received questionnaires need not fill them, as the work or fight order effectively ends with class one.

Washington

Miss Victory Sings to Raise Cape Cod Spirits

Nov 12 Vineyard Haven witnesses a Liberty pole ceremony as Genevieve Cleveland known as Miss Victory sings for charity near the Star Spangled Banner banner. A large crowd gathers and the town rejoices, giving renewed pride to Gay Head and surrounding Cape Cod communities.

Vineyard Haven Ghent Aix Miss Victory Genevieve Cleveland New England Conservatory of Music Cape Cod Gay Head Cleveland

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Robert L. Norton Mr. Lodge Foch People Responsible Danzig African Luce Major Higginson U. S Hohenzollern Audi Herald Globe Upham's Corner Ters New Bnston Dicer Photoplay Palace Gordon Circuit Mildred Harris Marguerite Clark Theda Bara Ana Wallace Reid The Man From Arthur Martell Crcom the Howards Eddie Ada Lumits Helen Gibson Harry Peterson Lew Hawkins Chesterfield Crook Paglia and Mack Charlie Macke Seaburys Madam Flower Eddie Dale Howard Messrs Ley J.J. Shubert Elliott Fray Comstock Morris Gest Este Imc WoRo Company Charles Lovenberg Estelle Adelaide Lovenberg Simon Neary Wellington Cross Clark le Grohs Lew Gene Archer Robert Swann Charles Maddocks Crosby’s Corners Birds OF A Feather Charles J Rich HAN & Harris Charlie Chaplin LGA Petrova Panther Woman Onstance Talmage Southe & Tobin H. Guy Woodward & CO Winttar Anuin FAR Trail Rng Raine Rainbow Pacts Ruth Clifford Castle Q Castle Square Stock Company Filene BOS Mary McLaren Herbert Rawlinson Arine Park A. H. W.ds STA Hazel Dawn Walter Jones Bohn Umberlf Dudley Har Enid Markt Evelyn Gos Mat. Day Otis Skinner Tremont Theatre Klaw & Erlanger Wed Bavil Belasco Utah Lenore Ulrit Copley Henry Sevett D Shaw Filene’s Jordan Hindle Ware Theatre Bowdoin War Film & Vaudeville Acta Douglass Fairbanks W. 8. Hart Tulliver Washington and Essex Sts Liberty Loan Metropolitan United War Work Campaign Wes Modern Army and Navy Eni Dem ST. James Huntington Ave Re J. Galvin Messelees J. , Shubert Rechoes Stuart Walker Ington Booth Tar Wal. Company Pessas Tees J.J. Shubert Managing Directors Charles Purcell Peggy Wood WM. Norris Charlie Lin Dorothy Gish Jane ST James Back Bay Charlies Ray Law of the North Pathe SUN. Aft Boston Symphony Orchestra Henri Rabaud Newman Travel Europe Josef Hofmann Noy Roland Hayes Shubert Wilbur Mats A. H. Woods Montague Glass & Jules Eckert Goodman Barney Bernard Alexander Carr Original New York Company Lew Kelly Chas. Ray Law of North Wassesa Chaplin Coldman Arms Golden West Cecil de Mille Alee Bennedy Berlin Dirsetion Gordon Mayer Film. Corp Tremont Temple POLO Worcester Band Wright & Ditson Pitman Revioceivo Sec. Daniels Hoodlums Francis L. Furlong Moulton St Charlestown Charles P. Britton East West Ave Percy H. Bailey Hillsboro N. H Ray G. Gilert Craftsbury Edward Horton High St Uxbridge Paul Hussey Haverhill St North Reading Frank Seafort Daggett St John Stack Walnut St Hartford Fred H. Fowler Bellevue Ave Roslindale 101St F. A Christopher Pullyard Main St Sangerville Edward HB. Bernard Sutton Lane Worcester Guy H. Boise Waitesfield, Vt Leonard Beeman Fuller Stepney Depot Albert Smith Weeden St R. I. B Co Fred Blanchard Peacedale A. i MG. G Bath Ing Sidney Brandreth Narragansett Ter Riverside R. I. E Co Joseph Broadfoot Westerly R. I. A Co Tank Corps David W. Horton Friendship Too R. I. F Co James F. Cherry Prospect St Theodore Goyette R. I. M Co Patrick Eberhardt Crescent Ave Philip J. Smith New Britain Div Max A. Borriello Centre St. Meriden Frank BE. Clough Chestnut St Manchester William Welch Parker E Co John Lyons Meadow St U.S. M D. H. Wickwire Third Ave West Haven M. G Co Thomas Stack M. G. B. Corp Chrisos Papathanasopoulos Washington Sq Michael J. Sullivan New Haven, Conn Dick O'Brien N. E Douglas Hopkins Bristol George M. Thompson Manchester, Conn Abner J. Higgins Stock. Bridge Jacob E. Wexler Bevel St Tony D. Petenza Windsor St Hartford, Conn Private James V. Lizzi
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