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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1918
Page
8
Leading dailies acclaim the President’s reply as decisive and necessary, sweeping away the German peace offer and signaling continued war until Kaiserism ends. Commentary stresses clarity, resolve, and the push for victory bonds alongside renewed allied terms.
Local brief mentions the death of Mrs. Anna Hafferty the Chelsea City Hall matron and reports other passings from Arlington Winthrop and Somerville. It notes a gas poisoning in Boston a youth accident in Quincy and influenza related deaths tied to military and government service. The piece also covers a naval reserve football appointment and a church funeral in Somerville.
About 100 youths armed with guns clubs and rocks fought on the Meridian street bridge between East Boston and Chelsea for about 15 minutes. Both sides sustained injuries and 15 youths were charged with disturbing the peace and processed at Chelsea police station.
Paris reports France has broken off semi official diplomatic relations with Finland after the Finnish Diet replaced a republic with a monarchy and named a German prince to the throne. French interests in Finland will be handled by a consular agent at Helsingfors.
Berlin despatch reports a major split between Russian Premier Lenin and Foreign Minister Trotzky. Lenin accuses Trotzky of backing a counter revolution. No direct Moscow news has arrived in two days.
The message urges renewed fundraising effort with a call to double up contributions. It emphasizes steadfast support for Liberty Loan campaigns and urges immediate action without seeking any armistice.
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