Heroes Welcomed Back Home in New York Transports Arrive
New York on December 11 welcomed home 7 740 soldiers sailors marines and aviators from six large transports. They came from European ports with stories of courage on French battlefields seas and in the air. Hundreds were maimed for life and rushed to hospitals while others headed to demobilization camps. Some veterans walked in with crutches and declared themselves cured by their return.
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Died notices from a Washington newspaper page
Obituaries and funeral notices listing names such as Mary M Trvine and Caroline Kvhl, with dates in December 1918, various addresses in Washington DC, and funeral details or notices to follow, including private services, church masses, and interments at Mount Olivet and Congressional Cemetery.
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New York City
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John J. Sanborn
West Virginia
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Fourteenth Street
Oak Till
Schindler
Ashmead Place
Theodore OM
Annette Schindler
Middletown
Tharp
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Uarfeld Hospital
Wilter J
James Id Elizabeth Tharp
W.R. Spear Company
Ti Street
Paul
H Street
Ingram Morial
Congressional Cemetery
Returned troops bring home stories of heroism and relief
Boston dispatch records soldiers and sailors arriving from overseas after the armistice. Capt. C. E. Glazebrook of Washington and other officers recall daring acts in the Argonne. Mercy hospital ship delayed by storms. Calamares detains a large detachment of naval aviators. units from Western states head to Camp Devens for demobilization amid reunions and parades.
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England
Jumps Three Stories And Lives
Winchester Virginia December 11 A woman 30 suffering acute mania from influenza leaped from a third story to escape imagined enemies. She fell onto a lower roof then to a neighbor’s house and finally to the ground. She was bruised and ankle fractured and will be sent to a hospital for treatment.
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Mra
Cilie Zuckerman
Lous Zuckerman
Eoescape
Hampden-Sidney to come under Synod of Virginia control
Hampden-Sidney College in Hampden Sidney Virginia will be placed under direct control of the Synod of Virginia. The synod will fill all vacancies on the college board, replacing the previous in tuto arrangement. The college, founded as a Presbyterian institution, has 200 acres in Prince Edward county, 14 buildings, and about 2260000 endowment with 140 students enrolled this session.
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Deaths of Soldiers in France Reported by Virginia Families
Charlottesville notices announce the deaths of Lieut. A W Shanklin in France October 15 and John Little died in France of pneumonia October 3. Woeful reports from Wheeling and Elkins detail Lieut Arthur Geed killed in action September 27 and Walliam Stewart presumed dead in a German hospital June 18 after being missing in action.
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Crozet
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France
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Shanklin
Fort Oglethorpe
Oakland
George Little
John
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Schwartz
Arthur Louis Geed
Elkins
John Stewart
Walliam
Diamonds Lost On Trolley Return To Owner In City
Diamonds valued at 1400 dollars were found on a southbound Washington trolley car and restored to owner E. E. Hunter after Rudolph L. Norris located the package and published ads. Representative Campbell spoke at a Visco Club beefsteak dinner on marine commerce. Royal Arcanum officers were elected and to be installed in January. Pvt Charles H. Allen was wounded in France October 4. Mrs Mary Tenn funeral in Columbus Street church.
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Camp Humphreys
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J. G. Cockey
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Charles H. Allen
France
South Lee Street
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Alexandria Light Infantry
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Norther
Columbus Street
W. J. Morton
Arrest 40 Sunday sellers in Cumberland crackdown
Special to The Washington Post reports more than forty arrests for Sunday selling and punch boards in Cumberland Maryland after a prior grand jury warned about open business on Sundays. Separate items note death of William A Garth senior in Page West Virginia and other regional notices from Charlottesville Wheeling Nashville and a color Baptist convention peace conference naming Edward P Jones Henry A Boyd.
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Mvanston
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Nashville
Virginia Weddings and Coastal Wrecks Reported
The Virginia wedding notices list Douglas and Miss Ann Elizabeth Harris marrying yesterday in Charlottesville, with other local nuptials including WilliB Payne and Emma C. Barksdale. Reports from Wilmington and Newport News detail a wrecked hydroplane and escapes from jail, while Camp Lee officers and colored troops are mustered out at Petersburg. A Berkeley County orchardist and former editor, Charles W Loyer, dies in Martinsburg after a long illness.
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Martinabures
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Berkeley County
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Stewart Dies at Cumberland Funeral Held for J A Stewart
James A. Stewart former secretary to Miss Alice Roosevelt now wife of Congressman Nicholas Longworth died in Cumberland. His funeral was held today. In Hagerstown Ambrose McCardch was arrested for shooting Charles P Offen berger, with 27 bullet wounds found on the victim by the attending physician.
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