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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1918

Page

9

Patriotic Mechanic Designs Ammunition Outfit for Browning Gun

In Fall River at St Patrick's Church Labor Day fete, Richard H. Long recounted Thomas F. Harney, a Framingham cutter, who built an ammunition outfit for the light Browning gun after his son Corporal Ralph Harney was captured early in the war. The tale underscored wartime labor ingenuity alongside soldier valor.

Richard H. Long St. Patrick’s Church Fall River Thomas F. Harney Mr. Long Framingham Ralph Harney Hun Massachusetts Cavalry Harney

Mexican smugglers kill U S officer near Brownsville

Customs Officer Fred Tate was shot and killed by Mexican smugglers on the main road two miles north of Brownsville while he and two colleagues searched a wagon. The incident occurred last night as officers halted the vehicle for inspection.

Brownsville Tex Fred Tate

Rejected Men Found Work At Camp Devens Drill Day

At Camp Devens on September 2 a public note exposed loan shark schemes charging ten percent to enlisted men pledging Liberty Loan bonds as collateral. The order urges dealing with reputable firms and warns action will be reissued to inform all. Major General McCain and staff remain on duty as passes are issued. Preliminary target practice and supervised drills begin the next day.

Camp Devens McCain A. G. Lott Camp McClellen Ala 12Th Artillery United States Moloney United States District Court John Sanders Groveton N. H Henry Mitchell Middlesex Street Lowell Edward Blood Central Street Frank Lowe Fred Courahene Harry Leavitt Nashua Leopine Daigie Louis Cardin Dover

War labor boards steer rejected men to war work

Captain George C. Tait sent a list of July draft rejects to the State board of labor. Investigation shows some men took vacations from work after being turned down for military service, prompting cooperation to redirect them to war production.

War Labor Boards Army George Co. Tait State Board of Labor

Song Leaders Rehearsing for War Service Day Chorus

Song leaders in naval and military camps across the state rehearse over 10 000 service men for a War Service Day songfest at Harvard Stadium next Saturday. Five brass bands will accompany the fighters as they sing, promising the largest chorus ever staged in the nation.

War Camp Community Service Army Navy McCall Miliket Maine W. G. Waldron War Service Day Committee Harvard Stadium

Woburn Soldier Dies of War Wounds at Home

Holgar Robert Johnson age 22 of 15 Sturgis Street Woburn died at home from wounds suffered in World War I. He was wounded twice at Ypres and in the Bailluel engagement, later invalided home from the McGill University Company Princess Patricia Canadian Regiment. He enlisted May 1916 and served two years. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM. he is survived by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson.

Holgar Robert Johnson Sturgis Street Woburn McGill University Princess Patricia Canadian Regiment Johnson Bailleuil Ypres Peter Johnson

Unhurt After 20 Foot Fall At South Boston Tree

Fifteen year old Jimmy Pitt of 3 Bay View Place South Boston fell 20 feet from a tree during a listening post stunt for approaching service with General Pershing. He was taken to Carney Hospital where doctors found no injuries and sent him home after tests. He questioned why people overreacted and climbed back to his observation tree.

Jimmy Pitt Bay View Place South Boston Public Buildings General Pershing Jimmy Carney Hospital

Powder Company Building Blown to Bits in Explosive Blast

An explosion at an American Powder Company building near Maynard broke windows for miles and toppled the structure. Homes within two miles were shaken. occupants were thrown from beds but no fatalities are reported. Company officials offered no statement on the cause or property damage.

Maynard American Powder Company

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