President Wilson Rejects Pope Peace Plan to Preserve Democratic Freedom
The President asserts no peace can rest on punishing or dismembering nations and rejects restoring prewar borders. He urges a peace based on equal rights of peoples, warns against German autocracy, and states the US aims for a lasting settlement with consent of free peoples.
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France
Italy
Balkan
Poland
Russia
United States
Germany
Robert Lansing
The
United States of America
Pope Benedict
Wilson
America
Draft Board Work Records Include Thousands of Names
A long list of names and addresses appears as draft board records, detailing residents across streets such as Huntington, Heath, Parker, and Whitney. The compilation includes numerous individuals with varied occupations and locations, reflecting local eligibility and registration data.
Division 11 Boston Exemption Claims List
A list of individuals with exemptions or alien status from Division 11 Boston. Names include Knapkas John and Uryasy Joseph with addresses across Newman street and Dorchester avenue. Many entries note dependents or aliens. several show Allen status or mispelled streets.
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Knapkas
John
Vinton St
Kondroko
Vasil
Junkins
Uryasy
Joseph
Newman
Newman St
Zablecki, John
Woodward St
Riccini
Antonio
Newman At
Alien
Georginozzi
Luigi
Annapolis St
Chwascepki
Alexander
Dorchester Ave
Kazakonis
Joseph Y. G
Mercer St
Allen
Samory
Stephen
Rawson St
Pasykowski
Rawson At
Zadovian
Anthony
Pllery St
Canio
Simon
Crostti
Norfolk Ave
Varnizza
Tony
Mitchell St
Walsh
Lark St
Wilcerzki
Glover Ct
Bernab
Wanbecki
Kastine
Trasky
William
Anderson
Olas. L
Piatkin
Harry
East Fighth St
Pinkus
Humboldt Pl
Jaskolski
Felix
Oleck
Wladyslaw
Allies pick Wilson to reply to pope
The United States is chosen to answer the pope before the world in the high court of public opinion as allied nations increasingly accept the President’s stance against autocracy. It is expected Entente nations may largely adopt his reasoning and issue notes of endorsement.
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America
Germany
Lansing
Entente
Wilson
Congress
State Department
Page
London
Balfour
Rome
Washington
Pope
United States
Everett Citizens Plan Gas and Electricity Boycott
Citizens of Everett will boycott gas for lighting and heating to protest a five cent per thousand feet price increase by the Malden and Melrose Gas Light Company. Mayor John J. Mullen announced the action and appealed to the State Gas and Electric Light Commission for a public hearing. A boycott of the company’s electricity is planned, and permission for Boston Consolidated Gas Company to supply gas in Everett will be sold by the commission.
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Everett
John J. Mullen
State Gas & Electric Light Commission
Malden & Melrose Gas Light Company
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Ciacmission
Army to Regenerate to End Anarchy in Russia
General Korniloff told the National Conference that army disorganization and insubordination threaten Russia. He cited four officers killed, regiments deserting, and the need for drastic measures including the death penalty to revive discipline and save Petrograd from a German advance.
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Moscow
Korniloff
Kerensky
Russia
Koriloff
Siberian Rifles
Riga
Austrians and Italians Clash Amid Verdun and Frontline Shifts
The Verdun sector shows ceased German counterattacks against new French positions while artillery activity remains limited on the Meuse. In the ABainsizza plateau, Italian forces press forward as Austrian attacks fail to regain ground. Monte Santo is reported captured by Italians but evacuated by Austrians. Along the Bukovina frontier, Russian troops retreat as Austro German forces seize vacated trenches. others push against Romanians in Moldavia. Northern Russia sees little fighting, suggesting no major Baltic offensive.
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Verdun
Meuse
Abainsizza
Gorizia
Cadorna
Rome
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Boyany
Novoselica
Bessarabian
Moldavia
Fokshani
von Mackensen
Russia
Riga
Baltic
Receivers to Get $1000 Each for Four Months Work
Irving Hollander and Holbrook G Cleaveland were each granted 1000 by Judge Crosby for four months work as receivers for the New England Equitable Insurance Company. The firm’s affairs spanned 20 states with risks totaling 45 919 612 and the receivers turned over over 1 000 000 to the permanent receivers.
