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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

11

New England Subscriptions Pour In as Loan Drive Advances

On the ninth day New England raised 22.252 million toward a 375 million quota, total 145.191 million or 38.8 percent. Connecticut led 64 percent, Vermont 60, Massachusetts 64.0 percent, with Boston at 31.253 million. statewide totals from several towns and major subscribers are listed, while Michael Doyle walked 484 miles to deliver Lynn’s total to the Treasury and a submarine exhibit drew 4,600 in bond sales in one hour.

New England Connecticut Vermont Boston Massachusetts Pr. C N. Hampshire Rhode Island Lynn Institution For Savings A. C. Lawrence Leather Company Peabody Boston Trades Committee CG. P. Rockwell, Inc American Coal Company Norwegian Charitable Society Pauline Anderson Dorchester M. Trolsans S. Kristenden R. Bergersen Arthur Johansen M. Crockstad V. Benson A. G. Lundin A. E. Knudsen K. Johansen A. L. Hansen A. B. Andersen J. B. Sundlie H. Rudstad Michael Doyle Lynn Courier Washington Lynn Treasury Department Doyle Liberty Loan Committee Charles River Berkeley Street Red Cross Bo-Flo Dhemise Tremont Theatre Tremont

Victory Loan Rallys Hit Boston With Music and Speeches

A day of Victory Loan meetings drew crowds in North Adams Boston Cambridge Dorchester and more. Speakers included Major Judson Hennigan Captain Harlow and Colonel Edward L. Logan with a noon Liberty Court address by Master Billy Thompson and a Jordan Marsh rally featuring Virginia Fox Brooks and Forrest Huff. A navy dirigible and Coast Artillery展示 accompanied the drive.

Victory Loan Judson Hennigan 104Th Infantry Reidy South Boston Harlow Butler Choral Club Jane Grindley Celia Bastile Agnes Provencher T. F. Lenehan Shuman Corner Brownie Ladd Calvin Coolidge J. E. Stingley W. S. Bealy al Jolson Beauty Chorus Jordan Marsh Company Virginia Fox Brooks Forrest Huff Sinbad” Company Scottie Nicholson Jordan Marsh Blue Devil Edward L. Logan 101St Infantry First Corps Naval Air Station Chatham Boston Coast Artillery Huntington Avenue Billy Thompson New York Liberty Court Boston Common Billy Charles L. Burrill Massachusetts Hdward B. Creed Yeoman H. W. Smart U. S. &. Mercy

Newsboys Plan Victory Loan Drive in Boston

Boston newsboys and the Liberty Loan News Boys Association plan their Victory Loan drive with a May 10 meeting at the Old South Meeting House and a citywide distribution of 100000 circulars urging support. N Penrose Hallowell coordinates efforts with Philip Bernstein to secure leave from the U S S Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm.

Boston Newsboys Liberty Loan Newsboys’ Association Old South Meeting House Exchange ‘Trust Company N. Penrose Hallowell New England Liberty Loan Committee Here Hoboken N. J Philip Firekey) Bernstein Boston Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm Uncle Sam Boston Public Schools Parkman Bandstand Boston Normal School Parriots Jolson Eleonora Sears

Troops Rapidly Close on Munich as War News Stirs Local Tensions

Berlin reports say government forces press toward Munich with Ba varia reports confirming advances. Starnberg Erding Freising were reportedly seized and violence erupted against communists with 13 leaders executed after troops occupied Starnberg triggering civilian anger.

Berne Associated Press Bavaria Munich Wasserburg Erding Freising Starnberg Wurttemburg Wey

Boston University Class Day officers named for June 23

The Class Day officers elected include Marshal Warren Wardig from Dorchester and poet Lila Best from Dorchester. Other officers are prest Dorothy Smythe of Manchester New Hampshire orator Harold Williams of Reading statistician Ernest Burdeck of Laconia New Hampshire presentist Clara Sargent of Lawrence historian Marion Spaulding of Worcester valedictorian Nellie Young of Brockton musician A Norman Sharpe of Winthrop and prophetess Elizabeth Leach of Brookline.

Boston University Marshal Warren Wardig Dorchester Lila Best Prest Dorothy Smythe Manchester N. H Harold Williams Reading Ernest. Burdeck Laconia Clara Sargent Lawrence Marion Spaulding Worcester Nellie Young Brockton A. Norman Sharpe Winthrop Elizabeth Leach Brookline

Singing toads or frogs puzzle Malden police chatter

Malden police mull a natural history answer over evening and daybreak croaks in marshes. They debate if the sounds come from toads or frogs with bets on bullfrogs and a falsetto theory, while the force settles on toads as the source of the deep rumbling chorus.

Malden Toads Costello

Bride of 10 Days Dies at Home in Boston

Word reached Woburn last night of Mrs Harriett R Rooney Maguire wife of John S Maguire an official at the Massachusetts State Prison She died suddenly of heart disease at her home 7 Myrtle Street Boston They wed in Woburn ten days ago authorities reported the death occurred at the couple's residence in Boston

Woburn Harriett R Rooney) Maguire John S. Maguire Massachusetts State Prison

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