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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1917

Page

5

Roosevelt's Plan for Universal Military Training and France

A letter urges backing universal obligatory military training and service to raise an army for Europe. It envisions 100000 volunteers with option for larger forces, phased overseas deployment, and training in France before trench service, citing duty to humanity and national honor. The writer cites past Cuban campaign leadership and outlines command fitness.

Germany Signal Corps War Department Sayiny France

Proposals for New War Tax Revenue Across Many Goods

The document outlines a broad set of proposed tax increases for 1916 1917 and 1918 including income taxes excess profits taxes stamp taxes on theater and sports tickets and excise taxes on sugar refined petroleum and alcoholic drinks. It estimates potential yields from each measure and notes that consideration will begin in the ways and means committee with a bill likely within two weeks.

Congress Treasury Ways and Means

Nurse Nightingale Visit Promises Rheumatism Cure Tale

An advertisement announces Nurse Nightingale in Boston to discuss recovery from rheumatism. She credits Var nesis with improving her joints and stomach, says the remedy is rooted in herbs, and offers free mailed descriptions of cases. She will speak daily at Liggett's Drug Store in Boston and invites rheumatic sufferers to attend or request information.

Nurse Nightingale Boston W. A. Varney Lynn Mass Liggett’s-Riker-Jaynes Drug Store Washington St Cor Hanover St

Seize Three Auto Loads of Liquor in Quincy

Three automobile loads of whiskey beer and wine were seized by the Quincy police in 15 raids across Copeland Sumner and Centre streets. Six men were arrested for conducting liquor nuisances six for gambling and three for being present where gambling implements were found.

Quincy Copeland Sumner Centre Streets

War tax proposal to affect tickets and instruments

A proposed war tax would add one cent per 10 cents on admission tickets to theatres ball games and amusements and a five percent tax on the wholesale cost of musical instruments or parts.

McAdoo

U S Scorpion Interned by Turkey at Constantinople

Amsterdam April 16 A Turkish government despatch reports the American guard ship Scorpion has been interned at Constantinople. Sabah quotes that the vessel was given 24 hours to leave the harbor but could not, and was interned in accordance with The Hague convention.

Amsterdam London Constantinople Sabah

Zuccaro and Giordani Marry in Boston Church Ceremony

Alfred Zuccaro longtime Western Union Boston branch manager married Miss Celesta Giordani yesterday at St. Lazarus Church Orient Heights. They left for New York to begin their honeymoon after the ceremony.

Alfred Zucccaro Western Union Boston Celesta Giordani St. Lazarus Church Orient Heights New York

Patriotics Meeting at Winthrop Adulates Wilson Support

A Winthrop patriotic meeting hosted by the Winthrop recruiting committee drew over 1500 attendees at the Winthrop Theatre, with many more seeking entry. Speaker John A. Kelcher urged full support for President Wilson, while Fort Banks commander Major Thomas Q. Ashburn called for men to enlist.

Winthrop Recruiting Committee Winthrop Theatre John A. Kelcher Wilson Thomas Q. Ashburn Fort Banks

New Bedford Man Named to U S Shipping Board

Willem H. Hand Jr naval architect of New Bedford has been appointed assistant to the United States Shipping Board and will personally direct and inspect all shipbuilding yards in New England producing the government wooden fleet. The move signals enhanced oversight of yards key to wartime ship production.

New Bedford

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