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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1917

Page

3

Catholic Truth Guild Wagon Displays Quotations on the Common

A Catholic Truth Guild wagon on the Common showcased Cardinal O Connell’s fierce claim for faith and right. A second quotation attributed to W Washington warned against morality without religious principles. The wagon sold The Catholic Religion and offered Socialism, the Nation of Fatherless Children to buyers, while Arthur B. Corbett led the speakers claiming full Church representation.

Jesus Cardinal O'Connell Catholic Truth Guild W Washington Arthur B. Corbett

Man Fractures Jaw Refasing Flag on Motor Boat

Albert N. Hardy aged 34 of 79 Walworth Street Roslindale struck his jaw on a bridge while refastening an American flag on a motor boat. He was on a pleasure trip with friends in his brother’s boat when injured yesterday afternoon.

Albert N. Hardy Walworth Street Roslindale Mr.Hardy

Dow Narrowly Escapes in Auto Overturn in Haverhill

James K. Dow of Lawrence narrowly escaped death when his car skidded and overturned on Bridge street in Haverhill. Dow his mother and two sisters were thrown to one side of the road and just escaped being pinned under the machine.

Haverhill James K. Dow Lawrence Dow Bridge Street

National Surgical Dressings Committee Joins Red Cross

The National Surgical Dressings Committee with 25 000 workers in the United States and a France based administrative branch becomes an auxiliary of the American Red Cross. It will keep forward dressing supplies to abroad hospitals and retain its officials. Since the war began it has sent Europe over 16 million dressings. Chairman Davison said more similar coop arrangements may be announced soon.

Washington National United States France American Red Cross Europe Red Cross Davison War Council

Military funeral for student flier Charles Fleischmann

Bay Shore New York August 6 A military funeral was held at noon for Charles Fleischmann a Navy Flying Corps student aviator killed Thursday night when the hydroaeroplane he and George Henry Witts occupied collapsed Parents Mr and Mrs Julius L Fleischmann Cincinnati and fiancée Miss Florence McGregor Sheldon Brooklyn attended Witts funeral was held today but without military features as he was not in the Flying Corps

Flying Corps

Commercial Club Plans Big Show Friday Night

The Commercial Club promotes another big show with sizzler fights. Tommy Robson of Malden faces Albert Badoud, the French champion, in the final after three previous decisions and a draw. Semifinal pits Dan McCormack of East Boston against Shaver O'Brien of South Boston.

Tommy Robson Malden Albert Badoud Dan McCormack East Boston Shaver O’brien South Boston

East Boston Lodger Dies by His Own Hand

Sigrid Carlson aged two, a lodger at 512 Sumner Street East Boston, fired three revolver shots into his breast yesterday behind his home, resulting in death by his own action.

Sigrid Carlson Sumner Street Boston

Border Goat Carranza Serves Camp Police Mascot

Carranza the black and white goat serves as camp mascot for H Company of the Dandy Fifth at Tin Hill Somerville after aiding cleanup at Las Cruces and keeping watch over the mess tent. The National Association of Railway Commissioners plans its 29th annual Washington convention October 16, focusing on Federal railroad control for military and industrial needs.

Carranza H Company Tin Hill Somerville Las Cruces N. M Mystic River Henry Healy United States National Association of Railway Commissioners Washington National Guard

Railroad Commission Members to Meet

New York Aug. 5 A call has been sent to members of all public service utility and railroad commissions to attend a joint gathering outlining cooperation and policy alignment across agencies.

Railroad Commission New York Public Service

Von Valdow Considered German Food Regulator Head

Copenhagen reports Herr von Valdow the high bailiff of Pomerania is named successor to Adolph von Batock as president of the German Food Regulation Board. The Tages Zeitung notes Count von Reventlow attacks Dr. Richard von Kuhlmann who is named as a successor to Dr. Alfred Zammermann as head of the foreign office.

Copenhagen Herr von Valdow Pomerania Berlin Vossische Zeitung Adolph von Batock German Food Regulation Board Tages Zeitung Count von Reventlow Richard von Kuhlmann Alfred Zammermann Foreign Office von Kuhllmann von Bethmann-Hollweg

FTC urged to set temporary coal price cap in Chicago

The Federal Trade Commission is urged by the Utilities Bureau to establish within ten days a temporary maximum coal price. The memorial claims current prices are exorbitant and warn of a public calamity this winter unless action is taken. It asks for a just price and protection of existing contracts after accounting for higher labor and supply costs.

Chicago Federal Trade Commission Utilities Bureau

Mine Death Toll Rises to 31 at West Kentucky Mine

Clay Kentucky August 5 The death list from yesterdays explosion in the South entry of No 7 mine of the West Kentucky Coal Company reached 31 by tonight Charles S Richardson vice president and general manager said Twenty four bodies were removed yesterday and one more today Six of the injured who died yesterday are added to the count leaving 15 to 20 men still in the mine with little hope of rescue

Clay West Kentucky Coal Company Charles S. Richardson Ager Richardson

South End Girls at War Gardens Gain Farm Experience

Boston as part of war effort sees 21 girls arrive at the Winning Farm in Lexington under South End House direction for a 12 day stay. They work in gardens and can vegetables for future use at Winnine Farm and Nellie Frank Hill Camp on the Shawsheen River in Bedford.

Boston Winning Farm Lexington Nellie Frank Hill Shawsheen River Bedford Winnine Farm South End House

North End children enjoy a playful day on the Common

Children toured the Common yesterday climbing lamp poles and uprooting Keep Off the Grass signs. They swam at Frog Pond and paraded with the uprooted signs. Families lounged on the hillside by the bandstand while listening to music and visiting the recruiting headquarters cannon.

North End

Lieutenant Lyons Explains Resignation During War

In a letter to the Post Michael J Lyons explains he did not quit and that he submitted a resignation to Colonel Logan on January 1 1917 while peace prevailed He states he offered to continue service and clarifies his wartime actions regarding his Ninth Regiment assignment.

Boston Logan Michael J. Lyons

Opposing a Convict Army Letter to the Editor

A reader criticizes a proposal to use criminals in war, arguing it would raise crime, taint the military, and undermine enlistment. The writer cites Champ Clark on conscription and notes felons are barred from service, urging opponents to study cited references in Life magazine.

Champ Clark Sing Sing

How Farmers Can Get Loans From Federal Land Bank

A four page circular from the Federal Land Bank of Springfield explains loans from $100 to $10,000 secured by land and buildings. Covering Massachusetts to New York, the guide outlines steps to secure the loan and repay over 35 years with no foreclosure threat and a yearly cost of $6.04 per $100 borrowed.

Federal Land Bank of Springfield Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode Island New Jersey New York

Stovall Praises U S Swiss Ties at Soldier Home

Pleasant A. Stovall United States Minister to Switzerland spoke at the opening of a new soldiers home in Solothurn praising cordial U S relations with Switzerland. He noted Americans funded two Swiss homes and affirmed lasting goodwill under President Wilson.

Berne Pleasant A. Stovall United States Switzerland Solothurn Stovall

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