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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

14

Five Stolen Cars Recovered in Bellows Falls Vermont

Five automobiles stolen from Back Bay were recovered in Bellows Falls Vermont by Back Bay police with insurance agents. The cars had Massachusetts plates swapped for Vermont ones and were moved to a farmstead. Police suspect an organized gang planned to resell after altering identifiers. Special Agent Joseph Mattey led the recovery efforts with insurance associates.

Back Bay Bellows Falls Vermont Massachusetts Joseph Mattey Boston

Duffy’s Malt Praised By Longtime User Frederick Weih

Frederick Weih, 89 Forest Ave Ridgewood L I New York, says he has used Duffy’s Malt for about twenty years to stay healthy and cure a heavy cough and colds quickly. He urges friends to try the medicine.

Duffy Frederick Weih Forest Ave Ridgewood

Patriotism at Dartmouth as Students Enter War Service

President Hopkins told a City Club audience that more than half of Dartmouth College’s students have left to serve. He reported 679 of the 1352 students enrolled on March 28 have departed to aid the nation, mostly with the sword, in the war effort.

Hopkins Dartmouth College Dartmouth City Club

Dartmouth College shifts to daylight saving as veterans train

Dartmouth College plans a one hour clock change tomorrow night to free more time for military training with 673 students in cadet courses led by Captain Porter Chase. President Hopkins urges continued education for non conscripts and seeks a strong alumni class for fall. Two thousand dollars is raised for the second Dartmouth unit sailing June 2 to serve with the American ambulance corps. Barber recalls Verdun and shrapnel scenes as he values the ambulance work.

Porter Chase Hopkins Germany Dartmouth Governor McCall William Barber Louis M. Keene Canadian Expeditionary Force Barber France Verdun

Curley Outlines U Boat Threat Solution at Brighton Meeting

Mayor Curley spoke to the Brighton Council Knights of Columbus about ending the U boat menace by sending sufficient men and ships overseas to destroy submarine bases and seal the Kiel Canal.

Curley Brighton

Rousmaniere Class Sends Boys to Whitefield Farm Work

Several high school boys from neighboring towns in the Rousmaniere Bible class of St. Paul’s Cathedral left North Station at 9 30 a m to work 200 acres on the Cham perlain farm in Whitefield New Hampshire. They will sleep in barns and receive government pay while a trained farmer and a cook assist, with class teacher Charles H Humps. Principals promise diplomas if they meet the terms, which require faithful work.

Rousmaniere St. Paul's Cathedral North Station Whitefield N. H Chamberlain Charles H. Hunpes BIELD St. Paul’s Cathedral Charles Huntley Malcolm Bestall Robert Boyd Harold Kingsbury James. Graham Thomas Gates Earle Farmer C. H. Huntley Brownie Harry McLean Chester Howell Ralph Mayo Wilbur Davis Albert Simkins Wallace Thomas Nat Simkins

Ban on Liquor to Soldiers Discussed by Board

Officially notified of the law's existence city officials have not been asked to enforce it. When questioned about penalties for offenders a board member said he did not know if the law provided for punishment.

Washington United States Licensing Board United States District Attorney Massachusetts

District Attorney Ander son Comments On NY Enforcement Reports

The report notes that New York’s U S district attorney ordered immediate enforcement, but George W Anderson district attorney for this district stated last night that he was ill informed about those actions.

United States District Attorney New York United States George W. Anderson

Draft registration shows most officers registered in city

In four districts of the city, about 1338 election officers were sworn in for draft registration and only a small number are expected not to register to perform their duties.

Volunteers Vow Service for Boston Voter Registration Drive

Election commissioners swore in 1300 volunteers including doctors and lawyers to serve as listing officers for the June 5 registration of residents aged 21 to 30 under the war draft law. Oaths were administered in four city locations with several prominent Dorchester citizens among the volunteers.

Boston Dorchester Herbert W. Burr The Civil Service Commission James J. Moynihan Ward J. Mitchell Galvin Tilton S. Bell John J. Daley Paul D. Kane

Officials urge patience as Massachusetts draft registration queries surge

Massachusetts draft registration officials report a flood of inquiries on registration exemptions war service and related procedures. Director Charles F Gettemy and staff appeal to the public to hold questions until the registration office can respond.

Massachusetts Charles F. Gettemy

Massachusetts Registration Work Delayed by Instructions

Director Gettemy and assistants said most questions will be answered in forthcomingInstructions will be public in a few days A conference with city and town clerks will outline the registration program Some officials moved ahead with registration plans before official guidance Governor McCall secured War Department authority to tailor the general instructions for Massachusetts conditions

Gettemy Massachusetts McCall War Department Bay State Washington

Exemption Rules For Reservists On Dependents

High department officials say reservists must show habitual support for dependents and genuine need for aid to qualify for exemption from recall. Washington guidance accompanied national mobilization rulings that 300 to 500 New England reserves are being summoned. The War Department order requires proof of death or disability in the family and affidavits from two disinterested witnesses for exemption under act of June 3 1916.

Financelal Department of the Northeast Washington Regular Army New England War Department Department

New Field Artillery Battery Sworn Into Guard

In New Bedford on May 24 Battery D of the field artillery was inspected by Colonel G. H. Benyon and Captain H. E. Mann and sworn in at the armory.

New Bedford New Field Artillery Company G. H. Benyon S Department of the State H. E. Mann

National Guard Battery Elevates Local Officers

The unit comprised 150 men on the drill floor led by Captain Roger D. Swain of Boston with First Lieutenants Henderson I. Inches and Roger Eckfeldt both of Boston. Second Lieutenants were Lester T. Lewis and Harold Winslow of New Bedford.

National Guard Roger D. Swain Boston Henderson I. Inches Roger Eckfeldt Lester T. Lewis Harold Winslow New Bedford

Transylvania Sunk with 413 Lost Near French Italian Coast

The British transport Transylvania was torpedoed in the Mediterranean on May 4 with 29 officers and 873 other ranks lost, including Captain Brewell and one officer and nine crew. The 14135 ton Anchor Line liner, built 1914 for New York to Mediterranean service, had carried troops to Gallipoli and was taken over by Britain in May 1915. Survivors were aided in Savona, Italy, by Red Cross and locals before departure for an unnamed destination.

London Mediterranean Brénell Transylvania Gallipoli New York Savoia Italy Red Cross Savona Brewell Scotland

Miss D Amici Brought Home After Runaway Case

Nicoletta D Amici a 16 year old Boston girl ran away fearing forced marriage to Gaetano Mastrantino of Waltham. Found at Hartford station by Travellers Aid, she told of ill treatment and being barred from outings including moving pictures and Billy Sunday. Mastrantino, a Boston Maine timekeeper, says someone is trying to stop the engagement. mother claimed not forcing the union.

Nicoletta D’amici Boston Gaetano Mastrantino Waltham Mastrantino Hartford Ernest Sherwood Travellers’ Aid Society Billy Sunday Sunde Boston & Maine Railroad Warren Avenue School Street Miss D'Amici

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