World War Book Reviews Highlight War Anti Germans
A survey of recent war books notes Scraps of Paper as potent in its anti German message using facsimile proclamations. Empey in Over the Top delivers gripping frontline realism, while Johnson, Ackerman and Gleason offer broad war context and democratic reforms through Italy Britain and the United States.
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Doran
Germany
Belgium
France
Ian Malcolm
Putnam
Arthur Guy Empey
Mr. Empey
United States
Mr.Empey
Marne
Aisne
Neuve Chapelle
America
Willis Fletcher Johnson
Busy Time for Envo ys Plans for Belgian Mission Reception
reception committee at the State House reported plans for August 3 and 4 to honor the Belgian mission to the United States. Russian commissioners arriving the same day will join the Belgians in a double reception.
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United States
State House
Belgian envoy visit outlines grand Boston programme
A two day Belgian commission stay in Boston features a series of breakfasts ceremonies and receptions including addresses by Baron Moncheur at the State House and a Faneuil Hall dinner. The plan also covers a civic military parade wreath laying at Bunker Hill and visits to Emerson Harvard and the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Boston
Copley Plaza
Baron Moncheur
Hall of Flags
Faneuil Hall
Belgium
Parkman Bandstand
Bay State National Guardsmen
State House
Bunker Hill Monument
Prescott
Lexington
Concord
Colonial Inn
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Harvard University
Boston College
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston Public Library
Copley-Plaza Hotel
Faneuill Hall
Boston Common
Old State House
Boston Harbor
Copley Plaza Hotel
Curley
McCall
KE. Sumner Mansfield
Frank Ciambelli
Simon Vorenberg
Henry V. Cunningham
Charles S. Rackemann
A. Shuman
Joseph H. O'Neil
Edward Blockel
S. Hooper Hooper
Frederick W. Mansfield
A. Tomasello
P. H. Jennings
Jacob Koshland
Robert Herrick
Louis Carbone
Frederick H. Prince
Emiel de Bie
W. Monroe Trotter
Nathan Pinanski
Joseph C. Pelletier
Quirino Cicchetti
James R. Nicholson
William H. Lewis
Pio di Luca
Capitan Azan
Edward P. Barry
Julius Hisman
Edward Totte
Max Mitchell
David I. Walsh
Thomas B. Ratigan
Gaetano Praino
John Shepard, Jr
Old Man’s Plea Moves Court Over Junk License
Rodman Goodman pleaded for mercy in Central Court over buying junk from a torn down Boston building without a license. The judge acknowledged his age and illness and ordered the case filed with a junk license to be issued, prompting a consensus that mercy can curb lawlessness.
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Everett
Rodman Goodman
Central Court
Boston
Plan to Feed No. Neutrals
Washington July 27 A plan for rationing the northern European neutrals was presented to President Wilson by the exports council. The policy favors America first allies second neutrals last, with no licenses issued yet for neutrals shipments.
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Washington
Wilson
Exports Council
America
Great Britain
Boston Finance Commission hears free services from Hurlburt
Attorney Henry F. Hurlburt told the Boston Finance Commission that his services in the bond inquiry were gratuitous. He plans to leave the city until September 1 and may file his brief later. Chairman John R. Murphy praised his public spiritedness and efficiency in exposing bond graft.
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Henry F. Hurlburt
Boston Finance Commission
Commission
Hurlburt
John R. Murphy
Finance Commission
Union Protests Closing of Saloon Near Brooklyn Plants
The Brooklyn Central Labor Union filed a formal protest with State authorities over saloon closings near shipyards and munitions plants in Brooklyn. They argue the law targets alcohol for soldiers and sailors, not sale to workers, and note a strike underway at one factory.
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Lord Northcliffe
America
England
New York
Brooklyn Central Labor Union
Brooklyn
Unidentified man struck by trolley on Dorchester avenue
An unidentified man about 60 was run down by a trolley car near South Station on Dorchester avenue. It was necessary to jack the car to free him before he was taken to City Hospital in very critical condition.
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Dorchester Tunnel
Summer Street
First Street
Dorchester Avenue
South
Boston
Supreme Court
Carroll
City of
Patrick McGovern & Co
Boston Transit Commissioners
Fort Point
McGovern & Co
South Station
City Hospital
Moose Convention Sets 1919 Meeting in St Louis
The Loyal Order of Moose votes to hold the 1519 convention in St Louis, at the biennial international gathering held in Pittsburg.
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MOOSE
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Supreme Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose
The
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The Mystery of Woodford’s Author Debuts New Serial
The Sunday Post Magazine writer of The Mystery of Wood ford’s has produced a larger serial tale launching tomorrow. The acclaimed author, whose name readers recognize from the magazine’s earlier work, promises a sweeping adventure to captivate audiences this season.
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Woodford
Sunday Post Magazine
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