Realization of the war impact on American resolve
The piece argues that the United States must confront German aggression and mobilize for war. It contrasts guarded patience with a rising call to enlist, cites British and French sacrifices, and asserts the nation will fight for right and justice until might yields to principle. It emphasizes national duty, naval threats, and the need for decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Maine
Havana Harbor
France
Great Britain
England
America
Do Your Bit One Man’s Call to Support the War Effort
The piece urges every citizen to aid the nation in its war time needs. It urges loans of liberty bonds for the old or disabled, and enlistment for those within age. It condemns cowardice and knavery, praising patriotism and self sacrifice.
Economy wisely applied will build lasting prosperity
The statement argues that prudent economic policy benefits the nation, avoiding harmful effects of feverish extravagance. It asserts that measured, disciplined spending leads to durable prosperity beyond reckless spending or sudden booms.
Pooling of Purchasing Power for War Materials
The United States and Allies propose to pool buying power and place authority in one commissioner to handle all U S war purchases in the United States. The annual volume may reach near 10 billion dollars, aiming to reduce graft and pork while ensuring prompt, standard quality munitions at fair prices. The appointee must be loyal, honest, and highly capable, free from partisan influence, and able to resist political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Which Way Will Russia Turn as Austria Proposes Peace Terms
The piece discusses Austria offering a loan and control of the Dardanelles to Russia as part of a separate peace, while Russia’s factions dispute loyalty to the entente. It notes Russia’s provisional government claims fighting for democracy, yet masses act unpredictably after liberty, needing time to choose their path and avoid peril to themselves and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Russian Republic
Dardanelles
Poland
Russia
Ier
Commencement aims for a wartime civic focus in high schools
The piece urges this year’s high school commencements to center on wartime duty and the defense of democracy. It calls for elevated discussion of government, liberty, and universal peace in a national effort to support allies, feed the population, and finance the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Brighter outlook for crops and calls for tax reform
The piece argues crops will be larger this season and criticizes profiteering by the rich in food markets. It urges laws to punish predatory profits, caps on cornering, and heavier taxes on big incomes to ease burden on workers as the dollar loses purchasing power.
Probate citation for Charles A Carlson estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Charles A Carlson late of Concord to appear on June 11 1917 regarding a will presented by Marie F Carlson executrix without surety. The citation requires three weekly notices in the Concord Enterprise and delivery to known parties at least seven days before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Charles A. Carlson
Concord
Marie F. Carlson
Camebridge
Concord Enterprise
Winess
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Terence Maguin
Conecord
Catherine F. Maguin
Cambridge
M. Esty
Register
Maurice McWalter
Mass
Probate Court Probate for Terence Maguin Will
Territory of Middlesex probate sought for Terence Maguin of Concord. Catherine F Maguin petitions letters testamentary without bond. Court to convene June 14 1917 at 9 am in Cambridge. Notice to be published in Concord Enterprise and sent to known heirs at least seven days before.
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Mass
Public auction of a parcel in Maynard Middlesex County to settle a mortgage breach. The property lies on Acton Street with a 18 3 4 square rod area and buildings. Sale date June 16 1917 at 2 PM. $100 cash due at sale. balance and deeds within ten days. William B Case of Maynard conducts sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin A. Whitney
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William B. Case
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Acton Street
Margaret M. Whitney
Frank F. Whitney
Whitney
Thomas Hillis
Hillis
Sarah F. Nyman
Nymans
Nyman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marlboro
Blokek
Frost
Jack Frost
Jack
Wilson Lumber CO
Concord, Mass
Red Seal
J. G Eaton Nason
Glendale Street
Vancouver Red
South Acton
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Junction, Mass
Albert Batley & Son
J. Leo Comeau
Linden Street
F. M. Esty
Edward FB
Loughlin
Lapham
Concord Junction
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