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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1917

Page

2

Liberty Loan Subscriptions Hit Record Over 27 Million

Over 27 million dollars was subscribed to the Liberty Loan in New England yesterday led by the National Shawmut Bank of Boston with 12 million for itself and customers. The Old Colony Trust Company added 10 million, Connecticut 2 million, United Shoe Machinery 1 million, and multiple firms and towns followed. Banks promote easy terms with a one dollar down offer and weekly installments toward the 50 dollar bond, with Merrimac Savings Bank offering a passbook plan for early purchasers.

Liberty Loan New England National Shawmut Bank of Boston Old Colony Trust Company State of Connecticut United Shoe Machinery Company Wellesley Wellington Sears & Co American—Glue Company Thomas G. Plant Company York and Everett Mills Loring G. White O. K. White Shoe Company Bridgewater Boston Department Stores Gardner Mass Massachusetts Cotton Mills Dedham Institution of Savings Thompson’s Spa Girls Boston Letter Carriers Association Merrimac Savings Bank of Merrimac

Fruit-a-tives Ad Claims Heart Improvement

An advertisement from 632 Gerrard St East Toronto features Fred J Caveen praising Fruit-a-tives for curing acute indigestion and heart pains after three boxes. The pitch notes 50c per box 6 for 2.50 and a 25c trial size, with postpaid availability from FruitNatives Limited Ogdensburg NY and dealers.

Fred J. Caveen Fruit Natives Limited Ogdensburg N. Y

Governor McCall asks churches to back Liberty Loan

Governor McCall appeals to church leaders to present the Liberty Loan in their pulpits on June 2 or 3 1917 as a patriotic duty. He urges ministers to frame the loan as a test of citizenship and support for the nation’s struggle for liberty and human rights.

McCall Liberty Loan Commonwealth

Patriot Liberty Loan drive urges public bonds subscriptions

A Massachusetts Liberty Loan campaign urges widespread subscriptions with Memorial Day appeals and theater program inserts. Gov Aiken coordinates bank safekeeping of bonds for those without vaults. Winchester Selectmen declare it duty for every citizen to contribute to the Liberty Loan.

Uncle Sam Liberty Loan Liberty Loan Committee Aiken Federal Reserve Bank Boston Winchester Board of Selectmen

Maynard Opens Central Mass Cricket League at South Barre

Maynard cricket team travels to South Barre for its Central Massachusetts Cricket League opener against the local cricket club tomorrow.

Maynard Central Massachusetts Cricket League South Barre

Farewell Reception for Bishop Joseph G. Anderson

Bishop Joseph G. Anderson received affection and esteem at a farewell reception in Intercolonial Hall Roxbury. St Pauls parish Dorchester hosted the event honoring his silver jubilee as a priest. About 2500 parishioners from Greater Boston attended before he leaves to become rector at St Peters Meeting House Hill.

Joseph G. Anderson St. Paul's Parish Dorchester Roxbury Greater Boston St. Peter’s Church Meeting House Hill

Bishop's Silver Jubilee Farewell at St. Paul’s Church

Archbishop Anderson receives heartfelt tributes from the St. Paul’s parish as Bishop Anderson accepts his silver jubilee. Attendees including Garrett W. Scollard and Rev. Allchin present gifts of solid silver, and the bishop speaks of happiness, sorrow, and gratitude, noting no parish debt remains. He will move to the mother church, asking continued loyalty for his successor.

Garrett W. Scollard Frederick J. Allchin William A. Connor Charles BE. Lane Boston College Father Allchin St. Paul's Christopher I. Fitzgerald Holy Name Society Anderson Mary Cola St. Paul’s St. Paul Father Connor

Widow Gives Five Sons to Uncle Sam

Mrs Hall of 56 Brooks Street plans to send her son Neil Hall to naval service after signing papers permitting his entry. Neil, the 14th child, follows brothers already in uniform as the family, grieving yet proud, reflects on father’s soldier legacy and collective support for the country.

Sam Neil

Object to Women in Street Car Work

A hearing before the Public Service Commission on April 30 addressed opposition to women working on street cars. Dent Matthew Brush of the Elevated testified during continuation of the case from the first page.

Dent Matthew Brush The Elevated Public Service Commission

War draft creates clash over women on streetcars

Officials warn against any move to place women as motormen and conductors as war demands threaten 1500 worker losses. The union opposes the policy as a risk to wage equity. Attorney General Gregory calls every man to register and cooperate with enforcement while DOJ pledges broad action against evasion and agitation.

Potter American Railway Association Brush Department of Justice Gregory

Arrest Awaits All Anti-Draft Plotters

Officials vow to arrest and prosecute all individuals responsible for agitation against the June 5 selective draft registration. The drive spans from New England to Texas with limited direct connections between outbreaks. Investigators consider possible German propaganda links and central headquarters behind the movement.

New England Texas

Boston Latin School Wins B F Keith Trophy Interscholastic Rowing

Mayor Curley awarded the B F Keith Interscholastic Rowing Association Trophy to Boston Latin School after their four oared crew won the Charles River regatta. Latin crew members Captain Francis J. Ryan stroke James G. Cron Edward Otis Claudius B. Webster James M. Plumer coxswain were celebrated on stage before a packed Keith's Theatre audience.

Keith's Pit Boston Latin Curley B. F. Keith Cambridge Brookline High Francis J. Ryan James G. Cronin Edward Otis Claudius B. Webster James M. Plumer

Hoover Plans Decentralized Food Distribution System

President Hoover outlines a plan to probe food middlemen via executive boards representing producers middlemen and consumers to shorten distribution. The program targets grains flour meat and sugar with price stabilization through streamlined buying commissions and allied food purchases. Emile Level of France outlines France’s three month needs and will handle purchases until a permanent alliance is formed.

American Food Administration Food Administration Emile Level Permanent French Commission Hoover Houston France M. Level Allied Food Purchasing Commission

Girl from Navy Yard Wins Beauty Contest

Miss Anna Martie Riley 18 of 68 Vernon Street Roxbury recently enlisted at the navy yard as a yeoman in the accounting department and won the beauty contest at a St Francis de Sales Hall whist and dancing party in Roxbury to aid a convent fund. About 100 girls entered the contest with judges Hugh P McNally Dr Francis F McVey Thomas Finnerty and Charles J Fox.

Anna Martie Riley Vernon Street Roxbury Navy Yard St. Francis de Sales Hall Hugh P. McNally Francis F. McVey Thomas Finnerty Charles J. Fox

Wurtemberg Revolution Sentiment Echoed in Frankfort News

Washington reports a notable shift in Wurtemberg with a minority Social Democratic faction breaking away after the majority refused to back revolution. The split aligns with the independent democrats as of May 2.

Wurtemberg Washington Frankfort

Mrs Rush to Raise Sailors Widows Fund

Mrs William R Rush wife of Captain Rush commandant of the first naval district leads Naval Relief Society efforts to raise 100000 dollars through popular subscriptions for ready relief to children and widows of sailors who die at their posts.

Rush William R. Rush Captain Rush First Naval District Naval Relief Society

Estes Park Colorado Ideal Summer Outing Destination

An advertisement extols Estes Park as a perfect summer outing with wildflowers streams trout and snow capped mountains. It promotes lodging options hotels and ranch houses and offers an illustrated pamphlet with maps via Alex Stocks Boston contact details.

Colorado Estes Park Estes New R Mountain National Park Histes Park Absu Estes Park Alex. Stocks New Barland Pesa Washington

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