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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1917

Page

6

Not Enough on First Call to Fill Quotas

Officials outline procedures for local exemption boards under the selective service act. Board members receive 4 a day if paid. physicians are compensated per number examined. clerical aides may be employed up to 2.50 a day. Exemption cards must not be transferred. Examinations begin in Melrose Dorchester and other districts with daily targets and specific locations.

Federal Department of Justice Gettemy Charles F. Mulcahy Secretary of War War Department Malden Melrose and Wakefield Melrose City Hall

Evaders Use Drug Heart Stimulant in Draft Evasion Plot

A New York case reveals a physician with pro German views arranged to give heart stimulant drugs to two young men to help them pass medical exams for draft exemption. Investigations were ordered and tests will detect unusual heart activity in all cases.

New York Francis G. Caffey United States District Attorney Roscoe S. Conklin Biso Conklin Karl Osterhaus Bureau of Information For

Slacker Marriages May Not Ground Draft Exemption

General Crowder ruled that marriages since July 20 do not automatically discharge draftees. Dependency must be proven as a fact, not assumed by marriage alone. Women who marry to aid slacking are subject to prosecution under the draft act.

Washington Crowder General Crowder Wilson

Evangelist Denounces Spiritualism as Devil Worship

Evangelist I L Cardy warned at Berkeley street tent that spirits of evil are turning minds toward occultism. He argued modern spiritualism is devil worship and questioned why God permits such power.

I. L. Cardy Berkeley Street

Prohibition Debate in Senate Sways Between Wets and Drys

Senators spokesmen laid out positions on a proposed constitutional amendment to ban alcohol, with both sides claiming enough votes for victory but acknowledging a close result. Lodge Hardwick attacked federal powers over liquor and urged abstinence, while Sheppard defended the measure. Harding backed a July 1 1928 ratification deadline and Stone floated compensation for property damages before enforcement.

House Lodge Hardwick Senator Lodge Senate Sheppard Harding Stone

Giants Take Two From Pirates

New York pounded Pittsburgh pitchers in a doubleheader winning 11 to 7 and 9 to 8. Cooper and Sallee started game one but were retired. Jacobs followed but surrendered a deluge of hits before Tesreau shut down the Pirates late. In game two Grimes drew the beating yet Schupp held firm after the third inning, Pittsburgh only threatened in spots.

Pittsburg New York Pittsborg Cooper Sallee Jacobs Tesreau Grimes Schupp Pittsburg AB Burns Bighbee Herzog Carey Kanff King Zim’man G Pitler Pletcher Boeckel Wilheit J.wagner Holke Gibson Ward Debus Wagner Fischer Big Eark Pittsburg Herzog J Kauft Fletcher Bigbee Kauf Rigbee Carey Wilhoit Kauff Zimmerman Tesrean Coope Tesreau Klem Emilie Time

Eight Heat Deaths Reported in Philadelphia City Sees 101 Degree Day

Philadelphia records eight heat related deaths as the city endures a 101 degree high at 2 PM. The scorching day, the hottest in 16 years, caused nearly 300 prostrations with no immediate relief forecast by weather bureau officials.

Philadelphia Weather Bureau

Schooner Captain Rescues Chelsea Boy at Wharf

Captain Ralph W. Long of the Seth Wyman rescued 6 year old Hyman Kessel of 131 Arch street Chelsea after he fell into the water near Colemans Wharf. The boy was revived with artificial respiration and treated at Frost Hospital before returning home.

Ralph W. Long Seth Wyman Coleman's Wharf Chelsea Hyman Kessel Arch Street Taner Frost Hospital

Springfield Beats Lawrence 11 4 in Baseball Game

Springfield defeated Lawrence 11 to 4 as Lawrence errors helped the visitors surge after a seventh inning misplay. Brannigan misplayed an easy fly ball allowing Springfield to seize the lead that stood the rest of the game.

Lawrence Springfield Brannigan

Braves Win Split Doubleheader Over Cubs Amid Sunlit Flubs

In Boston, Dick Rudolph struggles against the Cubs as Chicago brakes the game with 12 hits. George Tyler dominates in relief, guiding the Braves to a lengthy win behind a pivotal triple play and timely scoring in the ninth. Red Smith, Rawlings, Kelly, and Koney drive key runs while Fitzpatrick, Mann, and Konetchy contribute for Chicago in a high sunlit twin bill with late rallies.

Braves Dick Rudolph Cubs George Tyler Stallings Fitz Honey Rawlings Ititz Rabbit Maranville Red Smith Rudolph Walter Rehg Kelly Koney Smith Bailey Zeider Powell Mann Wilson Les Mann Cy Williams Joe Alaridge Boston Chicago Po.a. AB Williams Tragesser Wortman Tyler Dilhoefer Aest Ter Sewer Cor Etat Prenderg't Semot Aldridge Prendergast Fitzpatrick Konetchy Doyle Merkle Carter Rigler Bransfield

Phillies and Cards Split Double Header

Box score style recap notes the Phillies and Cardinals splitting a double header. Key players include Cravath Luderus Smyth Smith Paulette Bancroft Miller Wallace with Luderus on a two-base hit and multiple double plays. Bender and Horstman pitched, with Bender allowing seven hits and three runs in seven innings and Horstman seven hits and one run in nine.

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Cubs and Braves split doubleheader in Chicago heat

In Chicago a scorching day saw the Cubs win the opener 9 to 6 and the Braves dominate the second 8 to 1. No large crowd showed much enthusiasm for the twin bill as both teams posted decisive results.

Doctors Offer Free Help With Draft Examinations

The Charlestown Medical Society with over twenty physicians offered free services to government draft examination boards. Dr. John F. O'Brien announced the plan for District 1, and the doctors will assist in examining men for the draft without pay if approved.

Charlestown Medical Society John F. O’brien

Ryder Training an Unknown for Mile at Caledonian Grove

Jack Ryder the B A A trainer has another sleeper primed for the Walter Scott special mile at the Scotch picnic at Caledonian Grove next Saturday afternoon. No one will reveal whether the runner is Ryder or one of his followers.

Jack Ryder Caledonian Grove Ryder

Armory Boxing Show Canceled Over Heat and Apathy

The Armory A A canceled its boxing tournament planned for last night at the Arena due to hot weather and lack of fan interest. Scheduled features included Marty Farrell versus Jimmy O’Hagen and Patsy Cline against Finney Boyle.

The Armory A. A echeAnied Marty Farrell Jimmy O'Hagen Patsy Cline Finney Boyle

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