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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1917

Page

5

Red Cross Denies Selling Sweaters Lied by Washington Sources

James Jackson of the New England Division says harmful untruths alleging Red Cross sold sweaters to soldiers and stores originated in Washington and were spread to four regions the same day. He spoke at the Boston metropolitan chapter meeting at 142 Berkeley Street.

Red Cross Society Washington James Jackson New England The Red Cross Boston Society Berkeley Street

New England Governors Seek Roosevelt to Lead Westfield Division

Governor McCall will travel to Washington with fellow New England governors to request War Department authorization for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to recruit the Westfield encamped New England division to war strength. Westfield officers favor Roosevelt as commander and governors plan to press for coal assistance and to designate Boston as a federal storage and shipping point for war supplies.

McCall Washington New England War Department Theodore Roosevelt Westfield State House Roosevelt Boston

Red Cross work praised amid German propaganda claims

Federal agents doubted German propaganda aimed at discrediting the Red Cross and harming public cooperation. Speaker Mr. Jackson highlighted care for children and families in devastated areas boosting morale. Boston area chapter numbers show 50,000 members with 26 branches within 15 miles.

Red Cross Jackson Charles E. Mason Boston Louise P. Brown John H. Sherburne E. C. Ely Richard G. Wadsworth Dorothy Forbes J. Randolph Coolidge Elliston Burr Metropolitan

Escaped Reform School Girls Sent to Prison

Ethel Ross Grace Winn and Eva Gerard inmates of the Lancaster State Industrial School for Girls were committed to the State prison for women at Sherborn by Chief of Police G A Sampson of Lancaster. The trio escaped the school in rain wandered swamps then traveled by electric car to North Lancaster and on to Clinton.

Clinton Ethel Ross Grace Winn Eva Gerard Lancaster

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