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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
11
King Albert entered Antwerp today to enthusiastic cheers. A Te Deum at the Cathedral marked the occasion, then the monarch rode through the town in an automobile. The day was devoted to rejoicing over liberation with shops open and well stocked, and no signs of war appeared.
General Mangin was thrown from his horse while reviewing French troops a day before Metz entry. The thoroughbred bolted at trumpets, fell on him, leaving him unconscious with head and leg injuries. He is now practically recovered.
Richard H. Long of Framingham, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, files under the corrupt practices act listing $6000 to his campaign committee. The Calvin Coolidge committee shows $4679 in receipts, all paid to the candidate’s personal fund. Frank W. Stearns leads donors with $660. George W. Jepson contributes $600 and several donors give $300, $200, or less.
A poignant message sent to former classmates on a class reunion forms part of H. F. Wheeler's forthcoming Real Life of General Pershing in the Boston Sunday Post. The letter illumination shows the manly character of the general as seen by a distant correspondent.
Pershing fails to win Victoria the Boston Post mascot title as the Back Bay cat defeats him in popularity. Victoria asserts dominance over Hindenburg and Pershing while guarding the newsroom from intruders and petty rival cats.
Health Commissioner W C Woodward forwards a protest to Director General McAdoo urging federal investigation into sour milk caused by slow transport and inadequate icing. He calls for improved transit conditions and mandatory icing of shipments.
Reports from Copenhagen and Washington confirm anti Bolshevik General Denikin's troops capture Kiev and establish a provisional government. The Ukrainian assembly flees while Denikin linked to General Alexeev’s force. war spread as Brest-Litovsk terms echo from 1917.
Chemist D. J. Lane of 532 Lane Building Saint Marys Kansas claims a simple home asthma remedy. He offers a postpaid $1.25 bottle to anyone who writes for it and promises payment if it cures. The recipient must report results within ten days.
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