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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

5

Massachusetts At War Seeks Citizen Aid For Relief

Massachu setts citizens mobilize to aid soldiers heading to the Mexican border and support families left behind. Committees plan funding from a Spanish War relief fund, distribute comfort kits, tobacco, reading material, and meals, and urge employers to preserve waged jobs.

Massachusetts South Framingham el Paso Framingham Flarly Malden Framinghim City Hall

Boston Society Leader Aids Relief Effort In WWI Era

Prominent Boston society woman joins newly formed relief group. Brookline hosts relief meetings led by the Brookline Board of Trade and Brookline Catholic Club. Rev M T McManus and two curates distributed underwear stockings and handkerchiefs to camp Whitney evacuees. American Woolen Company grants indefinite leave with full pay through Sept 30 for National Guard members. Mayor Cliff seeks $300 for fireworks fund redirected to relief, aided by Park Avenue Methodist Church members.

Massachusetts Special Aid Society For American Preparedness Camp Whitney Special Aid Society Commonwealth Armory Allston John Balch Milton Armory Red Cross Red Cross Organization Brookline Board of Trade Brookline Catholic Club M. T. McManus St. Mary's of the Assumption Church Frookline O’kane Sheehan American Woolen Company National Guard Mayor Cliff Somerville Park Avenue Methodist Church Cliff

Roosevelt silent on Chicago meeting and Mexico war talk

Colonel Roosevelt refused to comment on a Chicago Progressive meeting, the national committee, or war volunteer plans. He denied receiving an invitation from Justice Hughes and signaled he would likely accept if extended, as reported from Oyster Bay.

Mexico Texas Union Commonwealth George H. Lyman Mayor Curley J. C. J. Plamand Curtis Guild Charles Hayden Henry L. Higginson Richard Hooker George C. Lee A. Lawrence Oyster Bay Roosevelt Chicago Progressive National Committee Justice Hughes

Lincoln Town Team seeks fast semi pro games near Boston

The Lincoln town team invites fast semi professional teams for games around Boston next Saturday and Independence Day to be played at Lincoln. Communications should be addressed to Edward F Boyce, South Lincoln. Telephone Lincoln 148 M.

Lincoln Boston Edward F. Boyce South

Senate approves faster build plan for 16 capital ships

Washington reports a Senate sub-committee added speeded construction of 16 capital ships to the naval bill by three years, following President Wilson and Secretary Daniels urging quicker output. The panel also raised destroyer authorizations to 20 for 1917, replacing House's balance of battle cruisers and dreadnoughts goal. The sub-committee of Tillman Swanson and Lodge plans full committee report on Thursday.

Washington Navy General Board Senate Wilson Daniels Navy Tillman, Swanson Lodge

Davis Elected Lieutenant Colonel in Field Artillery

Captain Robert Davis of the Fifth Field Artillery was elected lieutenant colonel to fill a vacancy. He has served as regular army inspector-instructor of the First Battalion field artillery and since January of the Virgt Regiment. The election was unanimous and well received by staff officers and enlisted men.

Camp Whitney Robert Davis Fifth Field Artillery Field Artillery Davis Artillery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central Organization Special Patriotic Committee State House McCall E. C. Mansfield Curley Governor McCall A. C. Ratshesky of Milton Robert Burnett Old Spanish War Fund Cole Mayor's Club of Young's Hotel Brookline Walter J. Cusick Payson Dana Brookline Lodge Joseph A. S. Gohl Brookline Elks Woburn G Company Fifth Infantry James Chambers Everett Women of Special Aid Society Lynn Charles L. Blodgett Cambridge Ellis’ Hall Central Square Women's Relief Committee of Richard W. Sutton Wendell D. Rockwood Bayard Thayer Boston and Lancaster Massachusetts Patriotic Fund Committee Louis A. Frothingham North Mohican Market St. Pcterie Salem Lawrence Haverhill Brockton Concord, N.H. Lewiston, ME Enon Cered Meadowbrook Finest Creamery Ceylon Formosa California ATS Doz Len Size Boston Society New Organization of Women B. L. Robinson Otta Rariwei Wolcott Madras Paris Axminster Hughes
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