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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

8

Thousands Rally for Red Cross Drive in New England

New England Red Cross volunteers push toward the 1919 Christmas roll call milestone with rapid, house to house and booth enrollment across six states. Boston reports 176000 metropolitan members, New Hampshire boasts 65000 to date, Vermont 31000, Maine 3000, while New York and Chicago exceed prior year totals as overall drive pace accelerates.

New England Red Cross Milk Street Boston E. S. Webster Industrial Department Theoston Leaiquarters Liberty Cottage New Hampshire Ballyhoo Marion Sprague E. C. Fogg Copley Plaza Hotel Plaza Lenox Brunswick Malcolm Lang Charles B. Burleigh Boston Industrial Committee Joseph A. Maynard South Thomas W. Murray CG. S. Ching Washington Red Cross New York Chicago Northwestern

Flu closes town stores in South Bristol after outbreak

FLOOSE closes all stores and public places in South Bristol Me except the post office as influenza strikes the village. The outbreak has brought widespread closures and disrupted daily life.

Bristol

Reports of Hun revolt were faked

Senate hearing details German propaganda and financing networks in the United States. Alfred L. Becker describes funds from German war securities via Chandler & Co. and banks like Zimmerman & Forshay and Transatlantic Trust Co. used to promote pro German activity. He cites Tauscher plot, Stein affair, and Albert’s 1916 anti submarine warfare letter influencing German embassy circles.

Washington Berlin United States Senate Alfred L. Becker New York Bolo Pasha Paris Journal France Dernberg Heinrich F. Albert Chandler & Co Becker Count von Bernstorff Albert Zimmerman & Forshay Transatlantic Trust Company Muller Schall & Co Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne Hans Tauscher India Mir Abraham Stein A. N. Stein & Co Dutch East Indies Stein Adolph Pavenstedt G. Amsinck & Co Samuel Untermyer H. I. Albert von Papen Germany Untermyer Secret Service Foreign Office George von Skal New York City Bserlin Bagdad George Sylvester Viereck Lauis Viereck Journal William Randolph Hearst Bolo E. G. Grace Bethlehem Steel Corporation von Bernstorff Hearst M. M. Warburg & Co Hamburg Kuhn, Loeb & Co Bernard Dernberg

German Propaganda Still Pushed in United States

Washington reports state department despatch from The Hague says German propaganda led by Professor Brinckmann continues to spread anti American materials in the United States and among the Allied nations. The funds for the propaganda office are supplied through German official channels.

Washington United States Brinckmann Hague State Department Netherlands

Ranney May Head Police

Boston police commissionership rumors swirl as names circulate for successor to the late Stephen O'Meara. One theory favors merging license and police duties under a single head, reviving a three-headed past structure. Fletcher Ranney, tied to Boston Licensing Board and backed by Charles S. Baxter, is strongly favored by some. Former Mayor Edwin A. Curtis, ex-police commission member, met with the Governor and hinted at advised procedures without details.

Boston State House Stephen O'Meara Meay Police Commission Fletcher Ranney Boston Licensing Board Charles S. Baxter Edwin A. Curtis Curtis

Bosica Housing Association organizes in Beacon Street

Mayor Peters was elected honorary chairman and Leslie H. Allen was named president at the inaugural meeting of the Bosica Housing Association in Channing Hill Beacon Street. The group aims to improve housing in Greater Boston with insights from Lawrence Veiller of the National Housing Association and Ralph Adams Cram of the Boston Planning Board outlining strategies for tenement districts.

Peters Leslie H. Allen Bosica Housing Association Channing Hill Beacon Street Boston Lawrence Veiller National Housing Association New York Ralph Adc Ams Cram Boston Planning Board

How to Get Rid of Rheumatism Verona

An advertisement claims Fruit-a-tives tablets relieved years of rheumatism and side and back pain from strains. Testimonial by W. M. Lampson states initial improvement after first box and continued health. Price 50c a box six for $2.50 trial 25c, from Fruit-A-tives Ltd Ogdensburg NY or at dealers.

Verona Paris W. M. Lampson Fruit-A-Tives, Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

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