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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1917

Page

6

Bond changes show mayoral influence on bond dealings

Testimony reveals city officials including Edward W. Mc Glewen and Bernard C. Kelley moved bonds to Fitzgerald and the National Surety Company after directives from the mayor and commissioners. Witnesses describe orders to switch bond issuers and note supervisory approval from top city leaders.

Edward W. McGlewen Fitzgerald Huripurt National Surety Company William J. Graham Penal Institutions Department Gore Bernard C. Kelley Public Works Department Massachusetts Bonding Company Commissioner of Public Works John F. Gilman Soldiers’ Relief Department Slattery Hurlburt Gilman Private Finance Commission Powers That Be

Bonding controversy ties city officials to Fitzgerald

City hearing reveals multiple officials approved or solicited bonding business for the Fitzgerald firm, with Secre tary Byrne and Treasurer Slattery among those involved. Officials cite rates and friendship as factors while questioning recall and records.

Edwin P. Fitzgerald Charles H. Slattery National Surety Company E. P. Fitzgerald Hurlburt Slattery

Liberty Bonds to be sold on instalment plan to railroad workers

Chicago May 24 A J Earling president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway announced the company will sell Liberty Loan bonds to its 70 000 employees on the instalment plan. He said the plan will be followed by every railroad company in the country.

Chicago A. J. Earling Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

FTC Orders Four Firms to Answer Unfair Methods Charges

Washington May 24 The Federal Trade Commission ordered National Binding Company Fleischman Yeast Company Standard Car Equipment Company and Victor Talking Machine Company to answer charges of unfair methods of competition after preliminary investigations of complaints.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Today National Binding Company Fleischman Yeast Company Standard Car Equipment Company Victor Talking Machine Company

Public notice on German citizen registration and permits

United States Marshal John J. Mitchell urges Massachusetts employers to help register German residents under the wartime permit program. He notes many born workers comply and warns those without permits by June 1 will face penalties. The marshal says the aim is protection, not harassment, and cites federal guidelines. The marshal’s office will stay open nightly until midnight.

United States John J. Mitchell Massachusetts Germany Federal

Seven Days Left to Register Alien Enemies Permits

Officials urge employers and citizens to cooperate as seven days remain for the registration of alien enemies. The marshal notes applicants have appeared and stresses close public cooperation with the office to complete the permit process.

United States

British Take Egyptian Oil Output for Allied Fleet

Canadian A D Brownlee arriving aboard a British ship reports the British admiralty has seized all oil field output in Egypt to supply the Allied fleet. He notes only two ships carrying oil were torpedoed.

New York A. D. Brownlee

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