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Irving Hollander
Holbrook G. Cleaveland
Crosby
Supreme Court
New England Equitable Insurance Company
Dana Malone
Helbrook G. Cleaveland
David I. Walsh
Malone
Local residents listed as dependents and widows
A compiled roster lists Timnlty James at 2 Hubbard terrace with a dependent child. Other entries include Mill William F at 136 George street with a widowed mother, White Edward at 84 Burrill street with a dependent, and additional names such as Matthews Charles of 15 Taber street and McGregor Alexander R at 13 Chesterfield street with a widowed mother.
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Timnlty
James
Hubbard Terrace
Mill
Wm. F
George St
White
Edward
Burrill St
Matthews
Charles
Taber St
McGregor
Alexander R
Chesterfield St
Fay
Blue Hill Ave
Coyne
Michael
Magazine St
Toohey
James J
Harrison Ave
Sweet
Geo. W
Chadwick St
Irrera
Santo
Albany St
Cotter
Jeremiah J
Hancock St
Cor
Ridley
Geo
Thorndike St
Local Residents Listing With Stated Addresses
A compiled list presents residents and their home addresses including Baroldo Salvatore at 4 Border Street, Caruso Pasquale at 150 Edinboro Street, Roleau George W. at 82 Rustic Street, Barrio Atkins at 16 Capital Street, Halliday William T. at 300 Cabot Street, Curley Thomas F. at 117 River Street, Kelley John E. at 607 Washington Street, Foley Ernest L. at 40 Adams Street, Harrington Walter W. at 17 Whitlowe Street, Pease John B. at 486 Parker Street, Lamson Daniel R. at 276 Church Street, Durkee Gordon A. at 650 Grove Street, Patchett Clement at 1595 Washington Street, Neville Bernard F. at 1349 Centre Street, Clark Ernest M. at 150 Otis Street, Moan Edward A. at 40 Oakland Street, Atwood Paul W. at 239 Washington Street, Smith William E. at 138 Carlisle Street, LeBlanc Placide at bao Washington Street, Treacey Edward at 64 Beecher Street, Bedard John L. at 58 Faxon Street.
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Baroldo
Salvatore
Border St
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Roxbury
Mitros
Estey St
McCarthy
John J
Whitney St
Morton
Arthur H
Huntington Ave
McManus
St. Alphonsus St
McQueen
Parker
Hayes
Albert A
Kempton St
Noonan
Henry
Phillips
Frank
O'Reilly
James E
Hut
Columbus
Therlo
Kenner St
Simms
Bernard
Estey St. Prior
Spellman
Heath St. Polacke
Bickford Ave
Dooley
Calumet St. Darwin
Degnan
Round Hill St
Fritz
Charles N
So. Huntington Ave
Fenwick
George F
Wensley St
Farrell
James H
Heath
Heath Pl
Kurley
Conant St. Columbus
Heath St. Dagle
Fisher Ave
Dickhaut
Hutchins Ave
Clements
Creighton
Joseph P
Brennan
Matthew
Hutchins
Bartech
Gustav
Burke
Ryan
Smith St
Malliday
Clarence
Aspinwall Ave
Chepirapas
Parker Hill
Dolomanck
Andrew
Conant St. Bechevaria
Angel
Westland Ave
Mavramades
Theodore
Gay Head St
Hubach
Buchanan Place
Muncher
Martin
Sobol
Nicol
Boston College
Monteagudo
Francisco
Harvard Dental School
Pisco
Columbus Ave
Zelenenky
Stone
Heath St
Sehlaich
Conant St
Longwood Ave
Ay. Joseph
