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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

4

Nemassa Launched at South Freeport

South Freeport Me November 19 The 8500 ton steamer Nemassa built for the Emergency Fleet Corporation was launched today by the Freeport Shipbuilding Company after sticking on the ways yesterday Miss Sally Shonk daughter of Captain E D Shonk christened the vessel

South Freeport Nemassa Emergency Fiet Corporation Freeport Shipbuilding Company Sally Shonk E. D. Shonk

Steamer to be equipped at Portland next month

Quartermaster's department announces a steamer will be equipped at Portland next month in the presence of a large party from Boston and New York and local residents.

Boston New York Portland

Sacred Cow Day Promises Free Fun At Boston Zoo

Next Saturday Boston children will welcome two sacred cows from India to Franklin Park Zoo as part of a charity event. The celebration features bands clowns camels and Ali Baba and his thieves with no cost to attendees. Morris Gest and Mayor Peters will attend as curators prepare the cows housing and the new elephant house for the animals.

India New England Boston Franklin Park Zoo Ali Baba Chu Chin Chow Mabubah Post Sacred Cow Morris Gest John J. Hughes New York Park Mollie Waddy Tony Elephant House Robert B. Beardsley Whitcomb At Erly Dorothy and Jennie Jamaica Plain Chelsea Marjorie Davis No. Wakefield N. H Margaret Campbell Hawthorne St Plain Theda Bara Socket R. I Janet Fosgate Framingham Minden St Roxbury Edward Ellingwood Congress Marcia Bowen Porter Teevere Daniel H. Roberts Pool Rd Bid- Norwood Billy Bay Shaw Dorchester Harold Edgerly Gladys F. Edgerly Daniel B Nichols Whitcomb Antren O.k Belmont Joseph Walsh Woodstock Reese Lillian M. Bosworth Springfield Harlan Paige Miss Monks Somerville Orville Ray Nisbet Vassalboro Hartford Conn Meford Rochester Pearl Pforte Jess St Jamaica Plaza Josephine Bellamy Milton P. Rumery Bow “At Ber- Mary Fawcett Hefferan St Allston Alice Mary Lerner Garfield St Centre Henry Colby Bethlehem Anne Marie Dorn Glen Rd Jamaica Vera Whitcomb Second Ave Woon- Lillian Marie Helen O'Rourke Ethel Mae Havey Walnut Ave Sylvia Pippin Milton Mills N. Hu Audrey V. Caesar Highland Ave William Pforte

U S Officials Knew When War Would End

The chart shows German morale fluctuations influenced by military events and domestic unity in the Reichstag. It notes morale hitting zero between Nov 10 and 15 and links major German offensives to homefront mood. Allied intelligence compiled a detailed map of units and reserves on the Western Front as of Armistice Day.

Reichstag Mackensen Balkans Chateau Thierry March Western Front Belgium Albert

Senate judiciary subcommittee probes brewers’ activities

The inquiry follows disclosures that brewery interests loaned Arthur Brisbane 375000 dollars for the Washington Times purchase, with the investigation opened after the Senate ordered the probe and Brewers assisted in buying papers.

Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Senate Arthur Brisbane Washington Times

Night Telegraph Rates Reduced Across Coast States

Washington November 19 reduction in telegraph rates set by Postmaster General Burleson cuts minimum toll from 1 to 50 cents for night messages between Atlantic and Pacific Coast States. Delivery by postoffice carriers will apply.

Washington Atlantic Pacific Coast Burleson

Brewers linked to loans and pro German ties in brewers association testimony

Feigenspan denied brewers endorsed $50 000 notes backing a $100 000 loan for the Advertiser purchase and said Edward A Schmidt handled the underwriting. He testified that Brisbane solicited the loan and that brewers funds to Newark Ledger were raised from various loans. The committee questioned Brewers Association figures about propaganda in the pro German Vireck edition and noted the association destroyed bank records.

C. W. Feigenspan Brisbane Brewers Philadelphia Allen and Sheehan Feigenspan Edward A. Schmidt Washington Washington Times Newark N. J Ledger Hugh F. Fox United States Brewers’ Association International Monthly George Sylvester Vireck The Fatherland Fox Vireck Army Judge Advocate General's Department Senate Committee Cmmittee Brewers’ Association John Koren New York Atlantic Monthly Edward H. Williams J. G. Rice

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