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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1918

Page

12

English War Worker Mrs. Burnett Smith Visits to Boost Home Front

Mrs. Burnett Smith a British war worker and novelist arrived in the city to lecture women on war work and food conservation. She stresses weekly regulations and ship speed to supply fronts and praises American support as crucial to victory. She will address the League of Catholic Women at Notre Dame Convent and the Hotel Somerset under Boston committee auspices.

England Burnett Smith British Isles League of Catholic Women Notre Dame Fenway Hotel Somerset Boston Women’s Committee On United States

Norway Won’t Supply HMS Washington Agreement Reached

A full economic accord between the United States and Norway sets terms restricting Norwegian exports to the central powers. Norway will not ship American products to the central powers, will limit fish exports to 48 000 tons annually, require neutral guarantees, and ration its population.

Washington Great Britain United States Norway America

Kitchin and wife in crash in Washington

Mrs. Thomas Reilly of Meriden Conn wife of former Connecticut Congressman suffered serious injuries and Representative laude Kitchin of North Carolina and Mrs Kitchin were bruised when their automobile was struck by a street car in Washington authorities said H C England secretary to Mr Kitchin driving the car escaped unharmed

Washington Thomas Reilly Meriden

Gregory daughter of attorney general lands food admin post

Jane Gregory daughter of the Attorney General sought an $80 monthly post at the Food Administration this week. She cited Colonel E. M. House and the Attorney General as references and explained she supports three dependents, saying she has adopted and supports three Belgian children. She was hired.

Washington Jane Gregory The Food Administration E. M. House

East Boston Final Draft Quota Sail To Camp Devens

Twenty eight East Boston youths, the last 15 percent of Division 2’s initial draft, depart Tuesday at 11:34 AM from North Station for Camp Devens in Ayer. The list includes William E. Conway Cornelius O Rourke Frank Maguso Giovanni Leone Tred Delisle James Brennan and others.

East Boston Boston North Station Camp Devens Ayer William E. Conway Cornelius O’rourke Frank Maguso Giovanni Leone Tred Delisle James P. Brennan Saul Stobkoff Allan Cameron Pasquale Ottaianno Morris J. Adderson Owen F. Larkin Thomas A. O'Hare

Reverend Francis E. Clark Addresses Portland Meeting

The Maine Society of Christian Endeavor welcomed founder Rev. Dr. Francis E. Clark in Williston Church Portland. He spoke on a Christian Endeavor in 1918 as delegates heard from State President Rev. Charles J. MacDonald of Rockland and Williston Church pastor Rev. W. J. Campbell.

Portland Maine Society of Christian Endeavor Francis E. Clark Williston Church Clark Charles J. MacDonald Rockland WW. J. Campbell

Gerard Out of Danger After Surgery in New York

former American ambassador to Germany James W. Gerard was pronounced out of danger by his physician after an operation feared to be life threatening. He had suffered nose and throat trouble worsened by his wartime prison camp work, with a crisis after the procedure that gradually subsided.

New York James W. Gerard Germany Gerard Lee M. Hurd Hurd

Women lag in New York voter registration day

In New York City on February 22 women showed little eagerness to register for the special House elections. At one Bronx polling place only seven registered and overall women trailed men in enrollment. Clerks cited evening hours from 5 pm to 10 pm and household duties as reasons. Another registration opportunity is set for tomorrow.

New York House of Representatives New York City Bronx

Fire at Newton home leaves Hartwell family homeless

Dr Harry F Hartwell and his family of 36 Walnut Park Newton escaped from their home as a blaze gutted the house causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Captain Edward Waterhouse of Engine 4 slipped and fell from the roof while battling the flames.

Harry F. Hartwell Walnut Park Newton Edward Waterhouse Engine 4

Brourth Suffered Injuries In Fall From Vehicle

Brourth refused hospital transport and was carried home by Newton Hospital ambulance. He sustained a back injury and a broken arm that will keep him from his duties for many weeks.

Brourth Newton Hospital

Mayor Peters Addresses New England Hardware Dealers

Mayor Peters delivered the principal address at the closing session of the New England Hardware Dealers Association held in the Mechanics' Building yesterday.

Peters New England Hardware Dealers’ Association Mechanics’ Building

Republicans Expected To Fare Well Under Mayor Peters

Reports from the State House say Republicans will fare well under Mayor Peters. Senator Herbert A. Wilson of Brighton is slated for the Schoolhouse Commission. Senators Herman Holmes and Alpheus Safford are named for the Direction Board, with Malcolm Nicols from Boston as private secretary to the Mayor.

Senate Peters State House Herbert A. Wilson Brighton i S Schoolhouse Commission Herman Holmes Alpheus Safford Boston Malcolm Nicols

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