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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1918

Page

11

Parade by Harvard and allies boosts war effort in college yard

The Overseas Department of the American Library Association led a parade in the college yard with volunteers from Radcliffe and Simmons alongside Harvard military and naval units. The display highlighted support for the boys in France as President Lowell and President Emeritus Eliot attended alongside Rear Admiral John A. Rodgers.

Overseas Department of the American Library Association Aear Radcliffe, Simmons Harvard Naval College Yard Boston France Lowell Emeritus Eliot John A. Rodgers

Lawrence Tablet Honors War Volunteers With Roll of Honor

Lawrence designs a war Roll of Honor tablet listing names of service members from all branches. The original 2500 name plate expanded to 4000 with 2849 names now inscribed and 5600 total names recorded. stars mark killed or died in service. Plans include end wings for 1000 more names.

Lawrence National Army United States Army William V. Crawford Park Department United States James E. Allen Louis H. McAloon John A. Flanagan Robert Maloney Post New England Uncle Sam The Boston Post

Fitzgerald charges Tague with fraudulent registration in Boston

Former Boston mayor and Democratic candidate John F. Fitzgerald accuses Congressman Peter Tague of aiding fraudulent voter registration in the 10th district. He cites four residents listed outside the district who vote there, including a secretary and a cousin, and alleges GOP leaders collusion to defeat the Democrats this year.

John F. Fitzgerald 10Th District Boston Peter ¥. Tague Fitzgerald 10Th Congressional District Tague Somerville Congressman Tague Charlestown Republican Party Democratic Party

Acquittal in Murder Trial of Mrs. Neinstedt

By court instruction the jury found Mrs. Claire Madeleine Neinstedt of Brooklyn not guilty of murdering her year old daughter in a Detroit hotel months ago. The defense argued she was insane.

Lawrence Bessie May Skeels Franklin P. Hammond Florence M. Gay Andover Detroit Claire Madeleine Neinstedt Brooklyn

Great Britain Arrives in Siberia to Welcome Knox

A war office message from Tokyo reports General Knox, head of the British mission in Siberia, arrived at Omsk last Saturday. British troops were greeted by Russian commanders and a triumphal arch displayed the Union Jack as crowds cheered. The Siberian government issued welcomes and papers praised Britain's act in Russia.

Tokio Associated Press Knox Siberia Omsk Siberian Vologoosky

Garrett Elected Speaker Pro Tem in House

Representative Garrett of Tennessee was chosen Speaker pro tem to allow Speaker Clark to return to Missouri for the election. The vote consolidated leadership and ensured continuous chamber proceedings.

Washington Garrett Tennessee House Clark Missouri

Fire Prevention Day Parade and Mass Meeting

Fire Prevention Day Parade and mass meeting set for this evening in Boston. Captain George P. Sani U S A will lead as chief marshal from Summer and Washington streets at 7 o’clock, marching through Winter and Tremont to the Hippodrome where Lt Governor Everett J. Lake Governor McCall and Mayor Peters will speak.

Boston Hippodrome George P. Sani U.S. A Summer Washington Streets Winter Tremont Connecticut McCall Peters

Enlisted Man Praises Josephus Daniels at Navy Yard

A Boston reader questions Senator Weeks and defends Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. The letter recalls opposition to abolishing the Boston navy yard and praises Daniels for aiding enlisted sailors, noting his courage and support to raise sailors from the ranks. Navy Yard, Boston, Oct. 20, 1918.

George A. Bacon Republican State Committee Secretary of the Navy Wilson Senator Weeks Weeks Bacon Lodge Boston Navy Yard George von L. Meyer Pacific Atlantic Josephus Daniels Mt. Vernon Smailors Navy Yard Boston

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