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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
9
A wartime appeal portrays a soldier facing death in France to motivate readers to buy Liberty Bonds. It stresses daily hardship, duty, and the obligation to act now by purchasing bonds and urging others to do the same.
Officials from the United States Canada and Mexico join Protestants and Jews with Catholic hierarchy in a four hour pontifical requiem at St Patrick's Cathedral New York. More than 10 000 attendees including 1 000 priests witness the ceremony before the body is laid in the crypt beside Cardinal McCloskey.
A Roosevelt Commission report finds three million sick-beds in U S homes. It notes half could stay empty with modern hygiene and promotes Sylpho Nathol as a strong, safe disinfectant for waste pipes, garbage cans and scrubbing. Available in four sizes with prepaid delivery.
Word arrives that William T. FitzGerald, a Hopkinton native and son of Mr and Mrs John F FitzGerald, who trained at the Third Officers Training Camp and served at the front since April, has been promoted to first lieutenant.
A Pan-Russian Constituent Assembly conference, led by Avskentieff and supported by Masloff of the Czech Council, met at Ufa to form a single Russian government with power in the Assembly. Bolsheviks and SR Left members will not attend.
A provisional central government was formed at Samara led by General Alexieff assisted by M Avskentieff minister of agriculture and M Setepanoff. The Tschaikovsky government abdicated upon learning of the new authority and the northern region’s smaller size prompted governance by a governor-general.
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