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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
7
New Shipments Highlight Western Leather Sweaters and Accessories
A women's sweater shop reports fresh arrivals from the west including chamois vests at 7.50 and chamois shirts at 12.50. The Century Girl negligee with metal lace cape is now in town ahead of the show. Also in stock are Porto Rican baby items with hand drawn work and Normandy boudoir caps on the third floor in lace and Georgette crepe.
Search for Jakober treasure prompts public action
A. Francis Harrington public administrator leads a search for money and jewels hidden by Heinrich Jakober at 92 George Street Roxbury. Bank books and bonds totaling 16200 found. authorities seek relatives as Jakober’s sister is believed dead and his daughter is hospitalized. Funeral planned for Thursday at Mt Benedict Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Jakober
Roxbury
A. Francis Harrington
George Street
Alexander B. Wright
Jakober
Walla Walla
Wash
Sunday campaign reports progress and shortfall in Boston
The Sunday evangelistic committee could not report a full total for the Billy Sunday offering. The known amount given to Mr. Sunday before departure plus church collections may not exceed about $53,000. Tremont Temple led with a $1500 check. other churches contributed smaller sums or did not report. The executive committee agreed to continue the campaign and to support ushers and door keepers, YWCA follow up with shop girl and student groups, and a $0.05 lunch program at Park Street Church yielded 30,000 meals with a $50 deficit. Salaries for workers in Boston totaled over $6000, with the financial report due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Evangelistic Committee
Sunday
Boston
Tremont Temple
Park Street
Withdrawal of American expedition from Mexico starts
Washington January 23 reports troop movements at the southern end of the U S line as War Department orders begin the withdrawal. Once these shifts finish, the main body is expected to move north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
War Department
Officials admit withdrawal from Mexican outposts tied to Washington
Officials disclosed that the pullback from El Valle and Colonia Dublan carries national significance and is ordered from Washington. They avoided timing hints for a général northward move and did not confirm any immediate plan to withdraw Pershing's forces. After failed talks with Carranza, the administration signals future steps through action rather than statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Valle
Colonia Dublan
Washington
Pershing
Mexico
Carranza
General Pershing Nears Action as Carranza Split Deepens
Official dispatches report Villa and Zapata joining forces for operations against de facto armies. About 5000 men are concentrated near Chihuahua for a Villa campaign in the north. Carranza’s rejection of the Atlantic City protocol shifts settlement responsibility to the first chief with U.S. oversight to protect American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Harvard Votes on Military Training
Harvard will vote today on universal military training under the Harvard Crimon. Graham Blaine of Taunton and Charles Coolidge of Boston will go to Washington as delegates to testify before the Senate committee on military affairs and report the straw ballot outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
College
Graham B. Blaine
Taunton
Charles A. Coolidge
Boston
Washington
Senate
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