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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1918

Page

14

Chapman Positions Against Harvard War Memorial

John Jay Chapman of New York sent two letters to President Lowell at Harvard urging that German soldiers be omitted from any memorial list. Harvard officials stated the 1916 vote authorized a monument to all of the university’s dead regardless of their affiliations.

John Jay Chapman New York Lowell Harvard Cambridge University Chapman Harvard Corporation

Harvard Roll of Honor dispute over German names

Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell replies to John Jay Chapman denying any plan to include German names in a memorial roll. The exchange began after Chapman urged removal of his son Victor Chapman, Lafayette Escadrille, from a Roll of Honor rumor. The Harvard Corporation had not authorized Germans on any memorial.

Chapman Barrytown N. Y Harvard Kaiser Lowell Victor Lafayette Escadrille Harvard Memorial Society Harvard Corporation A. Lawrence Lowell John Jay Chapman Chapmans

Pay Tax or Stay in Jail in Massachusetts Delinquents Targeted

Massachusetts citizens who fail to pay income tax may be picked up on sight and jailed until they settle the tax plus state costs. Attorney General Attwill orders warrants prepared to arrest delinquents without court proceedings and release after payment.

Massachusetts Attwill

Stettinius Reported for Possible Allied Ordnance Mission

Washington June 7 Assistant Secretary of War Stettinius may depart abroad on an important mission regarding ordnance and ammunition supply for American forces. Secretary Baker said such assignment for Mr Stettinius is under consideration.

Washington Stettinius Baker

Allied Cabinet Plan for War Supply Unity Reported

Mr. Baker avoided details while a London dispatch described a British backed scheme to form an allied cabinet on war supplies. The plan would create five programme committees with experts from Great Britain France Italy and the United States to oversee key materials.

Baker London Great Britain France Italy United States

National Tuberculosis Association Keeps Gorgas at Post

The second business session of the National Tuberculosis Association unanimously approved retaining Surgeon General Gorgas. New resolutions renamed the group, endorsed relief agencies, and allowed trust fund receiving via incorporation. Thirteen new directors were elected, including Hodgson, Canfield, Billings, and McCrae.

Gorgas National Tuberculosis Association National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis Rockefeller Foundation Boston F. C. Hodgson Atlanta George F. Canfield New York City Frank Billings Chicago Alfred Henry Indianapolis Ind Boston Smith Memphis New Haven Framingham

Protestant Churches Week of Religious Services

The Rev. Edgar Jones will preach at St James Episcopal North Cambridge Sunday 10 30 a m. Dean Rousmaniere speaks on Germanys Ambition at St Paul Cathedral 7 30 p m. Nurses Guild service at Trinity Church Tuesday 8 p m with Bishop Lawrence. A church work conference set for Cambridge Episcopal School June 21 to July 26 features lectures by W H Jefferys Leicester C Lewis Harvey Officer and others.

Edgar Jones St. Thomas’ Church Union Square Somerville St. Johns Newfoundland St. James’ Episcopal Church North Cambridge Dean Rousmaniere Germany St. Paul Guild of St. Barnabas For Trinity Church Lawrence Episcopal Theological School Cambridge W. H. Jefferys Philadelphia City Leicester C. Lewis Western Theological Seminary Harvey Officer Wallace B. Rollins Virginia Theological Seminary

Boston Man Now an Earl Heir to Camperdown Title

The Hon. George A. P. Haldane-Duncan becomes Earl of Camperdown after the death of an elder brother. A Boston resident at 62 Commonwealth Avenue, he has long lived in America and holds extensive estates in Britain. He married Laura Dove Blanchard and has several children from prior unions. he served as Lord of the Admiralty starting in 1870.

George A. P. Haldane-Duncan Earl of Camperdown Eng Commonwealth Avenue Boston London Scotland America Laura Dove Blanchard Andover Haldane-Duncan Cliff Street Nahant John A. Blanchard John A., Jr Harold Archibald Blanchard Rosamond Blanchard Carlo von Courten Third Earl of Eton Balliol Admiralty

40000 Barefoot in Budapest Amid Shoe Shortage

London dispatch notes Vienna Zeit statistics reporting 40000 people in Budapest are barefoot due to a severe shoe shortage.

London British Admiralty Wireless Press Vienna Zeit Budapest

Ex-Hospital Men Arrested in Worcester Robbery Case

Matthew Tierney and Arthur Barrett, both 19 and former Boston Insane Hospital staff, were arrested in a South End hotel on charges they robbed Korkor Baganegian of 800 dollars in Worcester Thursday night. Inspectors traced them via movements, found them in a hotel room, and discovered them dressed in fashionable attire with stencilled eyebrows and youthful complexion. They will be handed to Worcester police.

Matthew Tierney Arthur Barrett Boston Insane Hospital Mattapan Crawford Cavagnaro Donovan South End Korkor Baganegian Worcester Boston Tierney Barrett

Hospital escape ends fugitive's chase after rail plunge

John R. Mahoney, fleeing on a fugitive warrant from Providence, leaped from a fast train at Sharon and was found under guard at Massachusetts General Hospital suffering shock and minor injuries. He is charged with breaks and larcenies in South End and Roxbury, allegedly using a car in robberies. Providence police tracked him by description.

John R. Mahoney Providence Sharon Massachusetts General Hospital Mahoney South End Roxbury Chalmers South Station

Constitutional convention adjourns until after the war

Concord New Hampshire June 7 The constitutional convention which organized here Wednesday adjourned until after the war. Members voted to take their pay in government Thrift Stamps.

Concord N. H

Arlington Mills raises wages by ten percent

Lawrence June 7 Arlington Mills announces a ten percent wage increase to take effect June 17.

Lawrence Arlington Mills

South Boston Exempted From Draft After Oversubscribing Quota

South Boston bragged of oversubscribing its draft quota and funding drives for Liberty Loans and Red Cross. Divisions 9 and 10 are exempt from furnishing any men under the latest provost marshal general call. Class I men in those divisions are excused for the present month. Divisions 42 and 43 on Cape Cod will also be exempted under the new method.

Red Cross South Boston Cape Cod

Operator Robinson Saved From the Lincoln

Radio operator Robinson aboard the torpedoed steam ship President Lincoln was rescued along with other crew members. The peril on the夜 sea was reported as part of the ship assault incident.

Robinson Lincoln President Lincoln

Robinson Son Rescued From Torpedoed Steamer Lincoln

Relatives of John W. Robinson of Robbinston Massachusetts report he was rescued after the torpedo attack on the steamer President Lincoln. He is the son of Alvin W. and his wife and was on his fifth Atlantic crossing when the vessel was blown up by German forces.

Robbinston John W. Robinson President Lincoln Alvin W. Robinson

Navy Night Raises Boston Lodge Fund For Service Members

Volunteers of America boosted a $10,000 lodge fund with a Victory Cottage rally on the Common. Navy Night drew thousands of carnations as parents and soldiers donated to establish a lodge for sailors and soldiers in Boston amid high liberty prices. Army Day today will feature soldiers contributing. Rallys were delayed by permit issues and will run two more days next week.

Volunteers of America Victory Cottage Uncle Sam’s Blue Lindsay Boston

American Sergeant Cited for Bravery in France

Sergeant Wiseheart of the American Expeditionary Forces is cited for bravery in French army orders for killing with one shot a German sniper who posed great danger to allied troops during action in France.

France Associated Press Wiseheart

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