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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1917

Page

3

Swedish Colony Protests Luxburg Act in Washington Fallout

The Swedish colony in Buenos Ayres protests the Luxburg affair and the Swedish legation’s role. They condemn the unusual procedure creating a difficult situation and express Sweden's disapproval of actions violating neutrality rules.

Buenos Ayres Washington Luxburg Sweden

War Church Organizes Commission Leaders Gather in Washington

Washington observers report the Protestant Episcopal Church forms the War Commission under Bishop Tuttle of St. Louis. New York to headquarter the body with a possible sub committee at the Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul to liaison with army and navy officials. Members include Bishops Lawrence Knight McCormick Harding Perry Roose Bowie Freeman Hilton Mockridge Slattery Stewart and others.

Washington Protestant Episcopal Church War Commission Tuttle St. Louis New York SS. Peter and Paul Army Navy Lawrence Massachusetts Knight Sewanee University McCormick Western Michigan Harding Perry Rhode Island Roose Southern Ohio W. R. Bowie D. D Richmond J. H. Freeman Minneapolis W. H. Hilton Wilmington N. C John Mockridge Philadelphia C. L. Slattery George Co. Stewart Evanston, Ill

Oriental moth blamed for greater tree damage in Dorchester

Chairman Dillon of the park and recreation department says the oriental moth is a new and serious pest in Dorchester, first found on Columbia road and now widespread. The red and yellow caterpillar bites painfully and forms a small nest within hours. control uses arsenate of lead and trees on Edwin street show widespread infestation.

Dorchester Dillon Park and Recreation Department Columbia Road Edwin Street

Bombing Raids Hit Belgian Air Drome and Druges Docks

British Admiralty reports naval aircraft bombing raids on Tuesday and Wednesday behind poor visibility. Bombs dropped on the Thourout air drome and dumps caused a heavy explosion, and an explosion occurred at the Druges docks.

London Ger Belgium Thourout Druges Docks

French War Department Reports Night Bombardment and Raids

The official statement says a violent artillery bombardment occurred last night. French guns repelled infantry attacks south of Juvincourt. In Champagne German raids on French trenches were repulsed.

French War Department Juvincourt Champagne

Van Schaack Elected New President of National Safety Council

David Van Schaack of Hartford Connecticut was elected president of the National Safety Council at its meeting in New York, succeeding L. R. Palmer.

New York David van Schaack Hartford Conn National Safety Council L. R. Palmer

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