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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1918

Page

4

Harvard Varsity to Play Ay Ay er Today

Harvard varsity faces Ay Ayer and Portland Naval Reserves in a service clash. Coach Duffy plans to split pitching duties between O Keefe and Erb for Saturday's Yale game, with the Crimson traveling to Ayer by auto.

Harvard AY Ayer Ayer Harold Janvrin Camp Devens Jack Barry Navy Yard Portland Naval Duffy O'Keefe Erb Yale Crimson

Convention Opens as Knights of Pythias Hear War Aid Plans

The 49th annual Massachusetts Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias opened at Ford Hall with 3800 delegates. Grand Chancellor Clifford E. Jones urged keeping service members in good lodge standing for sick and death benefits while Worcester plans for continued support and war aid were discussed. John Ballantyne's bid for supreme vice chancellor was defeated by George W. Penniman. officers to be elected at today's session.

Massachusetts Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Ford Hall Clifford E. Jones Massachusetts Clifford John Ballantyne Boston George W. Penniman Mattapan

Quincy Machine Gun Company Launches Over the Top Campaign

The Quincy Machine Gun Company of the 14th Infantry will begin an over the top campaign next Sunday through June 1 to raise 500 associate members at $3 each. A dummy machine gun will travel from Atlantic to City Hall as members are secured, ending with a drill on Atlantic Common.

Quincy 14Th Infantry P. A. Horton Atlantic City Hall Atlantic Common

Woman Burns From Tipped Lamp At Home

Mrs. Clovis Dion, 63, was severely burned when a kerosene lamp overturned at her 245 Essex Street home in Haverhill. She was taken to Hale Hospital and is expected to die before morning.

Haverhill Clovis Dion Essex Street Hale Hospital

New England Soldiers Named In Smallest Casualty List

The War Department released 41 casualties yesterday, the smallest daily total in weeks. Only six New England soldiers are named: three from Greater Boston and three from Connecticut, with most names coming from Middle and Western States.

New England Greater Boston Connecticut War Department Theoldiers Middle

New England Casualties Reported in War List

The casualty list shows 41 names with 4 killed in action 2 died of wounds 6 died of disease 1 died of other causes 15 severely wounded 13 wounded slightly 1 missing in action. Corporal Orlando L Graham Avon is severely wounded and among early landings in France from A company First United States Engineers. Lieutenant Edmond J LaPorte Plainfield N J died of disease. Corporal James O Whalen Jr Hartford died of disease from pneumonia. Sergeant Lewis R Ziegra Deep River reported missing. 25, former bookkeeper.

New England Orlando L. Graham Avon Edmond J. LaPorte Plainfield N. J Connecticut Lewis R. Ziegra Deep River War Department James O. Whalen, Jr Windsor Avenue Hartford Camp Devens Alice Dolen Whalen

Casualty List Published With 41 Names Revealed

Washington May 7 The casualty list shows 41 names with 4 killed in action 2 died of wounds 5 died of disease 1 died of other causes 15 wounded severely 13 wounded slightly and 1 missing Corporal Herman Bjormhang Taft Minnesota Private Oscar C Griffith Gadsden Alabama Private Marcus Jones Minneapolis Minnesota Private Julius R Muller Missouri Valley Iowa Edmond B LaPorte Plainfield Connecticut James R Whalen Jr Windsor Avenue Hartford Connecticut Private Claude Henderson Hanna Oklahoma Private Andy Martin Lang Arlington Avenue Racine Wisconsin Private John Peet Hollygrove Louisiana Private Willis Boothe Hanson Oklahoma Private Giovanni Cavallari Torrington Connecticut

Herman Bjormhang Taft Minn Oscar C. Griffith Gadsden Ala Marcus Jones South Dupont Street Minneapolis Julius R. Muller Missouri Valley Edmond B. LaPorte Plainfield James R. Whalen, Jr Windsor Avenue Hartford Conn Claude Henderson Hanna Okio Andy Martin Lang Arlington Avenue Racine Wis John Peet Hollygrove

Poslam Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Healing

An advertisement touts Poslam as instantly soothing for eczema and speeding healing. It claims the product reduces disfigurement, covers large areas with little quantity, and shows clear improvement soon. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

West 47Th St New York City

New England Boys on Casualty List

A New England roster lists service members with status updates. James P. Whalen Jr. is reported dead of wounds. Giovanni Cavallari severely wounded. Orlando L. Graham missing. Louis R. Ziegra Alexander B. McTear Edward Fleming Edward Heffernan and Harry J. Robinson appear with unit affiliations and hometowns.

NEW England Boys Casualty Alexander B. McTear Beach St Wollaston A Co U. S Cook Harry J. Robinson Shepton St Dorchester Eng Edward M. Fleming Summer St Medford Holqes

List of War Casualties and Home Addresses

A long list of soldiers and one musician presumed dead or wounded with hometowns and street addresses. Names include Malcolm Collum Naborton Clarence Baugher Orlando Graham James Cutter Joseph Schubert Homar Jenkins John Kennedy John Maxfield Henry Monaco Jack O Connor Clarence Odell John Potter Thomas Rodwanski Leslie Sexton George Undutch Maurice Walters Kardasenic Edger Buchen Harry Robinson Herbert Clark Carlton Coons Raymond Gwynne Britton Harrison Adolph Hirsch Carl Hoffman Clarence Kellogg Patrick McTear William Pinkston Patrick Luby Louis Ziegra.

