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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

11

No Steamers to Plymouth End Boston to Plymouth Run

Frederic I. Lane announces no summer service between Boston and Plymouth due to coal costs labor shortages and high operating costs. Season opening is set for June 14 with the Betty Alden redirected to Nantasket Beach and Pemberton. Wartime conditions also halt Nantah line service from Boston for the summer.

Boston Plymouth Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company South Shore Tion Betty Alden Nantasket Beach Pemberton Nahant Line

Writer Keen to Be Buried Tomorrow

Writer M Keen aged 58 of 98 Main Street Malden will be buried tomorrow at 10 30 from A N Ward Undertaking Rooms 7 Irving Street Malden He weighed 400 pounds at death He died Wednesday night at Malden Hospital Mr Keen was a long time night watchman at the Cross Street garage Malden

M. Keen Main Street Malden A. N. Ward Irving Street Neen Keen Cross Street Malden Hospital

Americans Abroad and Army Draft Heighten War Policy

Washington May 31. Secretary Baker requested Brigadier General Crowder judge advocate general and provost marshal of the army to give an opinion on how the new draft law affects Americans of military age living in foreign countries. The move complements ongoing government actions to suppress agitation against the draft.

Washington War Department Baker Crowder

Government moves to curb draft evasion abroad

Officials say citizenship privileges include military duty and pledge to enforce the draft. Registration agents are in place at embassies and consulates while authorities prepare to stop departures to avoid service. Secretary Baker doubts many will flee, and a new rule says no man must state exemption until summoned.

Department

Registration guidelines outline for World War I draft

The appeal urges wide publicity for details on who must register in the June 5 1911 draft. It lists ages 25 to 24 born between 1886 and 1895, exemptions for military personnel, and requires in person registration at the home precinct or county/city clerk with penalties of a year in jail for noncompliance.

Allen Europe Mexican Drug and Dept Allen S. Olmsted LE Roy N. Y United States Regular Army Officers’ Reserve Corps National Guard National Guard Reserve Militia Bureau Navy The Marine Corps, Coast Guard Naval Militia Naval Reserve Force Marine National Naval Volunteers Navy Department

Boston Police To Staff 223 Booths For Registration Day

Boston police will provide 223 officers for duties at registration booths across the city on June 6. They were cautioned to be patient and preserve order during the registration day events.

Police Department Boston

Police commissioner orders loyalty and patience at booths

The commissioner issued a night order demanding loyalty and patience from officers. It requires policemen aged 21 to 30 to register like civilians and allows the superintendent to assign them to booths for the day. The directive urges maximum care of booths and registration returns and emphasizes preserving order.

No Chance for Slackers Definite Strict Draft Registration

The article notes there will be no chance to dodge the military draft by men who fail to register. On Tuesday, June 5, Director of Military Enrolment Charles F. Gettemy announced that preparations were being made to handle those failing to register.

Charles F. Gettemy

Police to cross check voter data with assessor lists

Officials will compare police and assessor lists to find unregistered residents. Names of nonregistrants will be sent to United States District Attorney Anderson for prosecution. The 1915 census shows 221 431 single men aged 2 to 29 and 119 54 married men in the state.

United States District Attorney Anderson

Draft exemption rules announced by War Department

The War Department states no man will be required to claim exemption from the draft. Answers to questions about exemption grounds will not be required until summoned for actual service and appearance before an exemption board.

War Department

Freckles Remedy Ad Promises Clear Complexion

A newspaper advertisement touts a prescription by a renowned physician to remove freckles. It claims high success and money-back guarantees through a double strength ethine product sold by druggists.

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