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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1918

Page

5

Johnston Tells of Extortion at Liberty Loan Rally

Brigadier General J A Johnston of the U S Army charged a Boston steel supplier with price extortion while recounting the America tank project. He lauded local business support and urged capital labor harmony as Massachusetts lawmakers and John J Martin led a Liberty Loan luncheon at the Boston City Club. Governor McCall and Mayor Peters urged bold third loan contributions.

Boston America J. A. Johnston Department of the Northeast Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Liberty Loan John H. Martin Exchange Trust Company Boston City Club Johnston Martin Peters General Johnston Washington John J. Martin

University of Maine to Train 400 Drafted Men

Orono, Me April 15 Final arrangements were made today for 200 drafted men to be sent here June 1 and 200 more two months later for training at the University of Maine. The announcement was made by President Robert J. Aley after a conference with Captain James K. Buell of Washington.

Orono University of Maine Robert J. Aley James EK. Buell Washington

Bond Purchase Call Amid Global Strife

In a stark pitch, proponents urge readers to back democratic ideals by buying bonds as a stance against autocracy. The message frames democracy as pivotal and finance as a tool to support freedom. It casts the purchase as a public act aligning with democratic values.

Milford Hustling for Shield in New England Contest

Milford Conn. positions in the Shield of Honor race as of April 6 showing 300 men in U S Army and Navy per population. Governor McCall’s award targets the New England town with the largest proportional service one year after U S entry into WWI. Milford reports ongoing tally checks to ensure accuracy.

Milford Conn New England Helene Y. Putney United States United States Army Navy Greenville Dover Maine Register Shield of Honor Pine Tree Mass Moose River Sandown Provincetown Maxfield Brunswick Stratford Framingham Searsburg Forks N.shoreham R.I

Milford Leads Shield of Honor Contest with War Efforts

Milford reports 318 servicemen with 274 in the army including 52 drafted and 39 in the navy. The Red Cross chapter has 2000 members. many knitted goods and clothing aid civilians and Belgian refugees. Local groups fund Liberty bonds, thrift stamps, and aid French orphans. Milford tops several New England towns in war relief efforts.

Freelove Stow Baldwin Chapter Red Cross Aviation Corps Milford Village Improvement Association Liberty Chorus War Library New England

Brady Clears Harris Name At Perjury Trial

John T. Brady former clerk of the Saugus District Court testified before the Superior Criminal Court that Councillor Harris did not hire him to obtain an envelope at the Parker House marked James Harris. Brady said he was offered $1 and that the man who sent him resembled Harris. the trial resumes with Brady still on the stand.

Burdett Smith France McCall Massachusetts 101St John T. Brady Saugus District Court Superior Criminal Court Saugus Court Harris Bryer Parker House James Harris Brady State House Councillor Harris Boston

Shaw Accused of Kicking Man on Deer Island

Frank Watson 27, of Chicago, appealed in Municipal Court to swap a three month House of Correction sentence for a term at Charles Street jail. Judge Burke granted the change. Watson and George Reynolds were each fined and given three months at the jail for possessing morphine, while Henry McNamara received the same three month sentence at the House of Correction after a guilty finding.

Shaw Deer Island Frank Watson Chicago Burke House of Correction Charles Street Watson George Reynolds Henry McNamara

Nation calls to buy bonds with patriotic resolve

The message urges citizens to purchase war bonds, appealing to national duty and sacrifice by highlighting that soldiers sacrifice their lives while civilians can contribute with a secured financial pledge. It frames bond buying as a collective act of support and patriotism.

France

Holiday Gardening Urged For War Food Effort

Henry B. Dicodic issued a Patriots Day message urging Massachusetts to boost food production. He notes plowing season and acre age prep should begin immediately and that Friday April 19 is a legal holiday with Sunday gardening allowed during the war period. He calls for maximum effort over the three days and beyond to harvest the largest wartime crop.

Henry B. Endicott Commonwealth Massachusetts

Close Search for Cyclops Continues Worldwide

Washington on April 15 reports a relentless hunt for the missing 19,000 ton naval collier Cyclops and its 293 crew. Secretary Daniels ordered fast scouts to scour trade routes and visit every island bay and beach along the Cyclops path, exhausting all trace possibilities.

Washington Cyclops Daniels

Revenue agency reorganizes. Murphy named chief agent

Washington April 15 Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper announced a reorganization of the revenue agent force preceding a drive against delinquent income and excess profits tax returns John D Murphy of Boston is named chief revenue agent to succeed L G Nutt T M Buxbee revenue agent at New Haven Conn will supervise the New England States

Internal Revenue Roper Revenue Agent Force John D. Murphy Boston L. G. Nutt T. M. Buxbee New Haven, Conn New England

Funeral Service for Lt. J A O Rourke In City Point

City officials police leaders and fraternal members attended the funeral of Lieutenant John A O Rourke of the City Point police station. The requiem high mass was at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill with Interment at Calvary Cemetery Dorchester.

J. A. O'Rourke John A. O'Rourke City Point St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Michael J. Derby Calvary Cemetery Dorchester

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