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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1917

Page

9

Boston Honors Generals With Lockets And Tankard Gifts

Mayor James M. Curley presents a gold locket to Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser and a silver mounted tankard to Captain Charles T Cahill. The items bear the initials E L S and C T C and reflect thanks from the people of Boston to U S Army officers serving at a major southern depot brigade. The gifts are prepared for shipment to Charlotte North Carolina where the officers are quartered.

Charlotte N. C General Sweetser Curley E. Leroy Sweetser U.S. A Boston James M. Curley Charles T. Cahill

Campaign Ends in Cambridge Mayor race tight

Ed ward W. Quinn the water works superintendent and opponent of Mayor Rockwood held rallies across Cambridge as the campaign closed. Both sides claimed victory at the polls with last minute circulars distributed citywide by the Rockwood committee and Quinn circulating the fourth edition of The Truth.

Cambridge Edward W. Quinn Rockwood Rockwood Campaign Committee Quinn Truth

Boston Old and New Shown in Fine Etchings

At Doll and Richards gallery 71 Newbury Street yesterday opened the Sears Gallagher etchings exhibit featuring views of Boston Old and New and several views of the yards at Harvard.

Boston Yards Harvard Doll and Richards Gallery Newbury Street Sears Gallagher Doll & Richards Sears .Gallagher Faneuil Hall Custom’ House New Quincy Market Custom House Trinity Church St. Paul's Cathedral Old House Paul Revere Old North Square Louisburg Square Congressional Library Washington Juglaris Laurens Constant Paris Art Institute Chicago Museum of Fine Arts Chicago Society of Fitchers Brooklyn

Cured Without Surgery Rose Washington Tells Of Osmo-Chemic Treatment

Mrs Rose Washington of 82 Otis Street Cambridge reports avoiding surgery for polyps and tumors of the nose after an Osmo-Chemic physician prescribed treatment. She cites Snow Pencil and X Ray methods as the cure and mentions a public exhibition of etchings by Sears Gallagher in Boston and Washington with related artwork and gallery affiliations.

Rose Washington Otis St EB. Cambridge

May Close All Shops for Two Weeks in 1917 18

Pittsburg December report says a proposal from large manufacturers urges nationwide shutdown of all manufacturing plants from noon December 22 1917 to January 7 1918. Pittsburg district risks and committee will review the plan. The aims include easing railroad congestion reducing embargoes and restoring smoother winter shipping and business conditions.

Pittsburg Ferdinand King New York Sounde

French importer predicts spring victory and end of war

James Mattron an English importer who has lived in France for 25 years arrived in Boston from Rouen. He expresses confidence that the spring drive will lead to a complete victory over the Hun and hopes for the war’s end by next summer.

America James Mattron Boston Rouen France Mattron

Arrival of American Troops Reassures Occupied France

An émigré from Lille recalls his family’s 1914 expulsion by German forces and describes a joyous reception for American troops in France. He notes optimism across Paris and says civilians have limited access to the battle front, but French happiness grows as the United States joins the war effort.

Lille France Paris United States America

Holiday happenings at Jordan Marsh and wartime booth drive

The article highlights Jordan Marsh events for children including Florence Close Gale storytelling in the Children's Story Corner on the third floor, a new Hairdressing Shop for kids, and a silk yard sale in the silk section. It also promotes a three day Massachusetts relief drive at a special booth near Avon and Washington Street and details a Food Conservation Booth plus a Surgical Dressings booth with instructions for home sewing and hospital comforts.

Florence Gale Massachusetts Committee For the Relief of Avon Washington Street New England Surgical Dressings Committee Civic Federation

Protest Theft of Bank Money by Bolsheviki

Petrograd dispatch reports the State Bank issued a proclamation surrendering keys to Bolshevik representatives who demanded up to 25,000,000 rubles for their nominees. The bank notes it had closed under the new regime and asserts funds were never advanced to the imperial family without authority.

Petrograd State Bank Bolsheviki

Would Make Congress Pay the Income Tax

Washington December 3 Congress would pay the income tax under a proposed repeal of the war revenue act exemption for members' salaries. Representative Mott introduced bills to remove the tax exemption and subject congressional pay to the income tax.

Congress Washington Representatives Mott

Yale Naval Unit Receives $10000 Gift From Whitney

Payne Whitney of New York City sent a ten thousand dollar check toward Yale naval training unit expenses as part of a twenty five thousand dollar fundraising goal. Whitney, Yale graduate of 1298, is noted in university headquarters announcements. The unit, led by Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester, includes 248 undergraduates under the guidance of Professor Mather A. Abbott and Admiral Chester in charge.

Inew Haven Payne Whitney New York City Yale Naval Training Unit Whitney Yale Colby M. Chester Mather A. Abbott Admiral Chester

British Capture Guns and Prisoners

London December 3. Today's official report notes successful minor encounters during operations. British forces captured several guns and prisoners in ongoing combat actions.

London

Night in Bourlon yields 12 German MGs and prisoners

Report from the Bourlon area notes London troops captured 12 German machine guns and a number of prisoners after artillery exchanges on the southern battle front. Other lines say there was no further report of significant activity beyond ongoing artillery action.

Bourlon London

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