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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1917
Page
5
The proclamation details treason definitions under the U S Constitution and federal code, outlining capital or lengthy imprisonment penalties for levying war aiding enemies and misprision of treason. It warns citizens and aliens to disclose treasonous acts and pledges vigorous prosecution.
A large area of Cop ley Plaza Hotel hosts the welcoming commission with Secretary Warren Robbins as Mr Longs aide. General Wood plus Colonel Michie, Commander Sellers with Admiral Fletcher, and Fitzsimmons as clerk share duties. British reps include First Secretary Wohler and military attaches. Mr Balfour will be joined by Admiral de Chair.
A large party of about 40 British officers and officials including General J. T. M. Bridges and Lord Cunliffe will be welcomed by a big squad of United States secret service agents in Boston. The group plans to escort the British delegation to Washington for war council talks, while French envoys are not expected to attend.
Major General Leonard Wood designated to represent the Army on the welcome committee for the British war mission led by Foreign Minister Balfour. Officials indicate the arrival date unsure and emphasize strict security while inviting official announcements only when ready.
New York reports on a committee formed to entertain British and French commissioners including Choate Hughes Depew Bacon Belmont and other dignitaries. The announcement notes the event and schedule details awaiting further
Brooklyn pitcher Larry Cheney does not deny his wild pitching tendencies. He acknowledges it and remains a notable figure in baseball discussions.
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