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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

1

Railroads urged to unify under government control for war

Interstate Commerce Commission calls for immediate unification of all U S railroads for the war duration either by the railroads or the President. It urges suspension of anti trust and anti pooling laws and a government loan and regulation of security issues. Commissioner McChord adds that voluntary pooling would fail due to selfishness and supports strong government control.

Washington United States Interstate Commerce Commission Congress McChord

Ex-Mayor Fitzgerald backs Gallivan for Mayor

Former mayor says James A. Gallivan is best suited for the mayoralty and will campaign for him at Tremont Temple on Saturday night.

Navy Stadium Leary Navy Relief Society James D. Henderson

Statement endorses Gallivan for Boston mayor

Mr. Fitzgerald pledges to support the election of Mr. Gallivan as mayor of Boston. He notes Gallivan served with him on the Board of Street Commissioners throughout Fitzgeralds mayoral tenure and calls Gallivan the best equipped man for the office.

South Boston Fitzgerald Gallivan Boston Board of Street Commissioners

America to Respect Swiss Neutrality

The United States has forwarded a formal declaration of intent to respect Switzerland's neutrality to Bern. The text will not be released in Washington until receipt is acknowledged in Berne.

America Washington Switzerland Berne

British Merchantmen Sunk In Week By Mines And U-Boats

Sixteen British merchant ships over 1600 tons were sunk in the past week by mines or submarines, according to an ad- miralty statement released tonight. Details continued on page 4 eighth column.

London Admiralty

St Nicholas Day noted with actor Sothern birthday

An old column notes St Nicholas Day and marks FE H Sothern as born in 1859. It recalls a year ago when German forces under Mackensen captured Bucharest in Romania.

St. Nicholas Day FE. H. Sothern Mackensen Bucharest Rumania

Fair Colder Weather Forecast for New England and Boston

Washington forecast notes northern New England snow flurries then fair and cold Thursday and Friday. Southern New England and eastern New York expect fair and colder Thursday with Friday also fair. Moderate northwest winds accompany the Boston vicinity outlook.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England New York

Temperature Recap at Thompson's Spa Yesterday

Yesterday's readings show a 3 PM high of 32 with a 9 PM 31 and a 5 AM 55. The day averaged 37.4 degrees, compared to 56.8 the previous year.

Congress clears path for prompt action against Austria

Washington dispatch reports Congress moved to authorize quick administration response to President Wil as war tensions rise with Austria. The measure aims to speed up decisions and equip the executive branch for immediate action, with clarification expected in subsequent columns.

Washington Congress

Mystery woman identified in Keyes murder case

Harriet A Varney was identified as the mysterious figure seen at 79 Kenwood Brookline peering through windows and listening at speaking tubes a week before Pauline Keyes wife of the man whose mistress Varney had been was shot This confirmation came from Adelaide Rogers neighbor during testimony at Varney murder trial in Dedham Norfolk County Superior Court

Harriet A. Varney Keyes Kenwood Street Brookline Pauline Keyes Miss Varney Adelaide Rogers Rogers Norfolk County Superior Court Dedham

District Attorney Katzmann Probes Witness Skillfully

The prosecutor, noted for deft questioning, elicited from the witness a full answer, revealing careful testimony and a decisive moment in the case.

Katzmann

Wilsons Go Shopping in Washington for Christmas

President and Mrs. Wilson walked through downtown Washington shopping for Christmas. The couple visited several stores and wandered the crowded streets for nearly two hours this afternoon.

Washington Wilson

Engineers Taken After Gouzeaucourt Clash

The Cambrai fighting produced a dramatic episode where about 50 American and Canadian engineers with some British troops were cut off in the German turning movement near Gouzeaucourt and were captured by the enemy.

France Associated Press Cambrai Gouzeaucourt

German Escort Travels With Troops Along Road

A German escort of two or more soldiers accompanied along the road continues, with details to be found on page seven, fourth column.

Militon clubman Clemens A Haass arrested under alien enemy proclamation

Clemens A Haass a wealthy Boston clubman with a handsome residence in Mil ton's exclusive section was arrested by federal officers yesterday afternoon under President Wilson's alien enemy proclamation following alleged dealings with Count von Bernstorff before his departure from the United States.

Clemens A. Haass Boston Milton Count von Bernstorff United States Wilson

Treasurers Arrest in Tate Manufacturing Raid

Mr Haas, treasurer of Tate Manufacturing at 48 Hanover Street, was arrested during a Department of Justice raid. Deputy U.S. Marshal John W. Bacchus assisted as officers surrounded the building and searched desks for incriminating documents. A .22 caliber Colt automatic was recovered among papers.

Haas Tate Manufacturing Company Hanover Street Department of Justice United States John W. Bacchus Haass

Germany plans large drives on fronts in France and Italy

The report notes no large infantry operations yet but hints that the Cambrai sector in France and the northern Italian line may soon see titanic struggles between German and Austro-Hungarian forces, signaling imminent major offensives.

Cambrai France

Armistice Talks Report From Russian Wireless

A Moscow dispatch states Russian officials received evasive replies from the enemy in armistice talks. Russia proposed no forces move from the Russian front and German detachments leave Moon Sound islands. A Baltic to Black Sea armistice draft yielded a 28 day term with possible extension. The Russians pushed for multi party participation but the Germans claimed no authority.

London Russia Moon Sound Baltic Black Sea Germany

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