British labor mission departs New York for England
New York on April 15 reports the British labor mission leaving for England after a two month U S tour. Walter A Appleton quoted via the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy says American labor is loyal to the core and inspired by the American Federation of Labor in the war effort.
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Wilson
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England
American Alliance‘ For Labor and Democracy
Walter A. Appleton
Senate eyeing early vote on woman suffrage amendment
Washington April 15 suffrage advocates said they would push the Senate to vote next week on the constitutional amendment making women voters. They argued recent Senate deaths strengthen the push for a two thirds majority and the suffrage committee will be convened to seek an early decision. Get on the firing line by buying a bond.
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The Real Col House The Truth About the Most Powerful Private Citizen
The article notes Woodrow Wilson’s 1910 victory in New Jersey as governor, a Republican state that shifted after the Free Silver issue, defeating Vivian M. Lewis by 49,000 votes. It contrasts this with Mayor Gaynor’s reduced presidential role and frames Wilson as a rising Democratic figure in that era.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Vivian M. Lewis
Colonel House and Wilson Boom Beginnings in 1911
The piece traces Colonel House’s early interest in Wilson as reports from the East and political observers note his influence. It cites a Princeton alumni network led by William F. McCombs and recounts House’s quiet role before Wilson’s formal rise, dated to a late summer Sunday in 1911 when Page and Martin visited Princeton to discuss Wilson with him.
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Money Saving Store Double Stamps Today
The Money Saving Store offers double stamps and promises big value in clothing. Advert says Wolf's "My Clothier" at Hanover and Portland Streets near Washington Street in Boston.
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Governor Wilson and Colonel House meeting in 1911
Arlington soldier wounded three times. Private Harry Leo McLatchy, an Arlington native with the Canadian overseas forces, is in a Norfolk hospital, Norwich, England, after being wounded on April 4. This marks the third time he has been wounded since enlisting about three years ago. Governor Wilson's interest in Colonel House is noted from a Gotham meeting in November 1911.
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Harry Leo McLatchy
Arlington
Norfolk War Hospital
Norwich
Eng
Joseph W. McLatchy
Melrose Street
Harry Leo M’latchy
Two Governors and a Dinner Dialogue on Shared Vision
The narrator recalls late talks with Governor Wilson, shared aims, and a dinner at the Gotham where they found remarkable alignment on major issues. They believed Wilson the ideal candidate, praised his discretion and judgment, yet feared electability. Roosevelt supported him and he won.
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Mr. Wilson
Roosevelt
New York Evening Post Company
McClure
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Sunday Post
Daniels to be here Friday for Liberty Loan parade
Secretary Daniels confirmed his attendance for Friday. The parade route was announced and participating organizations listed. Marchers assemble on Hereford street and Commonwealth avenue, pass along a south side route to several downtown landmarks, with two reviewing stands at the State House and Park Square.
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Dartmouth
State House
Daniels
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Peters
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Wood
William R. Rush
Johnston
Park Square
Appreciation Note to Editor on War Tax Help
A Massachusetts tax official thanks The Boston Post for aiding the income tax drive that supported the war revenue law. The letter credits newspapers for public education, praising the Post for publishing articles and blank forms that boosted accuracy and public understanding during the 1918 effort.
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Treasury Department
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John F. Malley
Internal Revenue Service
Third District of
Let us be loyal to our country and its defenders
A patriotic wartime exhortation urges citizens to support the nation by buying bonds, praising loyalty to the flag and those who defend the country on land and sea.
Pastor Found Dead in Bathtub at East Bridgewater
April 15 report from East Bridgewater says Rev. Ernest L. Staples, pastor of the Unitarian Church, was found dead in his home bathtub. Medical Examiner E. A. Paine of Boston ruled heart failure as the cause.
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East Bridgewater
Ernest L. Staples
Unitarian Church
E. A. Paine
Boston
War bonds plea quotes men in uniform urging support
A wartime appeal urges the public to buy Liberty bonds, noting that sacrifice and duty go both ways as civilians fund the war effort and soldiers endure hardship. The stark line underscores civilian participation as essential to victory and national resolve.
Minute Men of '61 Gather at Revere House
The largest assemblage in years of Minute Men of 61 met at the Revere House yesterday. Stewart F. McClellan of Marblehead presided. Four members, G. A. J. Colgan, John Nesverve, George B. Bell, and Henry Lefavour of Boston, traced early war service with the ole Sixth Massachusetts Regiment in Baltimore.
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Stewart F. McClellan
Marbiehead
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Ole Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
G. A. J. Colgan
John Nesverve
George B. Bell
Henry Lefavour
Boston
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