Shanghai Gazette claims Japan gains full control of China
April reports from Shanghai state the Chinese government accepted sweeping Japanese demands far beyond 1916's 21 demands. Alleged terms include Japanese command of Chinese expeditionary forces in Siberia, Japanese officers directing Chinese police, control of arsenals and dockyards, mining privileges, and special rights in Mongolia and Manchuria, plus financial and educational assistance terms. Eugene Chen, ex-editor of Pekin Gazette, previously opposed Japanese influence and was jailed after publishing claims of secret negotiations for loans.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Shanghai Gazette
Eugene Chen
Japan
Pekin
the Gazette
Siberia
China
Inner
Mongolia
Manchuria
Pekin Gazette
Two Women Injured in Auto Collision in Jamaica Plain
Two women were injured in a car crash on Morton Street near Canterbury Street in Jamaica Plain. Both vehicles were badly damaged and towed away. Mrs. Lewis A. Warren, 4 years old, suffered a nervous shock, while Miss Edna Warren, 0 years old, sustained facial cuts. They were treated by Dr. Eugene Wylie of Dorchester.
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Morton Street
Canterbury Street
Jamaica Plain
Lewis A. Warren
Edna Warren
Eugene ©. Wylie
Dorchester
Liberty Bonds Prompt Patriotism in Wartime Appeal
A wartime plea urges citizens to choose liberty over potential tyranny by investing in Liberty bonds. It frames the question of power versus right as a national duty, urging immediate, generous contributions to support the war effort and demonstrate collective resolve.
Plant Juice touted as a godsend by Medford resident
Mrs Mary Tucker of 31 Cross Street Medford Massachusetts describes 17 years of indigestion dizziness and weight loss and credits Plant Juice with full relief after several weeks of use She notes benefit for her son and says the remedy is sold in Boston at Houghton Pattons Drug Department.
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Mary Tucker
Cross Street
Medford
Mass
Boston
Houghton & Patton
Home Stretch for Third Liberty Loan Drive
Washington reports oversubscription depends on millions buying bonds in the final week. Subscriptions already exceed 2.2 billion with 9,461,000 subscribers, while rural areas outpace cities in pace. 420,000 Boy Scout workers and 50 new American Expeditionary Force members join the effort as navy yards push records.
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Washington
Treasury
McAdoo
Germany
Boston
Treasury Review
Liberty Loan
American Expeditionary Force
France
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Navy
Boston Yard
Liberty Bonds
Massachusetts Allies Fight in France Bond Drive
The speaker urged support for the third Liberty Loan as essential to save Allied lives. He condemned loyalty vacillation and called Jews to show patriotism, noting Jews have always answered calls to service and contributed to the republic’s ideals.
March in Revere Liberty Loan Parade Attracts Thousands
Twelve thousand spectators filled Revere yesterday for the Liberty Loan parade described as the citys greatest war demonstration. Police controlled crowds around Beachmont station as the procession traced a route to City Hall with flags, bands, and numerous local groups. The service flag bore 890 in white, 25 blue stars, and nine red plus one gold star. A mass meeting followed with speeches by Mayor Hall and war-relief leaders, and a Liberty bond sale raised several hundred dollars though the city quota of 250000 remained far unmet.
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Liberty Loan
Revere
American Red Cross
Beachmont Station
Stirling
Beachmont
State Road
Revere Beach Parkway
Cornelius A’hearn
Revere City
Roscoe W. Walsworth
Michael F. Shaw
Navy Yard Band
Bumkin Island
Revere Company
State Guard
Revere Lodge of Elks
Aerie of Eagles
Boy Scouts
Veteran Firemen's Association
Camp Fire Girls
Revere Branch of Red Cross
Jewish Society
Italian
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows, Masons
Catholic Literary Association
Fire Department
Revere High School
High School
Broadway
Pleasant Street
Mayor Hall
Uncle
Curtis
Andrew A. Cassassa
Florence G. Chisholm
City OF
Revere High School Surgical Unit
Red Cross
North End Ballans
John's Hall
Moon Street
Miggerald
United States
Italy
Rag
Ubaldo Guidi
I. Millica
Saverio Romano
Maverick Sq Uare
Mast Boston Italian Loan Committee
Frank Severoni
Joseph J. Marley
Edward I. Kelley
William Fl. O’brien
Canterbury Street
Dorchester
Louis Kirstein
A. A. Ginsburg
Joseph Rudnick
Nathan Finanski
Concord Armory
Concord Lyceum
151St Brigade
Camp Devens
Captainouis Keene
Edward F. McEweeney
Boston & Maine Wreight Clerks’ Assembly
Owls’ Hall
Charlestown
Treasury
Adoption Bonds Drive Land Lovers to Purchase Bonds
The passage notes that their love for the land of their adoption spurred them to buy bonds with little urging.
