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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1917

Page

3

British and Canadian recruitment shift to Boston

Kilties plan permanent New England headquarters in Boston for British recruiting. Canada to use its own examining physicians for enlistments. ages 18 to 41. Colonel Guthrie and Captain Black oversee New England operations. 1300 applicants in past week, with 600 to be enlisted as 120 depart for Fredericton today.

Army England Canada Colonel Guthrie Boston H. A. Seeley Bosworth Street Fredericton N. B

Man Held After Firearm Charge With No Registry Card

Angelo Di Bito of Lexington Avenue Fitchburg was arrested on Hanover Street for carrying a revolver without a permit. He could not show a war registration card at the station and was held pending investigation.

Angelo di Bito Lexington Avenue Fitchburg Hanover Street di Bito

Sinn Fein flag disrupts memorial for Major Redmond in New York

A woman waving a Sinn Fein flag interrupted a memorial meeting for Major William H. K. Redmond in New York. She was seized by United Irish League members and ejected after the audience demanded her removal. Mayor Mitchel urged restraint as he continued tributes amid the disruption.

New York Sinn Fein William H. K. Redmond John Redmond France United Irish League Mitchel

Draft of Physicians Urged for War Armies

Washington June 24 Officers of the New York National Defence Committee urged selective drafting of physicians and surgeons for the war armies. Major Karl Connell reported that out of 140000 doctors fewer than half are available or desirable for military service. He warned volunteerism fails to protect local needs and could cause confusion and waste.

Washington Defence Council General Medical Board New York National Defence Committee Karl Connell United States

Final Sermon by Pacifist Pastor at Melrose Unitarian

The Rev. Henry W. Pinkham delivered his farewell sermon at the Melrose Unitarian Church urging self improvement and civic unity. Pinkham, pacifist pastor for two years and three months, resigned after his sermons prompted requests to resign. The church hosted a farewell reception with most members bidding him god speed, and he will remain in Melrose for now.

Henry W. Pinkham Melrose Unitarian Church Pinkham Unitarian Church of Melrose

Luce seeks 15 member State Senate reform plan

Former Lieutenant Governor Luce files with the constitutional convention today an amendment to reduce the State Senate from 40 to 15. Five districts would elect three senators each with staggered six year terms and annual sessions. The plan aims for an administrative Senate that still checks the House.

Luce State Senate Senate

Red Cross Aims to Save Thousands of Lives

A statement extols the value of every life and the Red Cross mission to protect and preserve life through aid and relief work, underscoring the organization’s humanitarian imperative.

Red Cross

Brava Portuguese Deportations Prompt Farm Work Refusal

About 200 of 325 Portuguese from Brava face deportation after immigration authorities detained them under the literacy test era. They refused six months to stay and work on farms, seeking jobs in munitions factories for higher pay.

Brava Burnett

Take Your Family Vacation to Colorado with Burlington

A sales pitch urges wives and children to join a Colorado summer vacation. It touts easy travel on Burlington routes with special state service, open-air recreation, and guaranteed fun in two to three weeks. Contact Alex Stocks at 264 Washington St Boston for a booklet and map.

Colorado Burlington Alex New England Pass C. B

Germantown Flag Raising Sparks Patriot Speech

Attorney John J. Walsh of the City Planning Board denounces partisanship and old-world hatreds as seditious, urging traitors be stripped of public and private trusts. He hints at critics who oppose sending troops abroad until allied nations conscript. Mayor absent. crowd of about 1000 applauds as Ruth Hickey unfurls the flag at Crowe and Washington streets.

John J. Walsh City Planning Board Germantown T. W. Gunning Ruth Hickey Crowe and Washington Streets West Roxbury

Boy Hit by Auto Escapes with Minor Bruises

John Caporato aged years from 174 North Street was struck by a motor vehicle in front of his home yesterday afternoon. He escaped with minor bruises and was treated at Relief Hospital.

John Caporato North Street Relief Hospital

Fishermen Tow Derelict Four Mast Schooner Off Maine

A four masted schooner drifted derelict with rigs trailing over the side was towed off Ingalls Island by fishermen who spotted it near Libby Island Light. The vessel, possibly the Edgar W. Murdock, was wrecked June 18 near Grand Manan New Brunswick. Efforts to lighter the cargo were made.

Machias Ingalls Island Libby Island Edgar W. Murdock Old Proprietor Ledge Grand Manan N. B

Cathedral Festival Planned at Arena on July 15

The Rev. William B. Finigan announces the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will hold a parish festival in the Arena building on July 15 instead of the usual field day. The event aims to bring together parish members for a day of celebration and community activities.

William B. Finigan Cathedral of the Holy Cross

Red Cross Urges Quick Help Over Wartime Casualties

A call echoes to aid now rather than wait for more lives lost as the Red Cross appeals for support to assist wounded soldiers and bolster relief efforts.

The Red Cross

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