Jobs for Citizens Abundant in Public Service Posts
Civil service authorities announce multiple openings in Boston area. An investigator role with the Boston Finance Commission pays 1500 dollars yearly. A second class or assistant steam engineer at the Post Office Building offers 1200 dollars. A chemist is sought at the Watertown Arsenal for 1200 dollars. Applications should be filed with the Massachusetts Civil Service Commission.
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Civil Service Authorities
United States
Boston Finance Commission
Massachusetts Civil Service Commission
Postoffice
Boston
United States Civil Service
Post Office
Watertown Arsenal
Ordnance Department
Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Penn
Public Health Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
Engineer Department
War Department
Office of Public Buildings and Grounds
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Education
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Department of Agriculture
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Forest Service
Government Job Openings Review Listing
The notice lists vacancies across federal agencies in fields from weight clerk at Fore River Ship Building to electrical draftsman in New York navy yard, and specialist posts in agriculture, geology, and engineering. Salaries range from $2.80 a day to $8,000 yearly, with required education and experience varying by position.
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Fore River Ship Building Company
Quincy
Office of
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Lighthouse Service
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Fort Apache Agency
Arizona
New York Navy Yard
Control of the Cambridge City Council at stake
Interest in the Cambridge city election tomorrow centers on control of the Common Council. The Democratic strength concentrates to seize the voting power of the body while the Citizens Municipal party strives to elect a majority to the board.
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Cambridge City
Common Council
Citizens’ Municipal
Two parties in city race as Rockwood faces Good
Citizens nominate Wen dell D. Rockwood against Mayor Timothy W. Good, with Ralph R. Stratton of Ward 5 and Arthur S. Brown on the Citizens ticket. The Progressive party abstained, leaving a two party contest for the Common Council and city leadership.
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Citizens
Progressive City Committee
Wendell D. Rockwood
Timothy W. Good
Common Council
Ralph R. Stratton
Cambridge
Boston
Arthur S. Brown
Brown
Progressive Party
James Eads How to Give Fortune to Hoboes
In St. Louis on March 7 James Eads How heir to his mother Mrs James Flintham How says he will dedicate any inheritance to aiding the down and outs. He previously spent his father's fortune aiding hoboes and plans to do the same with his mother’s estate.
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ST. Louis, Mo
James Eads How
James Flintham How
Dr. How
How
Villa Plans to Besiege Mexico City
Washington March 7. Officials consider General Villa at Guadalajara might shift from the northward push to recapturing Mexico City. A successful move could open uninterrupted rail supply to the front from the American border, easing the critical situation there.
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Washington
Tense Mexican capital faces famine and rioting risk
Despatches from the Brazilian minister in Mexico City report that conditions remain dire with famine fears and potential riots if General Obregon withdraws. U S officials label the situation serious but not hopeless as appeals push Carranza toward relief measures and possible international aid control.
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Mexico City
Siliman
Vera Cruz
Carranza
General Obregon
International Relief Committees
General Carranza
Obregon
Villa's Main Army Entrains for South
Villa's main army entrains at Guadalajara and starts toward Aguascalientes in a suspected first move against Carranza garrisons at Vera Cruz and Tampico. Duval West and George C. Carothers accompany General Villa as Washington representatives.
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EL Paso
Texas
Boston Symphony Concert Aids Pension Fund at Symphony Hall
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Carl Muck drew a full afternoon crowd to Symphony Hall for a pension fund concert. Tschaikowsky Pathetique and Wagner selections from Die Meistersinger Siegfried and Gotterdammerung opened with Tannhauser overture. The program showcased the modern orchestra in radiant tone and emotional power. Dr Muck led with authority and was warmly applauded.
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Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Carl Muck
Boston Symphony
Pension Fund
Tschaikowsky
Wagner
Siegfried
Tannhauser
Tschaikovsky
Dr. Muck
Greek premier resigns as Constantine names Zaimis to form cabinet
A Paris despatch reports King Constantine accepted Venizelos resignation and tasked M. Zaimis with forming a new ministry. Zaimis sought a day to consult allies while Salih Bey warned of massacres if Greece broke with the Porte and Count Mirbach said Austria and Germany would declare war if Greece acted against Turkey.
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Paris
Havas
Athens
Constantine
Venizelos
M. Zaimis
National Bank
Salih Bey
Turkey
Greece
Porte
Count Mirbach
Austria
Germany
The
Figaro
Smyrna
Anatolian
Triple Entente
Greek cabinet resigns as Venizelos loses king’s approval
Athens dispatch reports Premier Venizelos resigns after the King rejects his intervention policy. Venizelos met the King at 2 30 PM and notified ministers of the resignation, while the general staff chief and officers advised if needed. The move sparks diplomatic excitement and prompts questions about Greece’s war stance and future alliances.
