Auto Dealers Rally for Liberty Loan in Boston
About 100 members of the Boston Automobile Dealers Association and allies met at the Lenox Hotel to pledge support for the Liberty Loan. J H MacAliman and J H Johnson reported on national dealer achievements and industry cooperation. J Campbell spoke on war work. Charles F Coe outlined the Liberty Loan zones and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Allied Automobile Industry
Lenox
Liberty Loan
J. H. MacAliman
J. H. Johnson
National Association of Automobile Dealers
Washington
J. M. Linscott
J. Campbell
Army and Navy
Charles F. Coe
Boston
Chester I. Campbell
Hotel
Republicans rally to win fourth Liberty Loan
Chairman Will Hays declares the party will devote all powers to the loan drive. State and local chairs are urged to mobilize Republican workers with a national focus on over subscribing the Liberty Loan as the supreme objective, deeming other tasks secondary.
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New York
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Republicanarty
Republican Party
A Doomed Night Battle Aboard Luckenbach and Submarine
The Luckenbach fought a submarine with heavy shelling and exhausted crew as shells ripped through the oilers room fresh water supply and engine room. An American destroyer joined the action opening fire and driving the sub off despite odds. The ship’s crew showed resolve while gun crews swapped positions and others pressed on amid danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Louther
Bell
Luckenbach
Atlantic
Force to the Utmost and the Liberty of the World
A dramatic statement frames the German cavalry’s planned advance as a lesson in courage. It argues that the United States, united under the president, possesses overwhelming force when defending freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Men by the Million Shot to Suppress the War
A stark wartime appeal describes mass production of weapons and equipment including shot shell guns airplanes tanks and ships to sustain a total effort aimed at decisive victory.
To Ram and Shoot and Drop the Merry Depth Bomb
Publication fragment notes continuation promised in tomorrow's Post and in Daily and Sunday editions until completion. Copyright 1918 by Ralph D. Paine. printed by arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Co.
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Ralph Paine
Ralph D. Paine
Houghton Mifflin Co
Tomorrow's Post
Ayer Residents Push War Dept Rule Over Town
In Ayer Massachusetts citizens circulate a petition urging federal control after town factions clash over Camp Devens quarantine. Reportedly some residents resent the federal cantonment's presence and tensions flare as a soldier seeking a safety razor is refused payment.
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Ayer
Board of Health
Camp Devens
War Department
Douse Divorce Libel Alleges Cruelty and Alimony Security
Mrs. Lillian A. Douse of Dorchester sues Arthur H. Douse for divorce alleging cruel and abusive treatment since 1913 and notes failing support. She attached real estate valued at $5000 to secure alimony for herself and two children. Married July 27 1901 in Victoria British Columbia they lived in Boston and Dorchester from 1906 to 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. Douse
Arthur H. Douse
Dorchester
Douse
Victoria
B. C
Boston
Paul Butler Estate Valued At 3775000 In Probate
Paul Butler son of the late General Benjamin F. Butler left an estate appraised at 3,775,000 with 275,000 in real estate and 3,500,000 in personal property. Executors named include Butler Ames of Lowell C Brooks Stevens and Andrew Marshall of Taunton.
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Paul Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Butler Ames
Lowell
C. Brooks Stevens
Andrew Marshall
Tewksbury
Woman killed as Newfoundland wreck injures 22
A second class car of a west bound express jumped the rails and plunged over an embankment at Mt. Moriah near Curling Newfoundland. A woman died and 22 people were injured as the diner and several day coaches followed the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curling, N. F
Mt. Moriah
Paine Furniture Company Specializes In Home Furnishings
The Paine Furniture Company markets itself as a specialty home outfitter and America's largest furniture store. It emphasizes expert knowledge in furnishing and decorating with a focus on quality and value. The Bedroom Suite shown includes mahogany bureau $55 bedstead $58 vanity case $78 chifforobe $45. Voile curtains and draperies priced from $3 per pair.
Giving Lizzie a Treat
Newton Newkirk shares an illuminating tale about his tin Lizzie in an upcoming Boston Sunday Post installment set for next Sunday. The feature promises lighthearted antics and a humorous window into daily life.
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Newton Newkirk
Tin Lizzie
Boston Sunday Post
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Heterday
S. O. Laing
Uncle Sam
Plymouth Cordage Company
Wm. Elliott
Ceylon
Campbell’ S Soups Ath
Kellogg's
Boylstone College
Mass. Av
B. E
War Dept
Newfoundland
Campbell
Tte
Food Administration
The
Paine Furniture Company
America
Lizzie
LaMond
Gunner LaMond
U.S. Marine Corps
O’sullivan
Sullivan
Jobe M. LaMond
U. S. Marine Corps
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