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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

7

McAdoo Leads Liberty Bond Drive Across New England

Boston and surrounding towns launch a broad Liberty Loan drive with McAdoo guiding celebrations and daily subscription tallies. Railroads, colleges, and small towns mobilize workers and students to buy $50 bonds, with banks handling payments and safeguards for deposits while public notices and local committees push widespread participation.

Boston New England Brookline Edward B. Dane Alfred Aiken Federal Reserve Bank Philip S. Parker Roland W. Boyden Ninth Regiment

Newton banks offer free bond subscriptions support

The Newton bond drive lists banks from Newton, Newtonville, Auburndale, and West Newton agreeing to handle subscriptions gratis. The Liberty bond committee, led by Séward W. Jones, has 30 members and nine sub committees. five local papers provide front page space free and merchants donate half their ad space. Andrew J. Hughes of Newton Highlands urged unions to assist as Waltham efforts continue.

Arlington Hollis M. Gott James M. Mead George Stokes Edward 8. Fessenden F. L. Masseck Arlington Papers Newton Newton Trust Company Newtonville Auburndale Newton Centre First National Bank West Newton Newton Savings Bank West Andrew J. Hughes National Coopers’ Union Newton Highlands Waltham Chamber of Commerce

Mayor Curley calls Boston firms to adjust hours for Registration Day

In a proclamation issued last night Mayor Curley urges employers to let workers visit registration sites June 5 between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. He warns of penalties for evading or hindering registration and asks all citizens to aid non English readers in finding their registration place and answering the form.

Curley Boston United States

Army recruiting breaks record in Boston with 1294 enlistments

The Boston army recruiting station at 3 Tremont Row closed May with 1294 enlistments, a new 30 day high and the biggest month for recruiting in any regular service. The figure edges April’s total and signals a historic surge in enlistments.

Boston Tremont Row

Recruiting Pace and First New England Woman Marine Recruit

Recruiting runs at 43 per day amid Memorial Day crowds as New England grants its first woman Marine recruit Mrs Grace M Hoffman of Merrimack New Hampshire helped sign Arthur Eaton a local man Th Navy station closes for training camps and National Guard units pick best men with camps planned in Framingham and Concord for 200 and 258 recruits respectively under Col Logan and Col Sweetser

New England Marine Corps Grace M. Hoffman Merrimack N. H P. O Ninth Regiment Framingham Logan Sweetser Sixth Concord

Springfield camp to rise this week says Colonel Hayes

Colonel Hayes announced that a Second Infantry camp will be thrown up in Springfield within the week with authorization only lacking for immediate work. Charlestown navy yard was crowded with applicants for paymaster positions aboard the fleet including bank clerks and experienced auditors.

Springfield Hayes Navy Yard Charlestown

Anti-Draft Posters Put Up in Milford

Posters opposing conscription urged workers to call protest meetings and skip draft registration. Police searched streets after discovery but found no clues. Department of Justice officials in Boston were notified.

Milford Department of Justice Boston

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