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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

4

Warn Against Chain Letter Plan in 1918 Notice

A letter to the editor warns readers against a proposed chain letter to fund a French hospital. It states the Red Cross and French ambassador oppose the scheme and that the Treasury and War Savings security authorities did not authorize it. Executive manager H B Endicott signs dated June 26 1918.

France Seattle Red Cross Ambadasador Treasury Department National War Savings Committee H. B. Endicott Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety

Edward L. Minor Dead In Cleveland Heart Disease

Edward L. Minor formerly of Boston died last Sunday in Cleveland of heart disease. He had worked for Armour & Co. since 1894 and was named assistant auditor and later credit man in the Boston territory in 1900.

Edward L. Minor Boston Cleveland Minor Armour & Co

Promoted Toledo Territory Assistant Superintendent

In 1911 he was promoted to assistant superintendent of the Toledo territory and held the post until his sudden death.

Toledo

Vacation at School for Crippled Children

The Industrial School for Crippled Children at 241 St. Potolph Street closed for summer on June 21 and will reopen Sept. 30. Applications for entry are accepted during the summer. the school offers primary and grammar instruction, manual training, a typesetting department, a potential sewing trade class for girls over 14, a nurse, and noon meals. The facility provides motor bus transport for children who cannot travel to and from the school.

Industrial School St. Potolph Street

Price Ranges Show Reductions Across Listings

The notice lists several price brackets moving lower from 125.00 to 85.00 and 135.00 to 165.00 in a sequence of discounted amounts. No further context or entities are provided in the fragment.

Down at the Heel and O'Sullivan's Heels Advert

A sermon on footwear care urges readers to repair worn heels today. It touts O'Sullivan's Heels as durable and long lasting, available in black white or tan for men women and children, and promotes immediate shoe repair to avoid a poor impression.

O'Sullivan O’sullivan

Fallon-Fitzpatrick Wedding in Brookline

Miss Elizabeth S. Fitzpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Fitzpatrick of Brookline married Lieutenant Nugent Fallon at a nuptial mass in Brookline Cardinal OConnell officiated with several priests assisting. The bride’s sister served as matron of honor and a niece trio of flower girls attended. Best man was John Fallon, brother of the groom.

Elizabeth S. Fitzpatrick Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Gardner Road Brookline Nugent Fallon Government Aero Station Pensacola Cardinal O’connell Michael T. McManus Thomas J. McCluskey S. J Boston College John P. Sheehan St. Mary’s Church Matthew J. Fox Springfield Evelyn Betty Fitzpatrick John Fallon St. Mary's Church of the Assumption Cardinal O'Connell Sara Elizabeth Fitzpatrick

Stranger arrives after 3500 mile trek to join district draft

Harvard townsfolk woke to a surprise as Leland Whitney, a farm resident, stepped from a stage coach with hotel and steamship labels on his luggage. He traveled 3509 miles from Scotland via Glasgow and Liverpool to Worcester and Harvard to report for the local draft.

Harvard Post Ofice Ayer Leland Whitney Division 15 Glasgow Scotland Liverpool New York Worcester Ayer Draft Board Whitney

Former Pershing Captain Aims to Enlist in Cavalry

West Springfield June 26 The 71 year old Civil War veteran Captain Frank Stales desires to enlist with Uncle Sam's cavalry to fight the Huns. Stales was captain of the company where General Pershing served as a lieutenant years ago.

West Springfield Frank Stales Uncle Sam Huns Stales General Pershing

Pelletier Confined With Sprained Ankle In Hull

District Attorney Pelletier is kept at home in Hull with a sprained ankle from a fall from his veranda. He briefly continued work and duties for the Knights of Columbus war fund before swelling forced him to stay home yesterday.

Pelletier Hull Knights of Columbus War Fund

Zionist Organization of America Formed in Pittsburgh

At the Zionist convention in Pittsburgh on June 26 the existing structure was dissolved and a new plan adopted consolidating all Zionist divisions into a single central body named the Zionist Organization of America. The organization will be divided into administrative districts under the central body.

Pittsburg Zionist Organizations of America Zionist Convention Zionist Movement of America Zionist Organization of America

Zionist District Plan Adopted Amid Mobilization

The convention approved a district plan for 50 to 2000 registered Zionists by a 293 to 69 vote. Leaders including Rabbis Jasem Kishur and Stone pushed concessions. A London Jewish Colonial Trust allotment of 70,000 shares stirred crowds. $180,000 in par value shares were sold described as Jewish Liberty bonds. Major White warned enlistment limits via the 90 day US Britain accord, while Lipsky urged nationwide recruitment for the Jewish legion. A Brandeis Mack Kallen Dehaas gathering outlined policy for a Jewish commonwealth.

