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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
9
Webster Man Testifies in Detention Case at Moulins
James Slater of Webster Massachusetts testified in a France trial against Andre Biscaye Anna Biscaye and Raymond Barrau charged with detaining him for over three months. He described being held at a chateau after an automobile trip and forced to sign checks under restraint. He said he was struck chained and beaten repeatedly with Barran closely watching and denying outside communication.
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Moulins
France
James Slater
Webster
Mass
Andre Biscaye
Anna Biscaye
Raymond Barrau
Slater
Barran
U-Boat Activity Hinted Off American Coast
Officers of a steamship arriving at a New England port from a Southern port report sighting an underwater raider near New York last Sunday. They say more than one German submarine may be operating off the coast and note the timing coincided with shooting at Perth Amboy and barges near Orleans. the U-boat did not attack.
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New England
New York
Perth Amboy
Orleans
Poslam promises relief for eczema and skin eruptions
An advertisement touts Poslam as a cure for the worst eczema and eruptions, claiming rapid relief from itching and soothing cooling comfort. It promotes Poslam Soap and a free sample offer from Papersency Laboratories, New York City, urging daily use for fresher, clearer skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papersency Laboratories
West 47Th
New York City
Draftees Arrive for Nutmeg State and Granite State Units at Devens
July 25 Devens reports draftee drills on parade grounds as Connecticut sends 2307 and New Hampshire 721 to the Depot Brigade before new division assignment. Maine to send final delegation. 2369 expected tomorrow. Ayer depot withholding discharge money blocks and Captain Tait earns promotion for efficient personnel office handling.
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Camp Devens
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Granite State
Ernest Anderson
Manchester
Conn
John McPhee
Fort Slocum
Hartford
Maine
Andrew Shannon
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Peter Stefano
P Street
Boston
Ayer
War Department
New York
George €. Tait
Washington
Smaller States To Be Freed
A. J. Balfour in London at the Serbian War Aims Committee meeting argued that the world must consider the treatment of small states and the relations among all states, noting deep ideological divides between opposing camps.
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London
A. J. Balfour
Serbian War Aims Committee
Balfour Sees War as Battle of Ideals for World Freedom
The foreign secretary argues that Austrian aggression and German expansion threaten civilization. He says allied victory would spread liberty and independence, while German triumph would extend domination. He hopes the war will resolve the Balkan issue and bring a peace of civilization.
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Austria
Serbia
Germany
Belgium
Balfour
Heaven
Hell
Balkan
Massachusetts Considers New Constitutional Amendment on Resources
The constitutional convention approved engrossment of a resolution authorizing state ownership and operation of the Commonwealth’s natural resources by a 127 to 74 roll call. An amendment to add a retirement and pension clause for judges was adopted almost unanimously, with pensions tied to those retiring voluntarily.
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Massachusetts
Blackmur
Quincy
General Court
Lake strike not justified faces wartime supply lines
Washington July 25 In face of a threatened Great Lakes seamen strike that could halt iron ore coal and wheat transport the Shipping Board issued a public statement saying there are no grievances to justify a strike at this time Telegrams were sent to the sailors union and marine firemen oilers and water tenders unions warning of the disastrous effects on the war effort and national defense.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Shipping Board
Sailors’ Union
Third Wooden Steamer Launched at Portland
The Osaka, the third standard Ferris type wooden steamer built by Portland Ship Ceiling Company, was launched in Portland Maine. Miss Hope Rumery christened the vessel, daughter of company president Frank A. Rumery.
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Portland
Osaka
Portland Ship Ceiling Company
Hope Rumery
Frank A. Rumery
Workers Must Stay on Job
The federal government will take full charge of supplying common labor to war industries starting August 1, centralizing labor to prevent shifting between industries. The move, approved by the War Labor Policies Board, aims to address a critical shortage of unskilled labor in war production.
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McCall
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
War Labor Policies Board
Gouraud Seeks Legion of Honor for 60 Frontline Volunteers
General Gouraud requests the Legion of Honor for 60 volunteers who held advanced posts east of Rheims until German forces surged in at the start of the offensive, according to Liberte.
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Gouraud
Paris
Legion of Honor
Rheims
Liberte
Volunteers Sought to Run Ice Stations
James J. Phelan announced a drive to keep existing six cash-and-carry ice stations and add more. He called for volunteers to manage stations and young women to serve as cashiers to ensure the low ice prices continue.
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James J. Phelan
Fierce German Counter Attacks Repelled by Allied Forces
German counter offensives around the Marne salient were repelled by French American and British troops. The allies held firm with occasional line fluctuations and fresh reserves thrown in to blunt each German push.
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France
Associated Press
Marne Salient
Artilley Duel Rages On Both Wings
On both wings of the salient the artillery duel was the most violent, German guns concentrated on the flanks and fired with heavy intensity in the battle.
Cuticura Treatment For Pimples
Smear them with the Ointment and bathe with the Soap. This easy method often removes pimples when other cures fail.
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Mercury
Palm Beach
Kennedy’s
Summer & Hawley Streets
Manhattan
Hawley Streets
Devens
Seamen’s Unions
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