U S Officer 25 Days on U Boat Tells of Attack
Lieut Jules Fulcher of Crisco North Carolina and Lieut Frank Muller of Oakland California were captured on the torpedoing of the Ticonderoga on September 30. Wounded in the thigh, Fulcher described brutal confinement on the Deutschland and a voyage marked by depth charges, peace notes, and a harrowing escape on a raft before returning to England.
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London
Jules J. Tulcher
Crisco
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Frank L
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England
Norwalk Pastor Quits For Y M C A Work
Rev John Stapleton former Brooklyn preacher resigns after seven years as pastor of South Norwalk Congregational Church to devote himself to YMCA efforts in the Norwalk area.
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John Stapleton
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Cables Between America and Belgium Restored
The Commercial Cable Company announced that the cable link between the United States and liberated Belgium has resumed, though subject to censorship and potential delays. Messages will be accepted at the sender's visit.
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Belgium
Comercial
Uruguayan Banquet Honors Entente Allies
In Montevideo a government banquet honored the entente allies with the President, diplomatic staff, and high officials of the republic in attendance.
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Uruguay
Milford Youth Killed in Action Reported
Milford and Stamford papers note war casualties and updates. Thomas Maher of Milford, born there, is reported killed in a World War I action on July 20, 1818, while others receive word of injuries or missing status. Mary, Blackstone, and local groups plan events as families await details and celebrate servicemen’s conduct.
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Ile
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Nellie | Maher
Albert E. Sheik
Bridgeport
Howard J. Maher
56Th Regiment
American Expeditionary Forces
Stamford
War Department
James J. Hetfernan
John Hayes
Hayes
Ninth U. S. Infantry
Warren Palmer
Cos Cob
Carlyle
Frederick W. Huxford
Court of Common Pleas
Will
Ihonrade Loske
Arbeiter Macnercher
German Alliance
Loske
United States
Edwards to Succeed Crozier in Northeastern Command
FASHINGTION Nov 25 Gen Edwards named to replace Gen Crozier as commander of the Northeastern Department with headquarters in Boston. Edwards will take charge Dec 1 after 42 years’ service by Crozier, former chief of ordnance, who retires Jan 1. Cleveland native, appointed to military academy in 1888.
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William Crozier
Northeastern Department
Boston
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Edwards
New England
Cleveland
Military Academy
Genwal Crozier
Ordnance
Ormal
Wiliam Crozier
Buston
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