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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1917

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Hale Party Thrown From Auto Crashes Enbankment

A high speed crash on Main Street Weymouth sent Democratic Lieutenant Governor candidate Matthew Hale and Francis X. Tirrell from an automobile. They and Lot F. McNamara were dumped down a 30 foot embankment after crashing through a rail fence. The incident forced Hale to cancel speeches in three towns.

Matthew Hale Francis X. Tirrell State Commission On Finance and Economy Democratic State Campaign Committee Main Weymouth Hale, Tirrell Lot F. McNamara

Loan drive tightens as New England eyes 432 million

In New England the Liberty Loan campaign grows livelier as communities question if 432 million can be raised in 11 days. Officials note only 68 million was subscribed in the first two weeks, with the goal now set at 500 million total. The article also previews sport coverage on Giants versus an NL foe, highlighting four errors and a decisive New York rally.

New England United States

Chemist Held as German Spy in New York

A man who gave the name William J. Dunbar was arrested in New York City on charges of conspiring to obtain information against the United States by enlisting in the army and navy. He claimed to be a chemistry instructor and was turned over to federal authorities after questioning by Department of Justice agents.

Dunbar United States Army Navy Department of Justice

German worker arrested for carrying bomb aboard U.S. ship

A man believed to be German and employed in repair work on a U S naval vessel in New York was arrested after master at arms A J D Savage searched him as he arrived for the shift. The device appeared to be a bomb.

New York A. J D. Savage

Two Massachusetts Men Die in France

Private Charles I. Hammond Jr field artillery and Orderly Raynor B. Nye medical department with the expeditionary forces in France died from natural causes, the War Department advised by General Pershing. Hammond’s next of kin is his father at Dorchester and Nye’s at Whitman. both served in a Massachusetts regiment.

Washington Charles I. Hammond, Jr Field Artillery Raynor B. Nye France War Department Pershing Hammond Charles I. Hammond Kerwin Street Dorchester Mass Nye J. B. Nye Beulah Street Whitman Massachusetts

Dorchester Soldier Dies in France at Age 23

News of Hammond and Nye deaths from France reach families in Dorchester and Whitman. Hammond, 23, enlisted in August from Fore River Shipbuilding and died October 9 of acute nephritis. he was a noted semi pro baseball star. Nye, orderly in the medical corps, died of acute cardiac dilation. his family had not heard from him since sailing for France.

Hammond Charles F. Hammond Kerwin Street Dorchester France Fore River Shipbuilding Company Raynor B. ‘Nye Joseph B. Nye Beulah Street Whitman Nye

Joffre Inspects American Troops and Training Camp

Marshal Joffre spent the day with American forces in France. He reviewed General Sibert’s contingent and toured training schools, while being accompanied by General Pershing and two other officers. The party received ovations as they traveled through French villages. He urged unity and declared victory sure as America aids in delivering humanity from German tyranny.

France Associated Press Marshal Joffre Marne Sibert Pershing America

Wilson calls for mobilization of nation's gold reserves

President Wilson urges immediate mobilization of all national gold reserves under Federal Reserve Board supervision. He asks eligible non-member state banks and trust companies to join the Federal Reserve system to contribute to consolidated gold reserves and aid in a vigorous prosecution and successful termination of the war.

Washington Wilson Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System

Piersol guilty in baby killing case

Marshfield Mo Oct 15 Claude Piersol found guilty of kidnapping Lloyd Keet by jury at 10 25 tonight He was sentenced to 35 years imprisonment

Claude Piersol Lloyd Keet

Centrists urged to stay clear of Fatherland Party

The Berlin Germania reports the Centre Party may ask its members to refrain from joining the Fatherland Party led by Admiral von Tirpitz and others.

Fatherland Copenhagen Berlin Germania Centre Party New Fatherland Party Admiral von Tirpitz

Chicago and San Francisco Share in World Series Gate Receipts

Attendance was 185955 with total receipts of 8425878.00. Players’ shares totaled 161,? No, White Sox 891735.14 and Giants 861155.44. Each Chicago player gets 3528.34 and each Giant 2548.24. National Commission’s share 42587.80 and each club’s take 115200.81.

White Sox Giants Chicago Giant National Commission

Milk price hike in Boston after talks with milk dealers

Milk sold at retail in Boston rose from 13 to 14 cents a quart after a decision by Food Administrator Henry B. Endicott. The move followed a lengthy conference with Greater Boston milk dealers and representatives of the New England Milk Producers Association.

Boston Henry B. Endicott Greater Boston New England Milk Producers’ Association

Giants Lose World Series Title To White Sox in 4-2 Defeat

Errors and misplays doomed the New York Giants as Clarence Rowland's White Sox clinched the world championship with a 4 to 2 victory in the final game.

New York New York Giants Clarence Rowland White Sox

Forecast for Boston and New England fair and cool

Fair for Boston and vicinity with little temperature change and moderate shifting winds. In northern New England clearing and cooler on Tuesday and Wednesday. Southern New England and east New York expect fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England New York

Milk price talks end with Endicott authorized rise

Food administrator Endicott approves a 1 cent per quart milk price increase in Boston until December 1 after a four hour conference with producers led by Frank W. Clark and Richard Pattee. Deliveries on cars in Boston rise due to higher labor and grain costs.

Endicott Frank W. Clark Richard Pattee Boston Mr. Endicott

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Hale Matthew Halle Faber—Benton Collins Zimmerman Warren Institution For Savings Washington and Court Sts Try & 50 Cent “Box O' Jen Dan'l. Frank & Co., Distr Lombardy Petts-Vogel Washington St Aie Waldron’s Sporting Napoli Washington & Friend Newburg William J The U.S Joffre United States Treasury Old Colony Trust Company Court Street Boylston Street Piersol Marshfield, Mo State St City Sq Charlestown the Post AGATE Tremont Temple A. S. Blue Jackets Samuel W. McCall James M. Beck John Douglas Adam John L. Bates National Security League of Massachusetts Guy Murchie George 8S. Mumford U.S. Artillery Band Beve Ns Jos Paul H. Shannon A.M Moon Ose Maria Antoinette Bulgaria Ostend John Brown Harper's Ferry Thompson’s Spa Ea Aes Csiro Vermont Healy’s Boylston Boston Post
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