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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

11

Mass factories join thrift stamp Christmas drive

More than 60 000 workers in Massachusetts will receive Thrift Stamps and a Thrift Card as a Christmas gift from their employers. State Director Robert F. Herrick reports broad assent from manufacturers. Companies like Walter Baker, Pacific Mills, George E. Keith of Brockton, Norton of Worcester, Saco-Lowell shops, and A. J. Tower Co. have adopted the plan to boost the statewide campaign.

Massachusetts Robert F. Herrick Walter Baker Company Pacific Mills George E. Keith Company Brockton Norton Company Worcester Saco-Lowell A. J. Tower Company

Fore River Yard Foreman George Chamberlain Involved

George Chamberlain, a foreman at the Fore River shipbuilding yards, is noted in connection with ongoing labor or management activities. Details remain limited in the fragment, with emphasis on his role and affiliation to the Fore River facility.

George Chamberlain Fore River Jack

Auto overturns injures Milton yard inspector

Moncovitz, a United States inspector at the yards, escaped serious harm when the automobile they rode in overturned on Brooks Avenue in Milton. The car skid, rolled over, and pinned them briefly under the vehicle before coming to rest in a ditch.

Moncovitz United States Milton Brooks Avenue

Suspect Admits He Witnessed 1915 Cresci Murder

Joseph Balza rano, brought from Bridgeport, admits being present at the Vincenzo Cresci murder on March 26, 1915. Matteo Napolitano and Vincenzo Patrello are serving life terms at Charlestown. Balza rano denies killing Cresci and remains jailed awaiting trial.

Pittsfield Joseph Balzarano Bridgeport Vincenzo Cresci Matteo Napolitano Vincenzo Patrello Charlestown Creéesci

Kendall Street School Fire Causes $7000 Loss

A fire beginning under a pupil’s desk during noon recess at Kendall Street School in Central Falls Rhode Island caused partial destruction of the building. No injuries reported and estimated damage stands at seven thousand dollars.

Central Falls R. I Kendall Street

To Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement

Purports a remedy with laxative bromine quinine tablets. Offers money back if ineffective. Brand signature claimed by EB W Grove on each box. Price listed as 30 cents.

W. Grove

Draft Call Increases To Six Thousand Men

Camp Devens in Massachusetts reports that six thousand more men, the final increment of the first draft quota, will be called to service immediately after uniforms arrive. They are likely to enter service before Christmas.

Camp Devens Devens Washington Weigel War Department

Connecticut Governor Visits Camp to See 34th Infantry in Action

Governor Marcus H. Holcomb of Connecticut, 73, visited the camp to review the 34th infantry and witness a sham battle. He arrived with flags and praised the soldiers as plans for Christmas leave proceed, despite Washington orders limiting furloughs to those within trolley distance.

Connecticut Marcus H. Holcomb Holcomb George M. Cole Francis J. Regan Arnon H. Allen W. C. Cheney John P. Elton John M. Brooks Weigel J. M. Wainwright Harry L. Hodges Theodore N. Burleigh Herron Leutenant Washington Baker

Embezzlement Charge Dropped in Brighton Court

Eugene E. Murphy a baggage master for the Boston and Albany Railroad saw an embezzlement charge for 2185.20 dropped by Judge Connolly in Brighton District Court after a conference among Inspector Flaherty the defense and Trimount Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen due to want of prosecution.

Eugene E. Murphy Boston and Albany Flaherty Police Brighton Murphy Connelly Trimount Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad

Brides of Our Fighting Men

Mrs. Mildred Belle Brydell Stimpson of Cambridge helps win the war by working at Riverside Press mailing room after marrying Corporal Robert Herrick Stimpson of the 1011th Field Battalion Signal Corps. He serves in France and she sends cheerful letters, supporting home front duties while awaiting his return. Stimpson served during the border Mexican troubles.

Robert Herrick Stimpson Cambridge 1011St Field Battalion Signal Corps France Mildred Belle Brydell Perry Street Wilson Robert Riverside Press Corporal Stimpson

Maine official names assistant to war savings director

Dr. Augustus O. Thomas designated Clenn W. Starkey of Augusta as assistant to Herbert J. Brown, state director of war savings. He asked Maine school superintendents and principals to cooperate in selling thrift stamps.

Augusta Maine Augustus O. Thomas Clenn W. Starkey Herbert J. Brown War Savings

New Age sold to Waterville publisher in Augusta

Augusta Maine December 13 The New Age a longtime democratic weekly newspaper was sold today by its owners H M Plaisted and Son to the Waterville Sentinel Publishing Company of Waterville which will continue its publication.

Augusta New Age H. M. Plaisted & Son Waterville Sentinel Publishing Company of Waterville

Harvard Playwright Baker Heads U.S. Film Work

Professor George P. Baker, Harvard drama head, is named head of the government film division scenario committee. He will assemble and select wartime film scenarios for nationwide dissemination, resigning some Harvard classes while preserving the top playwriting class. The film division operates as part of the government effort.

George P. Baker Harvard Government Department Baker

Public Information Committee Led by George Creel

The committee presided by George Creel will steer government work into the moving picture field. Professor Baker will devote his future to Washington and New York Cambridge. An office for the committee is set up in Dana Hall Cambridge.

George Creel Baker Washington New York Cambridge Dana Hall

Twin City Sympathy Strike Ends Quickly

ST. PAUL MINN Dec. 13 All union men in St Paul and Minneapolis who walked out in sympathy with street car workers returned to work by mid afternoon after word that President Wilson’s special commission would probe the Twin City situation.

ST. Paul Minn Minnepolis Wilson Twin City State Safety Commission

Harvard Actors Stage Second 47 Workshop Production Tonight

The 47 Workshop of Harvard presents its second original production of the year at Agassiz Theatre in Cambridge. Her Flesh and Blood, a four act play by Eleanor Hinkley of Radcliffe class, will be performed by Harvard and Radcliffe actors.

47 Workshop Harvard Agassiz Cambridge Eleanor Hinkley George PP. Baker Radcliffe Radcliffe Actors

Merchants to Donate Ambulance to State

A motor ambulance donated by Boston retailers and their employees will be presented to the Commonwealth at the State House at 3 p.m. today by a Retail Trade Board committee. Employee contributions totaled 62 percent of the gift. the presenting committee includes F Alexander Chandler, Charles F Bacon, Samuel Johnson, Francis P OConnor, and William L Shearer Sr.

Boston Commonwealth State House Retail Trade Board F. Alexander Chandler Chandler & Farquhar Company Charles F. Bacon Chandler & Co Samuel Johnson

Canadian Election Returns At City Club Boston

Returns of the Canadian elections will be received by the Canadian Club of Boston at the City Club Monday evening. The topic of conscription is uppermost in the minds of Canadian people in New England and a large attendance is expected.

Canadian Club of Boston City Club New England

Canadian AFL Invites Attend Nova Scotia Visual Evening

Invitations go to afl Canadians for a free event with stereopticon views of Nova Scotia the Halifax ruins and the West Indies. No admission fee.

Nova Scotia Halifax West Indies

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