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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
3
William B. Brooks Jr a lifelong Dorchester Milton resident dies at his Morton Road home aged 67 He was a member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Boston City Club.
A father writes a brief three point letter to his son before Tom leaves for France. The note covers essential guidance as a young man goes overseas. Tom shares the letter with readers, hoping it helps others marching to service in October.
In Philadelphia's Bloody Fifth Ward a political fight led to murder during the ward primary. Police say gunman Mascia from Jersey City killed officer George A. Eppley after attacking James A. Carey and J. H. Maurer. Mascia and Costello were arrested with 19 others, who confessed to being hired to vote.
Sailors on the receiving ship at the Commonwealth pier will enjoy a gala vaudeville show this evening featuring talents from the B F Keith Theatres. Bert Woodlock and Arthur Sullivan, roles in Provincetown benefit show management, supervise the program aboard the ship.
Former Deputy Tax Commissioner Charles A. Andrews urged a flat uniform tax rate for merchandise at a State House hearing. He argued 354 different rates across boards prevent full valuation of stock and hinder fair taxation.
Washington reports the government copper price will be announced within two days after a meeting with the President. Indications suggest the War Industries Board is ready to decide, but a decision was postponed for a day or two after further talks.
An enthusiastic meeting at the Boston Public Library, presided by William F. Kenney, outlined a statewide push to raise funds to establish and maintain war libraries for troops at home and abroad. Reports from cities indicate a strong Massachusetts effort beginning.
A Friday and Saturday sale offers 50c tourist cases 50c rubber gloves and 2 qt hot water items at discounted prices. Shoppers can expect all day discounts on assorted toilet goods.
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