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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1918

Page

14

Hospital street directory evidences city reader list

A dense OCR fragment lists hospital names and numerous street addresses across Washington area facilities, with many patient and staff names interwoven. The partial item appears as a chaotic catalog of facility locations, ward entries, and individual mentions with limited coherent narrative.

Belgian Cavalry Pursues Foe and Bruges Entry Reported

Belgian infantry entered Bruges today as British troops occupy the front in Flanders. German forces evacuated Ost end Turn coing Roubaix Lille and Douai according to the official headquarters statement. Attacks near Le Chateau and the Oise failed on both sides.

Bruges Flanders Reuter Berlin London Osténd Turncoing Roubaix Lillie Douai General Headquarters le Chateau Oise

Wotan II Line Seen Forming From Antwerp To Sedan

British HQ in France reports a new German defense line running Antwerp through Namur to Sedan, likely named Wotan II. German reserves are strained, ammunition is tight, and shells are saved. Civilians are being evacuated as morale deteriorates and regiments refuse to fight.

Antwerp Sedan France Namur Wotan HI Belgium Lys

Funeral for Lt. G. B. Chew Held at Meade

The funeral for Lt. George B. Chew of the Thirty Ward United States Infantry was held yesterday at his father’s residence, 1448 Newton Street. Officers of the regiment attended as pallbearers and floral tributes were presented. Interment followed at Arlington. Chew, appointed to the army after U S entry, served alongside his brother Capt. Leverly Chew of the Sixteenth United States Infantry, who was wounded in France on July 18.

George Fo Chew United States George GD Chew Neuwton Street Canty Made Arlington Chew Leverly Chew Sixteenth United States Infantry France Varne

Benedum Dies Won Commission Hope After Air Service

Claude Worthington Benedum of Pittsburgh son of a wealthy operator died at Walter Reed Hospital from pneumonia after influenza. He had qualified as a pilot in the aviation service but was deemed ineligible for a commission due to eyesight and was transferred to the chemical warfare service. He was not 21, and his parents and mother were present at his death. The body was taken for burial.

Claude Worthington Buonedum Tittsburgh Sn Moi Benedum Walter Reed Dafluen Aviation Chemical Warfare Service University Park Pittsburgh Urttel Lurzen Barat

Miss H Downing Dead War Nurse Victim of Fla

Miss H Downing of Auburn died Wednesday as a war worker and former professional nurse. She volunteered for relief duty in the emergency amid influenza efforts in the capital after contracting the disease. Her brother Arthur Downing traveled from Maine to attend the funeral.

Caskets to the Poor Amid City Burial Strain

Baltimore reports mayor convening undertakers to arrange for more caskets for influenza and pneumonia victims as supply runs low. Army at Camp Aleate offers 304 caskets. city to supply labor and fund caskets for those unable to obtain them. Health department gets 23,000 for epidemic fight and funeral costs. Also notes New York potato price rise and Turkish cabinet appointment changes in Constantinople.

Baltimore Preston Moire Vickane Wayer Camp Aleate Umilucaurt Health Department

Cossack Leaderbacks Russian Democratic Assembly Fight

Special Washington Post and New York Herald correspondent reports Cossack Hetman Kalmihoff expressing strong support for a constitutional assembly and democratic municipal self government. He declares allegiance to Russia, fights Bolsheviks and Germans, and seeks allied help to save Russia as it Stuns and rises to its feet.

Washington Post New York Herald Vladivostok Graves Siberia Russia Kalmiholdetman Semenoff Kalmihoff Fur 2Ne Russa

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