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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1918

Page

3

U S Army Doctors Win British Military Cross

May 28 report from British headquarters states Captain Thomas Edward Walker of the U S Army Medical Service and lieutenants Tinwood M Gable Arthur Irving Haskell James B Clinton Samuel Adams Gouverneur Boyer Harold Foster John Gregg Albert I L Jones Baldwin L Keyes Guy D Tibbetts and Harvey C Updegrove were awarded the British Military Cross for distinguished service.

Arican Associated Press Thomas Edward Walker United States Army Medical Service Tinwood M. Gable Arthur Irving Haskell James B. Clinton Samuel Adams Gouverneur Boyer Harold Foster John Gregg Albert I. L. Jones Baldwinl. Keyes Guy D. Tibbetts Harvey C. Updegrove

Billion Dollar U S Plan Aims At Coal Rail Expansion

At Philadelphia on May 28 the National Coal Association heard E N Hurley, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, say the government will spend one billion dollars to expand railroad facilities. He added that eventually coal production would be left to operators to ensure ample fuel.

Philadelphia National Coal Association E. N. Hurley United States Shipping Board

Coal Operators Pledge Cooperation in Wartime Production

Mr Hurley calls for efficiency in mines and new training schools to meet drafts. J D E Morrow of the federal fuel administration sets a 735,000,000 ton coal year target to satisfy war needs, warning current output will miss by 71,000,000 tons. W K Fields of Pittsburgh commends operators for cooperation and aims for a record output.

W. K. Fields Pittsburg Association

Funeral of Jay B. Benton and Boston Theatre Ties

Funeral services for Jay B. Benton longtime city editor of the Boston Transcript were held at the First Congregational Church of Winchester with tributes from Rev. Howard J. Chidley Rev. Frederick W. Hamilton and Rev. Sydney Bruce Snow. Bearers included George S. Mandell Frank C. Bowker Robert Lincoln O’Brien and others. Burial is planned today in Lancaster New Hampshire Benton was born there.

Jay B. Benton Boston Transcript First Congregational Church Winchester Howard J. Chidley Frederick W. Hamilton Grand Lodge of Masons Sydney Bruce Snow King’s Chapel Benton Richard Grant Weber George S. Mandell Frank C. Bowker Boston ‘Transcript Robert Lincoln O’brien Boston Herald Thomas B. Lothian Boston J. J. van Valkenburgh New England Percival R. Metcalf William Parkman Lodge Masons of Harris S. Richardson Woburn William H. L. Odell St. Bernard Commandery Knights Templars Arthur R. Hayward Charles F. Marden J. Ernest King John D. Bates J. A. Bryant Herbert Austin A. B. Cilley George T. Wiley George B. Hayward William M. Belcher Benjamin T. Morgan Ernest W. Hatch George F. Arnold Lancaster N. H Jay Benton

Hughes Seeks All Information On Aircraft Delays

Senate military committee was asked by Charles E Hughes to provide all information the committee has on delays in the aircraft programme. He said it would be turned over immediately. A conference among Chairman Chamberlain, Hughes and Attorney General Gregory discussed coordinating the DOJ and military investigations.

Washington Senate Military Committee Charles ®. Hughes Department of Justice Chamberlain Hughes Gregory

Seal Lands Record Fresh Groundfish at South Boston

The steam trawler Seal delivered 401000 pounds of fresh groundfish to the South Boston pier, the largest single vessel catch on record. Market shortages boosted profits, with expected sale value around $20,000.

South Boston

Poslam Acne Remedy Promises Quick Clear Skin

Advertisement touts Poslam for pimples and blemishes with concentrated healing power. Night and day application claimed to heal quickly, harmless and effective over large surfaces. free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York. Poslam Soap also advertised for brightening complexions.

West 47Th St New York City

Girl hotel clerks debut in Boston as workers rise

Boston reports show hotel clerks, mostly girls, replacing men drafted into national service. They work as elevator operators and may, if the draft age rises, advance to bellhop or hotel manager roles within the year.

Boston Hotel Bellevue the Bellevue

Army and Navy Y M C A Dedication in Charlestown

The dedication of the Boston branch building in City Square Charlestown featured Governor McCall Mayor Peters Rear Admiral Wood and Brigadier-General John W Buckman praising the Army and Navy Y M C A work for service members. Peters urged national unity to support Wilson. Wood recalled naval support for returning sailors. Buckman cited front line benevolence.

Army Navy Boston City Square Charlestown McCall Peters Admiral Wood John W. Buckman Association President Wilson Ruckman

Jews to Campaign for Palestine Fund in Greater Boston

Leaders of Zionist groups in Greater Boston plan a June 10 campaign to raise 100000 dollars as Boston’s share of a nationwide million dollar fund for the re establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. Headquarters are at 27 School street with Justice Louis D Brandeis honorary chairman and Joseph M Herman leading the effort.

Zionist Organizations Greater Boston City Club Boston United States Palestine Holy Land School Street Louis D. Brandeis Joseph M. Herman David A. Laurie M. M. Kichler Max Mitchell H. Selig

Bridegroom Charged With Shoe Thefts

Victor L. Mason of Lowell was married Monday night and arrested the next day on a federal warrant charging him with stealing shoes valued at about $700 in interstate shipments. He pleaded not guilty before U.S. Commissioner Hayes and was held on $5,000 bail.

Victor L. Mason Lowell Harte United States Hayes

Diverse 18th century and colonial era items auctioned

A lengthy auction list details sales of period items including a General Stark order, historic portraits, early Heidelberg press books, a 1498 Venice Josephus, a 1766 Faneuil Hall lottery ticket with John Hancock’s autograph, colonial governor commissions, a 1765 Bill of Sale for a enslaved boy, Chief Justice John Marshall letter, Amoskeag canal documents, and various antique books and manuscripts with prices ranging from under $2 to $12.50.

John Hancock Charlestown Thomas Pownhall Samuel Hunt, Jr Connecticut River John Wentworth New Hampshire John Marshall

Sale of Hassam Library at Manchester Auction

An autograph order by General John Stark for sundries for family use brought 16 dollars, the highest price, at the Hassam private library sale in Manchester. The sale featured rare documents on Blodget's Amoskeag canal and New Hampshire town histories, plus old bindings and early printing.

Amoskeag Canal Loammi Baldwin Blodget Georgio Bulloc Toeconomia Maethodica Concord Antwerp Christopher Plantini John Stark Roswell H. Hassam Manchester N. H C. F. Libbie New Hampshire

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U. S. Army White U. S Ft. Ft Bowes RED Cross War Fund R.A. White CO Beecham O'Keeffe Fim R. R Congregational Church Senate Committee Girl Hotel Clerks Bellevue M. A. Todriff Army and Navy Y. M.C. A. Open Palestine Fund Venice Hassam Gen. Stark Posner City Hall Washington ST. ND Avery ST Carter Sewell IER Portland Monument Square Portland War Savings Committee Milliken Maine Burlington, Vt Sidney W. Babcock Erie, Penn 810Th Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Babcock Gilchrist Rin Ingingham N’s Cueak
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