08 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1918
Page
1
A Boston Post serialization introduces Colonel E M House as a powerful private citizen and key figure in Wilson era diplomacy. The narrative promises a revealing biography that rewrites wartime diplomacy, detailing House's career, philosophy, and wartime policy influence.
A profile of Colonel E M House of Texas titled as a man both misunderstood and influential in world affairs. The piece notes his rise from relative obscurity five years earlier to becoming a household name second only to President Wilson in international influence, despite holding no official office. It places him among notable leaders of the era and contrasts him with figures like Wilson Roosevelt Wilhelm II and Lloyd George.
The New England Liberty Loan Committee believes the first honor flag from the third Liberty Loan drive will be awarded to a New England city or town. About 30 to 40 cities in six states have met their quotas and filed claims, with outside-Boston buyers able to credit their bond payments to their hometown via a Boston bank check.
Paris dispatch notes General Smuts as a key figure in the entente council amid Clemenceau's denial of Austrian peace talks. Separately, the Shield of Honor reports show broad New England and six-state patriotism as McCall Shield finals begin with more men enlisting in U S fighting forces.
A concise appraisal notes Colonel House as a figure defined by disinterestedness, suggesting his influence stems from a reputation for selfless service. The piece hints at debate over whether his conduct advances the public good or serves narrower aims.
A description of a presidential aide who wields extraordinary influence beyond any previous officeholder. The text argues this role is unique to Woodrow Wilson era, noting the President’s complete reliance on the aide's unselfish service and the anomalous position established by modern administration.
Berlin claims gains south of the Oise as the second phase of the Somme battle winds down after less than three days. French and British forces generally hold their positions, while Kaiser’s forces move east in a losing effort for victory. Continued on Page 6-Third Column.
Danvers April 7 Henry Gursh 32 inmate of Danvers State Hospital was shot and killed by postmaster Charles Skillings at Hathorne station post office. Skillings claims Gursh attempted to rob the post office and Gursh fired three shots at the window. Gursh died from the heart and brain shots. Skillings was arrested and released on 2000 bond for a hearing tomorrow in Salem district court on a manslaughter charge. Samuel Lewis accompanied Skillings walking toward the hospital, witnessing the event.
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