US Eyes Buy of East Boston Pier for War Use
The government plans to purchase the East Boston pier for about 1 million dollars as a receiving ship for war work. Governor McCall announced the proposal yesterday. The executive council took no action and the Commission on Waterways and Public Lands opposes the purchase, favoring leasing during the war.
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Real Life of General Pershing in Laclede tale
The Post previews the next installment of The Real Life of General Pershing describing his boyhood in Laclede. Writer H. F. Wheeler outlines Mr Pershing as the blue-eyed local hero who became a world war leader, in a feature forthcoming Sunday.
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Laclede
H. F. Wheeler
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Alleged assault on Frances Ellis prompts Chelsea police inquiry
Chelsea and Boston police investigate a report that Frances Ellis 28 of 96 West Springfield Boston was attacked near Tide Water Oil Pier Marginal Street Chelsea She was rescued from the water by Special Officer Shaw drawtenders Thomas Connors John Cosgrove and watchman Henry Fink She said two East Boston men assaulted her after meeting them in a Boston cage and then pursued her to Chelsea She received hospital treatment for shock and exposure.
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John Cosgrove
Henry Fink
Frost Hospital
Fighting Ninth and Fourth urged for strong support
A call to readers to back the Fighting Ninth and other aggressive units of the U S Army by subscribing to the Fighting Fourth. The appeal emphasizes daily action and patriotic duty.
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Uncle Sam
Ely's Cream Balm advertised for instant nasal relief
An advertisement promises immediate relief from nasal congestion due to cold or catarrh. A small bottle is applied inside the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and clear air passages, enabling easier breathing and nighttime comfort.
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Ely
Hartford Street Railway needs temporary receiver
The Hartford & Springfield Street Railway Company has a temporary receiver, Harrison B. Freeman of Hartford, confirmed by Judge William S. Case. Appraisers named are Warren J. Bristol of the Connecticut Company and Walter Schwabe of Northern Connecticut Light & Power. Four-month window to operate begins today.
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Hartford, Conn
Harrison B. Freeman
Hartford
Epidemic Worsens in New York City
New York City Health Commissioner Copeland ordered a meeting with 100 social service organizations to plan home relief efforts and prevent hospital overcrowding as influenza cases rose.
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Copeland
Liberty Loan Ad Urges Boost and Double Up Support
A Liberty Loan notice frames the subscription as a stiff game and calls to boost the ante by doubling up payments to support the war effort.
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Liberty
Princeton Professor Severely Wounded in France
Captain L. W. Miles, listed as severely wounded, was a former Princeton University English literature professor. A cablegram from Ambassador Sharp said he is recovering in a Paris hospital after both arms were broken and his left leg amputated below the knee. Miles went to France as a first lieutenant and earned promotion for leading his men during a June German attack.
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L. W. Miles
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Paris
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Mrs Pennypacker Aids United War Service Tour
Mrs Percy V Pennypacker, former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, travels nationwide to organize young women for war work and to acquaint them with activities vital for the welfare of the boys in service at home and overseas.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United War Work Service
Duty Calls to Stay Firm on Peace Efforts
A brief urging to remain vigilant and doubled effort despite hints of an early peace. Emphasizes steady resolve and continued action in ongoing duties.
Rothenberg Freed in Cohen Murder Case
Morris Rothenberg indicted for the sensational murder of Harry Cohen known as Harry the Yott, was acquitted today on district attorney motion. Cohen was shot outside his apartment early April 1, hours before he planned to meet an assistant prosecutor to discuss gambling disclosures.
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