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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

9

CUTTERS TO REMAIN OUT

Brockton Independent Cutters Association rejects State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration call to return to work. They prefer Federal War Labor Board intervention and will not arbitrate or resume duties. Factories remain open but few cutters return to work.

Brockton

The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years

Excerpts from an American dentist in Berlin 1904 1918 recount the Kaiser’s views on war and international law. He defends Zeppelin raids, argues no international law exists, and cherishes monarchy while opposing democracy. He cites 1912 Wilson era politics and notes Kaiser loyalty to dynastic rule.

Berlin United States Germany Paris London England Belgium Serbia Poland Lusitania America Red Cross War Austria Bosnia and Herzegovina Franz Ferdinand Franz Joseph Sarajevo Russia France Wilson Davis Lloyd George Empire

Democracy's Worst Enemy The Kaiser and the Great Military Machine

A historical look at how the Kaiser built a vast military force that challenged democratic ideals and shaped the wartime political landscape. The article traces the rise of imperial power, its reliance on organized coercion, and the ethical questions raised by militarism in a democratic age.

Russia League of Honor

Lights Out Rule Enforced at Revere Beach

Revere Beach activated lights out rules last night as fuel administrator Robert Pirie followed directions from Mr. Storrow's office. The move aligns with the Revere lighting committee's report forwarded to the State House fuel administrator's office yesterday.

Revere Beach Robert Pirie Revere Mr. Storrow Revere Lighting Committee State House

Boy Dies After Fall Into Elevator Shaft

James Haley Jr a 14 year old messenger for S M McIntyre Brass Works based in the building at 221 High Street fell yesterday afternoon down an elevator shaft and was killed. He lived at 4 Forbes Street Somerville.

James Haley, Jr Forbes Street Somerville High Street S. M. McIntyre Brass Works

Jewish Legion Arrives in Palestine Aid to British Forces

Safe arrival of the first two contingents of the American Jewish Legion in Palestine announced by the Zionist Organization of America. Recruited last spring, they trained in Canada and England and join the Jewish regiment in London already on the firing line near Jaffa with British forces.

New York Palestine American Jewish Legion Zionist Organization of America Canada England London Jaffa

Twenty five first assistant engineers sought for wartime ships

The United States Shipping Board advertises for twenty five first assistant engineers to serve immediately on new Merchant Marine cargo ships essential to war industries. The position calls for skilled engineers to operate vessels in support of wartime logistics.

Merchant Marine Service United States Shipping Board

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