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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1918

Page

13

Ambitious Plans For 50 000 Young Tars In Merchants Marine

Captain Edward Flynn announced at Sailors Haven anniversary that nearly 60 000 American youths will gain training ships and exemption from military duty. The United States Shipping Board will direct a Boston headed squadron of training ships to prepare officers and crews, urging loyal youths to join now.

United States Shipping Board Boston Edward IF. Flynn Henry Soward Haven Charlestown Flynn

Stettinius Confirmed as Bakker's Assistant

The Senate confirmed K. R. Stettinius of New York as assistant secretary of war late today. Fr. P. Keppel for a similar post was sent to a temporary hearing with no objection to confirmation, though it was postponed.

Washington Kk. R. Stettinius New York Senate Fr. P. Keppel

They Also Serve Who Only Buy a Bond

A compact observation notes a group or individual serving roles by purchasing a municipal or government bond, highlighting the quiet civic duty of investors who support public finance and local projects. The piece frames bond buyers as essential, even if not in the spotlight.

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief

Advertisement claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets soothe bad breath and cleanse the system by stimulating bowels and liver without calomel side effects. Marketed as a purely vegetable olive oil compound, produced in olive color tablets. recommend taking one or two nightly for a week. Available 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.

Dr. Edwards Edwards

Simple Home Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises

If you have catarrhal deafness or head noises, mix one ounce of et Dourmint double strength with a pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take one tablespoonful three times daily. This preparation often brings quick relief, clears clogged nostrils, eases breathing, and stops mucus from dripping into the throat. Easy to prepare, low cost, and pleasant to take. Anyone with these symptoms should try the prescription.

Allen's Foot Ease and Foot-Mase advertised relief

Advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder and Allen's Foot-Mase to ease tight or new shoes, relieve corns and bunions, prevent calluses and gore spots, claiming instant comfort. Offers free trial package by mail order with a partial address.

Snaller Allen Ackage Allen S Olmated

World Wide Swindle Uncovered in Boston Arrest

Boston police arrested Louis Hillier Holt alias William Carter Hill at a city hotel, linking him to a nationwide fake cablegram swindle. Inspectors state he evaded Chicago justice after netting about $3000 by writing self addressed letters in promotion schemes.

United States Boston Louis Hillier Holt William Carter Hill Sheehan Flaherty Finn Chicago Holt Hill

Boston police probe Holt fraud scheme tied to British interests

Boston authorities, based on tips from the British vice consul, investigated Holt for promoting land and mining ventures in Boston. He allegedly sought $50,000 capital ventures, offered 45 percent stock, and used cablegrams to London for instructions. Police found forged credentials, a 5000 word cable sample, letters from prominent residents, and a draft for 160 pounds from the London City and Midland Bank.

Boston Holt John P. Trant Ainsley C. Armstrong London United States England Foreign Department W. Fraser London City and Midland Bank, Ltd North Side Savings Bank of Chicago

No Hearing On Free Ireland In Washington

A memorial from the American home rule committee urged a hearing today before Chairman Flood of the House foreign affairs committee on Irish freedom resolutions. Flood declined, stating it would not be in the public interest to grant a hearing while Britain allies the United States in the war. A letter confirming the decision was sent to many individuals and groups who sought hearings. John J. Curley, Boston city collector, was among the recipients.

Washington Ireland Wilson Home Rule Party America Flood House Foreign Affairs Committee Great Britain United States John J. Curley Boston Committee On Foreign Affairs Hannah Sheehy Skeffington New York Philadelphia

Japan Landing Stirs Moscow Deliberations On Troop Entry

The Japanese landing at Vladivostok sparks Moscow concern as the people's commissioners convene through Friday night. Acting foreign minister Tchitcherin summons French British and American diplomats to discuss the crisis with Colonel Raymond Robins and envoys Grenard and Lockhart present. He condemns foreign troop entry and urges immediate withdrawal, signaling Entente tensions.

Moscow Associated Press Vladivostok People's Commissioners Tchitcherin Foreign Office Raymond Robins American Red Cross Russia Grenard France Lockhart Great Britain M. Tehiteherin

Bonds vs bondage phrase sparks debate in local column

A provocative line argues that focusing on bonds should come first before addressing broader bondage issues, reflecting a columnist stance on social or economic policy and its potential pitfalls. The piece frames bonds as the initial step to tackle deeper systemic constraints.

Sedition bill debated and amended in Senate

The Senate debated and amended the sedition bill to curb disloyal language while preserving legitimate war criticism. Amendments by Senator Borah replace calculated with intended and by Senator Thomas require willful acts. Hardwick and Poindexter clashed over wording about aiding the German cause. debate touched on criticising the President during wartime.

Washington Senate Thomas Colorado Borah Idaho Hardwick Georgia Poindexter

McCall to Be Pallbearer for Brackett Funeral

Funeral services for former Governor John Quincy Adams Brackett will be held at 2 34 this afternoon in the First Parish Unitarian Church. The service will be conducted by Rev Frederic Gill and Rev Samuel G Bushnell. Bearers include Governor McCall and Judge M Morton. Burial will be private at Mt Auburn Cemetery.

John Quincy Adams Brackett First Parish Unitarian Church Slfrederic Gill Samuel G. Bushnell Pleasant Street Congregational Church Brackett McCall M. Morton John N. Bates Sherman J. Whipple Charles I. Woodward James A. Bailey William FE. Wood Melvilla O. Adams William WH. Dyer William Kk. Boardman William Roteh Mt. Auburn Cemetery

Urge Early Entries in Work Horse Parade

Memorial Day work horse parade invites entries by May 1. Entries may be obtained at 15 Beacon Street. Prizes include the Lawrence gold medal for best four-horse team and medals from the M S P C A. Blue ribbon winners receive a brass shield for harness. numerous silver medals and cash prizes in the old horse class.

Association Beacon Street Lawrence R. Ashton Lawrence

Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Reaches 560 Million Bushels

Washington April 8 forecast from the Department of Agriculture sets this year's winter wheat crop at 560 million bushels an increase of 142 million from last year's 418 million. Officials say spring wheat could lift total harvest to meet domestic needs and aid allied demands next year.

Washington Department of Agriculture Food Administration

Medford Barn Fire Causes $7000 Loss on Fulton Street

A barn owned by Albert H. Tainter a Medford milkman burned shortly after 11 last night. Loss estimated at 7000 with 659 on the building and the contents value unclear. Cause unknown. Two alarms sent all equipment and firefighters worked to prevent spread.

Fulton Street Medford Albert H. Tainter

Kaiser Makes Hat Trick as Team Secures Victory

Kaiser delivers another win in a three game streak as the squad defeats its rival in a tight contest. Key players contribute with scoring and defense to seal the outcome at home.

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