Clarence A. Baugher Elkton Orlando L. Graham Avon Mass Cook James P. Cutter Second Street Brooklyn N. Y Joseph Schubert Ford City Penn Homar B. Jenkins Stanley John A. Kennedy Rhone Street Portland Ore John E. Maxfield Fifth Street Salt Lake City Utah Henry Monaco New Rochelle N.Y Jack W. O'Connor Ross Cal Clarence Odell Columbia Street Spokane Wash John I. Potter Orient Thomas Rodwanski West 22d Street Chicago Ill Leslie Sexton Huntsville Tenn George C. Undutch Webster Street Baltimore Maurice Walters Ford Street Detroit Mich George R. Kardasenic Auburn Edger L. Buchen Eldorado Street Decatur Pil Cook Harry J. Robinson Boston Herbert A. Clark Sacramento Carlton S. Coons Elk Grove Raymond E. Gwynne Mentor Britton O. Harrison Greeneville Adolph Hirsch West 118Th Street New York Carl P. Hoffman Oregon City Clarence C. Kellogg South Franklin Street Patrick D. McTear Wollaston William J. Pinkston Christiana Patrick J Luby Elizabeth N. J

Waterfront May Calendar and Boston Fishing Prices

The may waterfront calendar notes war days and lunar details while a fleet of 14 vessels brought about 612000 pounds of fresh groundfish to South Boston pier. Haddock and cod prices are listed with vessel tallies for L Cod M Cod Pollock and other species. Calumet arrives damaged in Brazil, guano cargo affected. James R Clark wreck cost repair in Gloucester.

South Boston Haddock Pollock L.cod M.cod Pollock Morning Star Jos E de Costa Nat'lie J. Nelson Robert & Rich Ellen & Mary Ruth W. M. Goodsp'd Genesta Olivia Sears Marsella Elizabeth Nunan Weymouth Brazil American Agricultural Chemical Company James R. Clark Gloucester

Sedition Bill Nears Law Amid War Time Debate

Final action approved by the House and sent to the President after a conference report. The measure grants broad new powers to punish disloyal acts and utterances, seen as a threat to free speech yet argued essential for order at home during the war.

Washington Senate House Congress

Wilson to Sign Anti-Disloyalty Bill to Tame Mob Outbreaks

The President is to sign promptly as DoJ officials pledge vigorous enforcement to curb mob violence. The bill imposes penalties of up to 20 years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both for uttering or printing disloyal or abusive language about the United States or government or flag and for supporting Germany or its allies in the present war.

Department of Justice United States Germany

Peace signed by Rumania The Peace of Bucharest

Amsterdam May 7 The peace treaty between Rumania and the central powers was signed yesterday morning in Bucharest under Dr von Kuehmann The Peace of Bucharest will be published soon Rumania ceded Dobruja to the central powers and agreed to frontier rectifications totaling about 5000 square miles Besarabia was tacitly assigned to Rumania as compensation amid protests by Ukraine and Russia.

Amsterdam Rumania Central Powers Bucharest von Kuehmann Russia Dobrudja Danube Bulgaria Black Sea Constanta Austria Besarabia Ukraine

Tyler and Medora Sunk Off France Amid War Peril

New York reports say the American steamer Tyler was torpedoed and sunk off the French coast on May 8 with eleven crew dead or drowned. Also confirmed is the destruction of the Canadian steamer Medora, owned by Canadian Pacific, both labeled victims of war peril.

New York Tyler Medora Marine Insurance Company

Germans Hold Back Offensive as Allied Forces Reinforce Front

Canadian forces near Neuville-Vitasse claim a successful strike killing Germans and taking three machine guns as French troops in Amiens sector repulse a German attack. Heavy rain slows German preparations while American troops increasingly reinforce the line. Clemenceau reports sustained American arrivals in the battle zone amid heavy weekly British casualties totaling £% ,691 with 6555 officers and men killed or wounded.

Arras Neuville-Vitasse Amiens M. Clemenceau Paris Western Front America Henry Sousa Ludlow Red Cross

Twenty three Pershing wounded march through Philadelphia

Twenty three General Pershing’s wounded soldiers passed through Philadelphia en route to Lakewood hospital New Jersey. They included a man with a skull fracture and two shell shocked veterans led by Lt H F Sutton all speak of returning to fight with courage.

Philadelphia General Pershing France Army Hospital Lakewood N. J Gordon Cooper Boston United States Camp Stewart Washington Baltimore Cooper

Spanish steamer Luisa torpedoed by German sub

A Barcelona despatch reports the Spanish steamer Luisa torpedoed by a German submarine. The captain said the ship sank in broad daylight and that the Spanish flag was flying, visible to the submarine's commander.

Washington Luisa Barcelona Coul

Kidney Trouble Remedies Promised by Jad Salts

An advertisement claims uric acid in meat irritates kidneys causing backache and frequent urination. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape and lemon acid lithia mix, to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and restore activity. Gists report high sales to those seeking kidney relief.

Fight this menace at its source flies and germs

Fight this menace at its source with Sylpho-Nathol a disinfectant for waste-pipes garbage can and scrubbing. It claims three and a half times stronger than the US Public Health Service standard and has been used by New England women for thirty years. Four sizes 10c 25c 50c and 1.00 prepaid order via druggist grocer or department store with booklet.

Public Health Service New England The Sulpho-Napthal Co Medford Street Boston Mass

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Chickering Edisons, Victrolas Rythmodie Music Rolls Tremont Street Mason and West Streets Ella E. Conomy John Henry Filene Copenhagen Hunter’s Green Rompers Penhagen Willis Boothe Hanson Oklo Giovanni Cavallari Torrington, Conn James P. Whalen, Jr Windsor Ave N Co First Motor Torrington Louis R. Ziegra Deep River, Conn D Co Edward J. Heffernan Pleasant ‘St Watertown, Co Malcolm Collum Naborton U.S Jupiter Saturn Mars Venus Gilchrist Co, Redeem Merchants’ Legal Stamps Wilson H. F. Sutton pho-Nathol Carter Arter
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