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Athens
Havas
Venizelos
Alexander Zaimis
Greek press backs Greece in war over Dardanelles
Athens dispatch notes Greek media urging Greece to join the war, arguing that breaking up the Ottoman empire requires Hellenic troop participation. The report cites a strong appetite for action against the Dardanelles operations.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Athens
Dardanelles
Greece
Greek Students Demonstration Reported in Athens
Telegraph dispatch from Athens says university students held a demonstration in the Greek capital in support of their cause. The brief flash notes the event as reported by the Exchange Telegraph Company correspondent.
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London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Students Rally as Triple Entente Legations Visited
Greek students greeted by cheering crowds visited the legations of the Triple Entente powers in a display of immediate action and public support.
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Greece
Resignation of Greek Cabinet Accepted by King Constantine
The Greek cabinet under Premier Venizelos has resigned and the move was accepted by King Constantine. The legation reports no comment. Despatches suggest the resignation stems from policy disagreements over continued neutrality. Geneva reports recall of all Greek army officers in Switzerland with others to report by March 11 and hints at broad mobilization.
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Washington
Venizelos
Constantine
Geneva
Switzerland
Greek government Likely to Favor Armed Neutrality
Vienna dispatch cites opinion in Vienna that Greece will choose military measures toward armed neutrality. It notes that complete severing Greek ties from neutrality remains unlikely.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
Vienna
Streit Named Greek Minister to Constantinople
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the Porte has agreed to appoint Dr. Streit as Greek minister to Constantinople in place of M. Banas who left after an incident involving a Turkish police official insulting the Greek naval attache. Dr. Streit previously served as Greek minister of foreign affairs.
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Amsterdam
Constantinople
Porte
Dr. Streit
M. Banas
Greece and Italy Seen Shaped by Dardanelles War
Berlin editorials argue future Greece and Italy developments hinge on the Dardanelles operations as the war course unfolds. The discussions reflect cautious forecasts tied to Allied naval actions and regional balance.
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Berlin
Greece
Italy
Dardanelles
Ex-Premiers Meet in Council Over War Policy in Greece
A grand council of former Greek premiers convened by King Constantine met at the palace. M. Venizelos spoke of seeking neutrality and supporting the king’s chosen cabinet, while Bra Gomier Theotokis Rhallis and General Dousmanis attended and urged the policy<?>. An immense crowd cheered Venizelos as he departed.
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London
Reuter
Athens
M. Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
Constantine
M. Zaimis
Bragomier
Theotokis
Rhallis
Dousmanis
Lithuanian Relief Fund Reaches 12303 95 in Subscriptions
The weekly Lithuanian relief drive shows about 300 raised with local donors including Congressman James A Gallivan Dr John McDonnell Henry J Bowen P F Carey Joseph J Fahey and Michael J Mahoney all from South Boston giving 5 each Gilman Brothers Boston Daniel Mullane Boston and Mrs M A Mulloy of Everett giving 2 each. Total to date 12303 95.
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Lithuanian Relief Fund
Charles Sidlauskas
James A. Gallivan
John McDonnell
Henry J. Bowen
P. F. Carey
Joseph J. Fahey
Michael J. Mahoney
South
Boston
Gilman Brothers
Daniel Mullane
M. A. Mulloy
Eiverett
Post
Paris Turkish Resident Predicts Massacre at Dardanelles
A Paris Turkish resident who has lived in France for years discusses the evolving situation at the Dardanelles with close knowledge of Turkey. He said:
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London
Paris
Morning Post
Turkey
Dardanelles
Fall of Constantinople and its impact on Germany
The speaker predicts Constantinople's fall will discredit Germany and trigger mass anger among Turks. A massacre of Young Turks is deemed highly likely, with white flags seen from homes as the first battleship appears. Allies would appoint a control committee, but native administrators would be needed to run affairs.
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Turkey
Far East
Constantinople
Germany
Empire
Elder Calls World Trade the Pacifier
Attorney Samuel J. Elder spoke at Reading Congregational Church on The Possibilities of Safeguarding Peace arguing that world trade will be the pacifier of nations. He said commerce will bind nations closely to prevent future conflicts and foster peace.
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Samuel J. Elder
Reading Congregational Church
War Echoes in Minds as Global Selfishness Persists
A speaker laments a Europe born of Revolution facing ongoing selfishness in the world. He argues that, beyond conquest, another motive has taken root in people’s hearts, shaping the era’s conflicts and aspirations.
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Europe
Italy Must Act Says Rome Paper on Eastern Mediterranean
The Giornale d'Italia argues Italy can no longer stay neutral as three issues arise from the Allied fleet action on the Dardanelles. It cites Russia access to the Mediterranean, Balkan equilibrium, and the partition of Asiatic Turkey, warning Italy risks being outdone by Greece if it remains passive.
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Rome
Paris
Giornale d’Italia
Italy
Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Balkans
Turkey
Greece
Doyle's Shoulder OK After Training Camp Return
Larry Doyle reports full shoulder recovery after training camp at Rin. He spent winter in Jacksonville Florida nursing the shoulder and driving a car as part of his rehab. he credits massage with aiding the recovery.
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Larry Oyle
Giants
Rin
Jacksonville
Hla
Larry
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