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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1917
Page
18
Chand of Athol Massachusetts is reported wounded and included in today’s list of Canadian casualties. The notice names the town of Athol and confirms the casualty status.
President Wilson and congressional leaders reached agreement on a general rivers and harbors bill likely to total about 53 million dollars. The measure, to be introduced during the special session, would include a Cabinet commission to study harbors and waterways with the Secretaries of War Interior Agriculture and Commerce serving on the panel.
Henry Ford waived all patent rights on his farm tractor at the British government’s request and sent the specifications to England so Great Britain can manufacture tractors for use in the British Isles and in France. Ford hopes thousands of tractors will be ready in the United States and Canada by August 1.
Kills Craving For Drink. In three days, the Neal Treatment eradicates the poison and cravings. Patients leave with no desire for liquor and can undergo treatment at home. No charge for consultation. Confidential dealings. Neal Institute, 304 Newbury St., Boston. Tel Back Bay 3970.
Strong pressure was applied to Governor McCall to name a Republican for sheriff of Suffolk County due to Boston Democrats' failure to unite on a candidate.
The piece describes a split among Republicans with Governor reluctant to intervene in Democratic quarrels. Martin Lomasney backs ex mayor Whelton over Kelcher, while Democrats and allied figures press for Kelcher. A crowded field of candidates is expected for the fall appointment, with the Governor set to act today.
About 10 laborers on the new State drydock quit work seeking a nine hour day, arguing eight hours is insufficient for living expenses. They note public building workers are limited to eight hours, while contractors say they cannot change the hours.
The House committee on rules yesterday rejected Representative Butler of Lawrence's bill to release prisoners for military enlistment after prior military opposition. Also noted are fireworks at Braves Field on Patriots Day at 8 15 p m described as a wonderful display.
A veterans committee rejected Mayor Curley’s proposal to move the G. A. R. parade to August 22 afternoon for the Boston convention. The return to the original schedule keeps the parade on the previously planned date.
Baron Rosen former Russian ambassador to the United States during the Russo Japanese War is most likely to return to Washington as ambassador to the United States, according to reports dated April 11. The note outlines Rosen's possible reappointment and diplomatic status.
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