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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1918

Page

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Liberty loan call to support soldiers in World War I

John F. Fitzgerald appeals to readers to back the Liberty Loan with entire sacrifice, stressing that American boys fight 3000 miles away for civilization. He recalls Concord and Lexington, urges last dollar and last drop of blood, and laments the nation’s duty to stand behind them.

France Concord Lexington Uncle Sam Liberty Loan Bosston Post Ams Post Publishing Co

Desperate fighting around Hangard as Americans hold heights

American troops engage in hand to hand combat near Hangard as Germans push toward Amiens. The battle sees Americans and French defending the prominence above Hangard, with many American wounded hospitalized. German progress for the day reported as minimal.

Amiens

New England Priests Heroic in French Battle Despatches

Despatches from the American army in France praise chaplains in Massachusetts regiments for bravery in the Setcheprey battle last weekend. Three chaplains from Boston, West Newton, and New Bedford are specially commended, with the New England division confirmed on the Toul front rather than Chemin des Dames.

France Massachusetts Setcheprey Boston 101St Infantry West Newton 101St Field Artillery New Bedford New England 101St Toul Chemin Des Dames Amiens Ypres

Cambridge Liberty Day Opens With Naval Parade

About 20,000 people will join a parade through Cambridge streets tomorrow afternoon. Navy ships from Charlestown will maneuver on the Charles River Basin at 1 pm to inaugurate Liberty Day, with Geraldine Farrar singing on the Tech steps, as per Mayor Quinn.

Charles River Cambridge Charlestown Navy Yard Tech Geraldine Farrar Quinn

Flowering and Shipman Andrews in May Scribner

Readable text fragment notes a May event involving Flowering and Shipman Andrews connected to Scribner. No clear details on location, outcome, or purpose are present. Further context is missing to specify roles or significance of the names.

Shipman Andrews Scribner

Our Boys Proudly Stand as a Bulwark to Creation

A 1918 verse proclaims faith in divine guidance and national resolve. It speaks of lifting souls, silencing doubters, and mounting atop a peak of sacrifice for salvation. The poet urges focus away from riches toward service, praising the boys who stand as a bulwark to mankind.

God of Hosts

British Drive Fails to Reclaim Ground on Somme and Ypres

Germans launched twin offensives on the Somme and Ypres with little success as Allied lines held. The Somme drive began Wednesday and yielded only Villers-Bretonneux and part of Hangard to the Germans before a counterattack by Australian and British forces retook Villers-Bretonneux, nullifying the gain. American forces fought in the thick of the Somme action.

Somme Ypres Berlin War Office Villers-Bretonneux Hangard

Indictments Filed Over Prager Lynching in Collinsville

In BYPWARDSVILLE Illinois the grand jury returned 16 indictments on April 25 regarding the lynching of Robert Paul Prager at Collinsville. Twelve target civilians with murder charges and four target policemen for malfeasance in office.

Bypwardsville Ill Robert Paul Prager Collinsville

Liberty Day Observed Nationwide to Boost Liberty Bond Sales

Liberty Day will be celebrated across the nation with patriotic demonstrations to accelerate Liberty bond purchases. Subscriptions by tomorrow night are expected to surpass 2.0 billion dollars, about two thirds of the minimum target, with banks and corporations urged to pledge sales commitments.

Washington

Take Them Several Times For Just One Day

A brief advt fragment suggests taking a remedy several times in a day to observe rapid relief from hoarseness. The sparse text offers no product name or dosage details, leaving the claim vague and non-specific.

Baseball scores across leagues a mix of results

National League results include Roston 6 defeating Phil Chicago 3 and St Pittsburg 1 over Cinel New York 6 Brooklyn 10 in 9 innings. American League games show Boston 6 over Philadelphia 1 and Cleveland 8 Detroit 4 over Washington 7 4. New York 5 tied with Chicago St. Louis Rain noted.

Roston Phil Boston Philadeliphia Cleveland &S Detroit Washington New York Chicago-St. Louis

Double Up on the Loan Slogan for Liberty Bond Drive

The phrase double up is chosen as the rest of the Third Liberty Loan campaign motto. It urges increasing subscriptions and duplicating support for the loan, with continuation noted on Page 15-VFirat Col.

Vfirat

Average Temperatures Then and Now Noted

A terse data line shows yesterday’s average temperature at 49 with a 49 to 48 value. It compares to an earlier reading of 47 for the same date range and notes a year ago where the average was 44.

General Bancroft Anniversary and 1915 Dardanelles Raid

Commemorates General William A. Bancroft born in 1855 and the 1915 Allied landings at the Dardanelles. Also notes a State Department item from a year ago about Elihu Root accepting a chairmanship of a diplomatic mission to Russia. Reports a German naval bombardment of Ramengate with two civilian deaths.

William A. Bancroft Allies Dardanelles State Department Elihu. Root Russia Ramengate

Boston Area Weather Forecast With Weekend Change

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday fair and somewhat warmer, with unsettled conditions Saturday and moderate west to east winds. Northern New England should be fair Friday and probably Saturday with warmer Saturday, while Southern New England remains fair and somewhat warmer with Saturday partly cloudy and likely rain in Connecticut.

Boston Washington New England Connecticut

Rounds Up Three Spy Suspects in City Action

Brigadier General John A Johnston leads a three day drive against spies and unauthorized khaki clad men. three suspects are held in the South Armory cell room while over two hundred others are rounded up and investigated under Provost Marshal Captain Ralph C Harrison US Army.

John A. Johnston South Armory Ralph C. Harrison United States Army

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Post John F. Fitzgerald Farrell, O’connor Boucher Field Artillery Seicheprey Chief Marshal Walter Wardwell Mary Rayn Atlantic Pacific Prairies Rocky Mountains America Charles Scribner's Sons Prager War Department Gale& Kent Merchant Tailors Court St Liberty Knights of Columbus War Fund K. C D. J. Gallagher Boylston St Mass John H. Tane Bcheinfeldt Sudbury Neer Beollay Sq Savings Department Healy’s Hotel Washington &C L. C Webster-Thomas Co State St Liberty Bonds Edford Washington St Joseph T. Brooks M. m, mm Aeye A. M Sfoday R.m John W Weeks James E. Watson Indiana James A. Gallivan Symphony Hall Johnston United States Uincy Brattle St Brattle Sq Ser” Hubbard
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