Bonds Drive Across Pulpit and Platform in Boston
Public urged to double up in Liberty Loan drive with six days remaining. Clergymen at church services in Greater Boston appealed for subscriptions, aiming well above the $250,000,000 minimum and toward oversubscription to boost the region’s pride. Speakers included former Governor Walsh and guests Alexander Whiteside, Adam J. Palaszek, and Dr. T. Starzynski.
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Greater
Hoston
Liberty Loan
Distret
Boston
Einglaund
Hanes
Globe Theatre
Walsh
United States
Alexander Whiteside
Adam J. Palaszek
Chicago
Dr. T. Starzynski
New York
BOVININE A NUTRIENT RICH BEEF SUBSTITUTE CLAIM
This notice declares Bovinine not a beef extract or beef juice as it has not been heated and retains its original strength and all nutritional elements. An address for The Bovinine Co located at 75 West Houston Street in New York is given.
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the Bovinine CO
West Houston St
New York
Rally bids raise over seventy thousand dollars in city events
A mass rally at John's Hall on Moon Street drew large crowds and strong calls to back the war effort. Subscriptions surpassed sixty thousand with further totals from diverse groups including Italian, Jewish, and Letish communities. District leaders tout substantial progress and plan dual pledges to meet a goal with navy yard and Concord Armory events outlined.
Pledge Their Resources at Liberty Loan Mass Meeting
About three thousand five hundred Jewish men and women packed Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia Theatre and pledged all resources for the Liberty Loan campaign. An overflow crowd of 2000 others was turned away as pledge cards were distributed by Boy Scouts and messages to President Wilson were sent through the Sons of Israel. The event estimated sales around two hundred thousand dollars and highlighted strong civilian wartime support.
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Kossuth Hall
Roxbury
Guy M. Gold
Scollay Square
Olympia Theatre
Salem
Ames Hall
Grafton
Cushing
O. B. Jones
Wrentham
Town Hall
Wheney
Cambridge
First Congregational Church
Harvard Square
R. R. Murray
George Bi. Glidden
Lawrence
Mass Meeting
L. D. Gibbs
Boston
Convention Hall
F. G. Elliott
City Club
F. G. Eliott
Filene’s
T. A. Fitzgerald
Auger
Concord State Armory
Louis Keene
Joseph P. Lomasney
Joseph A. Maynard
Romney Spring
Ward
F. M. Coatello
Ward & Committee
Maynard
Gordon's Scollay Square
America
Wilson
Independent Order Sons of Israel
Liberty Loan
Boy Scouts
Liberty Loan drive boosts Jewish bond sales in Massachusetts
The Liberty Loan Jewish committee reported over twenty dollars in bonds sold last night, a remarkable sum from workers in city department stores and factories. Speakers included Max Mitchell and W. G. Stetson urging complete victory over Germany, framing the third Liberty Loan as a direct blow to German military power and a vital aid to American soldiers in France.
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Liberty Loan Jewish Committee
Max Mitchell
Liberty Loan Jewish Committee of
Massachusetts
W. G. Stetson
Massachusetts Committee of Citizens of
Henry H. Levenson
The
Independent Order
Lone of Israel
Robert Silverman
Abraham Alpert
Max Alian
Philip Davis
America
Mr. Mitchell
France
Massa
Returned Soldiers to Aid Boston Liberty Loan Drive
Ten of the 50 American soldiers brought home from the war front to aid the Liberty Loan drive are to report to the Boston district at once. Twelve New England boys from the 26th Division, former National Guardsmen, are in the detail and may form the Boston squad.
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Boston
New England
Six Days to Go Buy Your Bend Today
A brief public notice urges readers to purchase a bend item within six days. The message emphasizes urgency and directs action for immediate acquisition. The exact product and location are not specified in the readable text.
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Bovinine
Lettish
Quartermaster’s Depot
Summer Street
District Committee
Hieters
Fitzgerald
Ward and Trades Committees
Post
Charlestown Navy Yard
Naval Magazine
Hingham
Navy Yard
Tate
T--William
Tho u--William
H. Heney
William ¥. Murray
Joseph F. Lomeaney
Timothy Callahan
Charles HH. Tnnes
Vrank M Hogarty
Ana
Kancig M. Coatello
Stephen R. Mealley
William
Peter J Donaghue
da Wasserman Sane
Santor
Jelif Howard Os
Andrey
Robertr. Fowler
Harry K Stone
Herbert A. Wilson
Fuller
Otead
Masachusetts
Secollay Square
Tremont Street
L.T Slattery Co
Alicia
Belle — Nainsook
Corinne
Dora
E. T. Slattery CO
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