Rabbis N. Jasem Jersey City Ish Kishur New York Elihu D. Stone Boston Jewish Colonial Trust Company London Zionists of America Stephen S. Wise Major Brooman-White Major White United States England Jewish Legion Palestine Louis Lipsky Lewis D. Brandeis Julian W. Mack Chicago Horace A. Kallen Jacob Dehaas Jewish Commonwealth

Silver Jubilee of Roslindale Sacred Heart Parish

The Sacred Heart parish Roslindale marks its silver jubilee with ceremonies by priests and parishioners starting Saturday. The annual tom bola social festival on parish grounds promises prizes including a homestead lot donated by Moody Land Co. Jubilees honor the parish founding 25 years ago the pastor Rev John F Cummins 25 years Calvary Chapel 25 years with solemn high mass July 4 led by Cummins assisted by Deacon Eugene Tomey and Sub-deacon Henry C Reardon.

Sacred Heart Roslindale Brown Avenue Ashland Street Moody Land Company John F. Cummins Calvary Chapel Calvary Cemetery Eugene Twomey Henry C. Reardon

Six new lieutenants commissioned at Camp Devens

Six more enlisted men received commissions at Camp Devens this day. Three are from the 301st Infantry and three from the 304th Infantry Connecticut outfit. Names include Warren A McInnis Jamaica Plain and Gardner Trowbridge South Norwalk among others. Paul of Hartford is noted as a Dartmouth cheerleader.

Camp Devens Boston Regiment 304Th Infantry Connecticut Outfit Warren, A. McInnis Jamaica Plain Richard #. Paul Hartford 301St Infantry Walter B. Boone Taunton Winfield Harold Boardman Morrisville N. Y Gardiner Trowbridge South Norwalk Conn Gardner Catlin Waterbury

Twelve more enlisted men sent to officer training camp at Camp Johnston

Twelve more enlisted men who passed the preliminary examination for commissions as second lieutenants in the Quartermaster Corps National Army have been sent to the Quartermaster Officers Training Camp at Camp Joseph E Johnston Jacksonville Florida. The group includes Corporal Frank W Murphy Watertown Battery A 301st Field Artillery Corporal Roland D Stearns Brookline Headquarters company 301st Infantry Corporal Frank J Sweeney Somerville 10th company Depot Brigade Battalion Sergeant-Major Glen Underwood Gardner headquarters detachment 5th battalion Depot Brigade Sergeant William J Nixon East Rochester N H Headquarters company 201st Infantry Sergeant Lester H Carter Gardner A company 301st Headquarters trains and military police.

Quartermaster Corps National Army Quartermaster Officers’ Training Camp Joseph E. Johnston Jacksonville Florida Frank W. Murphy Watertown 301St Field Artillery Roland D. Stearns Brookline 301St Infantry Frank J. Sweeney Somerville Glen Underwood Gardner Depot Brigade William J. Nixon East Rochester N. H 201St Infantry Lester H. Carter 301St

Draft Camp Reports Military Integrity Amid Bribery Probe

Local cantonment investigates a draftee who offered $10 000 to gain a favored draft classification and attempted to leverage the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The man, now a soldier, sought transfer into a forestry battalion. authorities shifted him to a line unit. The 2500 aliens naturalized at Boston court today join Depot Brigade artillery and machine gun regiments. Chaplain Kenneth C MacArthur arrives in camp from Suffield with a Harvard degree and prior teaching duties.

Emergency Fleet Corporation Ament Division Maine James NM. Morton, Jr United States District Court Boston Kenneth C. MacArthur Mist First Second Baptist Suffield

Estate of Colonel Livermore Reveals Unlisted Calumet Stock

Probate inventory shows Colonel Thomas L. Livermore did not own Calumet & Hecla stock at death. Estate appraised at 341203 dollars includes 1000 shares of American Telephone & Telegraph and a single 1000 dollar Liberty bond.

Thomas L. Livermore Calumet & Hecla Mining Company American Telephone & Telegraph Company

Man imprisoned for killing daughter denied new trial

The full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court refused a new trial for a man sentenced to up to five years in State prison for causing the death of his four year old daughter, Lauretta Wakelin, on June 1, 1916.

Lauretta Wakelin Supreme Judicial Court

Cubs buy Cy Barger from Memphis club

Announcement made today states pitcher Cy Barger, manager of the Memphis Southern Association club, is sold to the Chicago Nation. The transaction follows the close of the Southern season on Friday.

Memphis Tenn Ezra Cy'’ Barger Asjseo Chicago Nationee

Gmere snaps and Snap Fasteners offer value in wear and price

The notice touts Gmeore Snaps as essential for comfort and security in clothing and notes money value. It compares fairness of price with eggs and advertises Snap Fasteners at 5c and 110c grades, plus 25c on 8 dollar cards, promoting full measure at 15 for the price of 12.

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Miss Holland Boylston Street Scot Pershing Zionists BY Benjamin Freedman Post Roslindale Parish Devens Harold H. Kendall East Longmeadow Arthur G., Marsden Lawrence James C. McDonald Fall River 311Th Field Signal Battalion Wentworth L. Fay Burke Maus Ss. Wheelwright Bristol R. I Livermore Estate Wakelin Melrose Joseph Wakelin CUBS CY Barger Penn Rivet Corporation Cambria Sts Philadelphia Swift & Company Consumer’s Union Stock Yards Illinois U.S. A
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