Railroads Back Government Control For Prosperity Says Hustis
J H Hustis president and receiver of the Boston and Maine told the Boston Boot and Shoe Club at their 116th dinner last night that government control of railroads and transport would bring prosperity and proper facilities. He refuted claims that railroad officials oppose the President and said they support Wilson.
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J. H. Hustis
Boston & Maine
Hustis
Boston Boot & Shoe Club
Somerset
Wilson
Sunday athletic games for troops gain church support
Cardinal O Connell backs Sunday football and baseball for soldiers and sailors if allowed by law. Mgr Splaine told a legislative hearing the church sees no reason to object to the bill as written. The plan restricts profits to charity and rest on the Sabbath, avoiding commercialization.
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Henry L. Higginson
O’connell
Regal Afigiear Mar
Splaine
Mgr
Army
Navy
Trench Mortars Demonstrated at Devens Training Camp
At Camp Devens on February 20 a class of 35 fired a new light trench mortar described as a condensed howitzer. The weapon, called the deadliest on the European fronts, is used to destroy machine guns and provide barrage fire. two mortars are now at the camp.
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Europe
H. R. Tremblay
Depot Brigade
Thomas Ma
Salvation Army Fund Near Target After Boston Subscriptions
Raymond Hitchcock of the Hitchy Koo company helped boost Boston’s Salvation Army drive, raising part of a $60,000 quota with subscriptions totaling several thousand dollars. Spectators watched as he sold first lot in No Man’s Land from the Salvationists’ fort on Lafayette Mall, promoting Save and go vouchers to aid a needy recipient.
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Hitchy Koo’ Company
Salvation Army
Boston
Salvationists
Lafayette Mall
No Man’s Land
Mimic Fort
Salvation
East Brookline
War camp training and defense measures amid floods
Details of new training under Captain J H L Welch with Lieutenants Tremblay Ma honey Stone Phinney and Maguire as instructors. Recruits arriving from New York and Massachusetts. Court martial of Private Sanjean continues with witnesses. Floods flood camp forcing barricades and vehicle rescue at Liberty Theatre and ammunition train quarters.
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New York
Massachusetts
Ayer
Tait
John Lanjean
Rorke
Liberty Theatre
Kaiser grateful for Carranza's message
Emperor William sends thanks to President Carranza for felicitation on his birthday. The message expresses gratitude and best wishes for the Mexican president and the Mexican people, signed William the Emperor and King.
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Mexico City
William
Carranza
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