Peters Out For One Term In Mayoral Bid
Andrew J. Peters, candidate for Mayor, told a meeting in Fair Haven Hall Ward 23 that if elected he would not seek a second term.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1917
Page
3
Andrew J. Peters, candidate for Mayor, told a meeting in Fair Haven Hall Ward 23 that if elected he would not seek a second term.
Mr Peters vows not to seek reelection if elected mayor and rejects building a political machine. He criticizes coercion of city employees for campaign funds and says he will serve with undivided effort for all citizens. Speech delivered before Andrew J Peters Club Ward 28. President David Pickett presided.
Representatives of more than 4100 Jewish organizations in the United States pledged to make every sacrifice to aid America and the allies in the war at the American Jewish convention in New York. Dr Israel Friedlander criticized the tendency to label Jews only when they erred, noting their commendable deeds should be recognized.
Advertisement touts Musterole for mothers to use at first signs of illness including croup sore throat bronchitis and congestion. Claims relief without blistering and lists many conditions with 30c 60c jars and hospital size $2.50.
Former Charlestown native H. W. B. Jenkins, who joined Canadian forces in France after forming the 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders, was wounded at Vimy Ridge. He served in the 18th Battalion R H C, fought in the front line through last winter, and was evacuated to England then Canada. Jenkins previously belonged to the Fifth Regiment Massachusetts National Guard.
Cambridge recount shows William B. Russell Democratic candidate gains 11 votes to expand his lead over incumbent James W. Bean. Final Belmont total pending as bean had requested the recount.
Washington reports high hopes that Russia's provisional government can suppress radicals quickly. Despatches say Premier Kerensky is safe and returns to the capital with a strong loyal force, raising confidence at the State Department and the Russian embassy.
London and Paris reports quote loyal sources on a religious mobilization in Russia backing Kerensky. The Holy Russia movement pledges 500000 soldiers and draws entire regiments to support the government amid Bolshevik tension.
The Knights of Columbus push to exceed New England gifts to a 3 million dollar war fund. A navy rally at noon on the Common features sailors from Commonwealth Pier, a 50 piece band, and appeals by Billy Burns Louis Seaworm and Harry Manniff. Donations to Gallagher or McAey at Knights HQ.
French despatches recount Lt. of Burlington Vermont and a private as the first American officer and soldier to shed blood on French soil during the war. Both were wounded October 29 in a trench under enemy observation and lauded for valor. A major general presented the lieutenant’s citation in a base hospital.
An Associated Press dispatch from France praises American troops in a German trench raid. Soldiers, in trenches hours after marching, faced shellfire and grenades with courage, including a corporal who fired on Germans despite grave injuries.
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