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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1918

Page

5

Five Day Coal Saving Limits Resume In New England

Fuel Administrator James J. Storrow says the five days of factory closures cut coal use and will allow some plants to restart. Weather relief and continued conservation key, with about 60 more days of hardship expected. Exemptions for 100 Massachusetts war material factories noted, while probes target possible unauthorized operations.

New England Garfield James J. Storrow Fuel Administration Boston Storrow Washington Massachusetts The United States

Widespread Draft Powers Proposed for 18 to 62 Year Olds

Senator McCumber introduces a bill authorizing the President to order the registration and drafting of all men aged 18 to 62 for war industry work. Government appeal agents will challenge deferred classifications granted on marriage since May 13 1917 to ensure uniform action and allow district boards to review local decisions. If a marriage claim shows dependency, it will be denied.

Washington McCumber Crowder

Cambridge food dealers accused of exorbitant prices

Joseph L. Johnson Cambridge food and animal inspector charged Cambridge merchants with selling food at high prices for big profits in a report read at a City Hall conference with Mayor Quinn and five members of the Cambridge Grocers and Provision Dealers Association. Quinn to study further with the Board of Trade.

Cambridge Joseph L. Johnson Cambridge Food and Animal Inspector Quinn Cambridge Grocers and Provision Dealers’ Association Board of Trade

Red Cross Enlists Women Prisoners For War Service

Women prisoners will join the American Red Cross to aid war efforts by making practical comforts for servicemen. The National Civic Federation women’s department voted to appoint themselves godmothers to the prisoners, hoping patriotic service will improve their lives. A substantial sum was raised at the Copley Plaza meeting for the drive.

American Red Cross Society Woman’s Department National Civic Federation Copley Plaza

Hospital project blocked by council opposition

Councillor Henry F. Hagan halted a $150,000 proposal to convert the Charles Street jail sheriff's home into a hospital and build a new sheriff's home. The Finance Commission urged state prison review and approval before any action, while Councillor Ballantyne supported the recommendation.

Henry F. Hagan Charles Street Finance Commission John R. Murphy State Prison Commission Ballantyne Hagan

Debate Over Jail Location Reflects Hospital Care Concerns

The discussion centers on whether the county should keep the sheriff in the current building or erect a new jail elsewhere. Critics cite hospital attention needs over the past five years and call for comprehensive planning. Sheriff Quinn notes inmates receive care at Massachusetts General Hospital when needed. The land value offers a potential fund for a new facility.

Quinn Massachusetts General Hospital

Funeral for John A. O’Keefe Fire Prevention Chief

State and city officials prominent bar and bench members attended the funeral of John A. O’Keefe metropolitan fire prevention commissioner. A requiem high mass was sung at St Pius Church Lynn with burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery Salem.

Lynn Bar John A. O’keefe St. Pius St. Mary’s Cemetery Salem State House Lynn Bar Essex County Bar Lynn School Committee Massachusetts Fire Chiefs’Association F. Walter McDonough Edward E. Chase Lynn Fire Department Randlett Newton Fire Department

Water Crisis At Ayer Camp Demands New Wells

Camp Devens faces a critical water shortage as National Board of Fire Underwriters inspectors warn the supply is extremely hazardous. They estimate 800000 gallons more daily are needed to protect a 40000 man camp with a 10 million dollar property risk and note that current wells and tanks are inadequate. Rhode Island draftees arrive to fill first quotas as winter drills begin.

Devens National Board of Fire Underwriters Ira H. Woolson Washington Rhode Island Beeckman Providence Pawtucket Bristol Thornton Centerdale Woonsocket Newport Cranston Central Falls Appenaug Ayer

Martial drill aids four tent company candidates

Exercises such as the bear hop the Indian walk and other marching moves were used this afternoon in a crowded training session for four tent company candidates.

Criticism in Reichstag over German censorship sparks debate

Amsterdam Jan 21 Critics in the Reichstag main committee clashed over censorship in Germany. Socialist leader Friedrich Ebert and Conservative Herr von Graefe argued that annexationists were favored, and Ebert said newspapers could write freely while others could not. He urged omitting Admiral von Tirpitz from submarine campaign criticism.

Amsterdam Germany Friedrich Ebert Herr von Graefe Herr Ebert von Ludendorff Herr. Ebert Admiral von Tirpitz

British Casualties Reported For Week Ending Today

London reports 17,043 British casualties for the week ending today, including killed or died of wounds 18 and missing 218 as well as wounded 14 477. This marks a decrease of 7 838 from the prior week which recorded 24 978 casualties.

London Aitideg Ith Cman Eruinaga Ae Wouner Oscerg

Norway Rejects U S Feed Plan Over Food Shipping Terms

Norwegian political factions condemn the United States food and shipping proposal as unacceptable and demand a new basis for an agreement. The National Tidende reports a unified stance ahead of forthcoming talks.

COP’ Enragen Christiania Deapaten National Tidende United States Norway

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