Wyoming Notes Celebrate An Anniversary And Visits
Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith hosted a Monday dinner honoring their third wedding anniversary. Mrs Samuel Ferris and her son will spend Christmas in Springfield Ohio. Mrs Tolbert entertained guests for her sister. C Morris back from Wilberforce with a college friend for Christmas. Mr Topsoon once a resident and Mr Taylor of Cincinnati guests of Major Morris. Mrs H Coleman and Mrs Julia Ford improved from flu and can go out. Mr and Mrs Philip O Stark not well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Samuel Ferris
Springfield
Mr. Topsoon
Mr. Taylor
Cincinnati
Major Morris
H. Coleman
Julia Ford
Irish Regiments Save Day at Champagne in Great War
A New York transport report recalls the famed Sixty-ninth and the One Hundred and Sixty-fifth regiments pushing forward at Champagne. The Sixty-ninth suffered heavy losses yet pressed on, with the 149th field artillery praised for its barrage. Lt. J Sanford Bear of Illinois swam the Vesle to verify disguises, earning the Croix de Guerre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sierra
Roy Davis
Chicago
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Artillery
First Illinois
H. J. Reilly
Sixty-ninth
New York National Guard
One Hundred and Sixty-fifth
Rainbow Division
France
Champagne
Ray F. Jenney
Decatur
St. Mihiel
Bear
J. Sanford Bear
Illinois
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Chateau-Thierry
Vesse
For Rent Furnished Front Room in Norwood
Furnished front room available for a man and wife at 2529 Ida Ave Norwood. Includes bath and electric light. Quiet lodging with basic amenities in a residential area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Electric Light
Ida Ave
Norwood
Fugitive George Stowers Surrenders to Police
George Stowers a 20 year old Negro who was shot three times by Federal Narcotic Inspector Madden after attempting to evade arrest and who escaped from General Hospital last Friday afternoon hobbled into the First District Police Station last night and surrendered to Patrolman Schlotman He remained in a hospital orderly uniform at the time of surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stowers
Richmond Street
Madden
General Hospital
First District
Schlotman
Two Senators Live in Same Street in Topeka
Topeka Kansas boasts having two United States senators on the same street. Senator Charlies G. Curtis, now representing the state, and Senator elect Arthur Capper reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
United States
Charlies G. Curtis
Arthur Capper
WATCH FOR LOANS TO HANS
A resolution by the national boycott committee of the American Defense society argues that discriminatory lending by American banks to Germany is financially hazardous. It urges notifying depositors before their money is lent for German interests and compares the idea to a Lodge bill requiring public signs for stores dealing in German goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Boycott Committee
American Defense Society
Germany
Richard M. Hurd
Senator Lodge
Well Known Buffet Closes After 40 Years in Boston
Boston’s Fennels Place, a famed buffet bar near Devonshire Street, will close in May due to wartime prohibition. Run by John Fennel for 40 years, the venue hosted notable visitors who sampled the famed Combination drink of whisky and ale. Fennel, a celebrated wine purveyor, traveled Europe collecting rare bottles, paying up to 125 dollars for antique 18th century bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fennel
Devonshire Street
For Rent Furnished room for 2 men with utilities
Furnished room for two men available with gas heat and bath. Rent is 2 dollars and 50 cents per week. Contact Woodburn 1743 L by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
For Rent Three Room Brick Cottage in Walnut Hills
Three room brick cottage for rent at 2337 Concord Street Walnut Hills. Monthly rate twenty dollars. Contact Canal 1263 Y for details.
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Concord St
Walnut Hills
On &Th Street
Mound
Almost Entire Baldwin Family Lost in War Atrocity
Leavenworth Kansas report states the Baldwin family of William C. Baldwin, at the Soldiers' Home, has suffered heavy losses in World War I. A third son died of pneumonia at Camp Funston, two other sons were killed in France, and two daughters serve as Red Cross nurses overseas with one wounded by a bomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Leid
William C. Baldwin
Company C
Here
America
Camp Funston
France
Red Cross
War is good hair tonic in wartime tale from France
Sharon Pennsylvania reports Private Harry Vance of Farrell, now in France, says cannon blasts and explosions act as a hair tonic. He recalls an American soldier who landed head bare, fought in several front line clashes, and whose hair grew back into a fine crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Harry Vance
Farrell
France
Vance
Money in Picking Spuds in Houston Maine
Women and girls in the potato-growing sections of Aroostook county earned six to eight and a half dollars daily picking potatoes at fifteen cents per barrel. Some worked by the day for four to five dollars with board provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Aroostook County
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Wyoming
Mr. C. Morris
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Philip O. Stark
New York Infantry Regiment
Queen City
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Life’s Pathway
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J. H. Toran
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Joe Reese
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