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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1918

Page

5

Abandoned Village in Line of Fire Forces Evacuation

The War Department orders the Wood’s Village area of East Shirley abandoned by Feb 1 as Camp Devens rifle fire crosses the settlement. Ernest L. Tupper’s family owns the Old Red Mill and a dozen homes in the near century old community. The photo shows Harriet Kelley and the Tupper children with Mrs Tupper and Earl Tupper.

Wood WAR Department Ernest L. Tupper Wood’s Village East Shirley Camp Devens Harriet Kelley Loren Tupper Gladys Tupper Mrs. Tupper Violet Tupper Earl Tupper BH. IL. Tupper Loren Gladys Violet Earl Tuppers George Farnsworth Mr. Farnsworth Grant Mrs. Morse Dr. O'Donnell Muttpus Tea Room George Buxton George Farmer Wilkins Groton Tupper Wilson

Camp Devens rifle range forces village to abandon homes

Bullets from Camp Devens fire ranges shattered doors and windows, prompting the government to order the abandonment of three-quarters of the rifle targets and the village. Residents fear losing rentals as they must leave their homes by the coming month.

Devens Dolly Kemp Frank. Kemp Old Moses Woods Alvin White Sanford White Mr. Farnsworth Tank Kemp Tor Dent Ahem Rothkyon

Abandoned Village Faces Highway Closure and Displacement

New England villagers brace as Old Witchburg Road, a Boston to Fitchburg route, is slated for daily closure from 8 am to 4 pm to support Camp Devens firing. Residents oppose low $15–$25 rents and seek alternatives while area families, including the Tupper and Farnsworth households, fear eviction as about 15 homes face displacement.

New England Witchburg Boston Fitchburg Troy N. Y J. M. Wainwright Army Camp Sohter Massachusetts Highway Commission

Serbian envoy lays wreath at Washington tomb

In a Mt. Vernon ceremony Dr Milenko Vesnitch, head of the Serbian war mission to the United States, laid a wreath on Washington's tomb. Secretary Lansing praised Serbia and linked the war to Washington’s cause for liberty as he vowed triumph with God’s help.

Washington Milenko Vesnitch United States Mt. Vernon Patriarch of Liberty Lansing Vesnitch Serbia America

French Repulse Raids by Germans

Paris Jan 6 The War Office reports intermittent cannonading on the front with German raids on French advanced posts north of the Chemin des Dames failing. Elsewhere the night remained calm.

Paris War Office Chemin Des Dames

Labor struggle aims to oust McSweeney as executive secretary

Boston Central Labor Union plans to press Governor McCall to dismiss Edward F. McSweeney from his post as executive secretary of a sub committee of the State Committee on Public Safety. Herman Commerford accuses McSweeney of slurring the union, while Col. Gaston defends the panel and fuel industry ties surface in the broader labor politics.

Edward F. Mc Sweeney State Committee of Public Safety William A. Gaston Boston Central Labor Union McCall Mr. McSweeney Herman M. Commerford Engineers Local 263 McSweeney Commerford Gaston Boston Edward F. McSweeney Boston Central Labor’ Union Edison Iluminating Company

McSweeney Remarks Highlight Past Behavior in Charge Discussion

The discussion on the charge referenced alleged remarks and actions by Mr. McSweeney during his time as a member of the group. The debate centered on potential impact and accountability for past conduct within the organization.

McSweeney

Working People Demand Square Deal for War Victory

A call urges workers to declare themselves and demand a square deal to perfect the war organization, place it on a working basis, and bring the war to a victorious end.

Plans for caring for American wounded in France

Surgeon General Bradley announced elaborate care plans for American sick, wounded and blind soldiers. Hospitals and trains are organized across England and France to provide ample room, while a large drug order is placed and cargo space saved by buying in Europe. Only permanently unfit men return to the United States. Eminent American specialists promise superior treatment to the average enlisted man.

France Associated Press Bradley England Europe United States

Synagogue Elects Officers in Roxbury Congregation

The annual election at Congregation Beth Hamedrash Hago dul Roxbury 105 Crawford Street was spirited Victor Kaufman elected president over Harris Poorvy by a small majority. Other officers chosen were Vice-president Harry Schwartz treasurer Wolf Ames and secretary Harry Shulman. The Kaufman slate of directors was elected.

Beth Hamedrash Hagodul Roxbury Crawford Street Victor Kaufman Harris Poorvy Harry Schwartz Wolf Ames Harry Shulman Kaufman

New US Flying School Opened in France

The American air corps established another aviation school in France with a senior major in charge. A recently graduated class will head to the front next week to gain frontline experience using their own planes, guided by British and French aviators. Wagers rise on who first crosses German lines, shoots down an enemy plane, or photographs a German battery.

France Associated Press

Musterole to ease lumbago and other pains

Musterole claims quick relief for lumbago and a range of ailments from sore throat to rheumatism. The clean white ointment uses mustard oil and is advertised as a substitute for mustard plaster with no blistering. Prices listed as 30 and 60 cents, hospital size $2.50.

Kolinsky SHGO Ssevicchaceseserees Poplin

Jordan Marsh 1918 Birthday Sale Bulletin of Bargains

Jordan Marsh Company opens its 67th Birthday Sale offering discounts on fabrics and home goods. Georgette waists silk crepes gowns linens silks and velvet dress fabrics. mens and ladies coats, tables, chests, dining sets, and china cabinets with marked-down prices across apparel and housewares.

Messaline Celens Sciencevenues Georgette

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