Reissfelder
Fimil
Weath St
Raynor
Thomas G
Tremont St
Wageman
Parker Hill Ave
Cacasse
Gideon
Gaubert
Perkins St
Cronin
William M
Oswald
O'Meara
Fenwood Road
Lyon
Donald
Kebabjian, Hrant
Harvard Medical School
Gately
Joseph A
Parker St
Reynolds
Sunnyside St
Ward
Edmund F
Hillside St
Gleisman
Herman A
Bearsarge Ave
Gnoza
Peter
Hunneman St
Chas. H
Newcomb St
Dockerty
Herbert
Church St
Dor
Creutz
Jos
Comwealth Ave
Gordon
Thomas H
Dedham
Cadiff
Abraham
Batchelder St
Chelsea
Alpert
Arlington St
Kojniczko
Benny
Pearl St
Sherman
Jacob
Everett Ave
Benezrocki
Bromslaw
Broadway
Carroll
Second St
Caszynski
Beacon St
Levine
Samuel
Auburn St
Leavitt
Isaac
Grove St
Friedman
Percy
Chestnut St
Cohen
Herman
King
Maverick St
Domesick
Walnut St
Sedersky
Shawmut St
Wolfson
Morris
Ash St
Clemens
Shapiro
Hyman
Richard
Shurtleff
Manker
Shurtleff St
Coca
Giuseppe
Garnevich
Drinkwater
Alex
Podpon
Vale St
Boston
Maddock
Harmon R
Audiboard
Leonard
Julian T
Commonwealth Ave
Hall
Henry 8., Jr
Ingegneri
Nunzio
Lyndeboro
Chaiker
William D
Myrtle St
Kimball
Day
Brentlinger
Clell M
Shea
William P
Sunshine
Meyer
Temple St
Eddy
John F
Williams Ast
Bancroft
Winthrop
Wall
Leonard T
Allen Pl
Higgins
Cemetery Ave
Gandet
Denis
Freeman St
Bennet
John A
Boylston Gt
Hopwood
William R
Charlesbank Rd
Legee
Cyrus F
Oak
Carey
William H
Washington St
Castignino
Border
Rustic St. Clark
Frank Y
Pelham St
Thorndike H
Connelly
Newtonville Ave
Hope
G. A
Lincoln Rd
Edward F
Jackson St. Bearste
James A
Warwick At
Fleming
Patrick J
Fanning
John R
Winonr St
Gould
Richard H
Boylston St
Tucker
Kenneth D
Oakleigh St
Vanderwyck
Henry D
Waltham
Hicks
Francis J
Temple
Sullivan
Hawthorne
Miller
Clarence R
Brookside
Butler
Walter G
Court
Bergin
Boylston
McNamara
Richard A
Gardner
Hinds
Clifford W
Ingalls
Herbert E
Mains
Ripley
Hamond
Herbert W
Rowe Eed
Fred L
Brookside Ave
de Rusha
Herbert P
Terrace
Plant
Roger E
Chestnut
Gerrity
William J
Lincoln
Skelton
Cypress
Lapez
Emerson
Thomas P
Pearl
Osborn
William L
Auburn
DuBois
William A
Barker
Cappadano
Watertown
Lane
Leo M
Green
Smith
Walter H
Armory
Libby
Edgar E
Williams
Charles A
Roycord
Ross
John H
Wash
Muldoon
Walter I
Langley
Houston
Tiner E
Curve
Dineen
Michael J
Harold. Thomas
Joseph C
Adams
Vivans
Robert J
Arcese
Mahon
Thomas F
California
Kelleher
Bartholomew C
Merchioni
Alberto
Tincoln
Stevens
Frank F
Fessenden School
Riley
Timothy F
West
Conchlin
Bernard W
Washburn
Guthrie
Brackett
Chappelle
North
Paramountain
Paul B
Hazelhurst Ave
Massari
Angelo
Wrawthorne
Tisher
Wallace
Jewett
Chandler T
Cambridge
Phelan
Saville St
Henderson
Charles D
Kimball St
Edwin R
Clarendon Ave
Cunningham
James M
Massachusetts Ave
Boyd
Harry I
Dunster St
Flannagan
Thomas M
Dinsmore Ct
Powers
William T
Lexington Ave
Burdick
Don A
Raymond St
Galicia
Bukowina
Gulf of Riga
Petrograd
Insurance Co
Jackie
Tam
Poston Wholesale Millinery Co
Temple Place
Blake Bldg
Newton
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
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