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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1917
Page
2
Public notice dated August 25, 1903 issued at Marlboro Mississippi under the act of Congress of March 8, 1879. The document appears as an OCR fragment listing postal and filing information with references to the Marlboro Post Office and related administrative details.
A discussion at the Panama-Pacific Exposition on thrift outlines its broad meaning beyond saving money. Educators and civic groups advocate including thrift in schools to curb waste in resources, time, health, and energy, arguing it reduces the cost of living and builds responsible citizens.
A historical essay laments Greece’s misfortune amid ongoing war. It notes ancient Greece’s rich art, science, and law eclipsed by Turkish oppression, and fears current conflict may erode Greece’s national spirit, art, and cities. It calls for restoration of independence without further desolation.
The piece notes Teutons favor peace but seek lasting terms with disarmament and military demobilization. It reports Maine’s finances with a year end excess of 314 178 and a treasury cash balance of 1 478 118. Chelsea mayor targets gambling and illegal liquor amid city reform. President Wilson plans to send another note to allies over wartime terms.
The author argues for government possession and operation of railroads as a national public utility. Private ownership is condemned, with a call for uniform rates, elimination of rebates, and management in the public interest, citing Hudson’s disjointed electric lines as a flawed example.
The Turk risks losing a country as he clings to German aid and carves claims in the Balkans. European powers, wary of balance of power, fear a sweeping defeat for Turkey if entente triumphs. The text portrays Turkey’s shifting alliances and bold demands amid ongoing conflict.
A Massachusetts governor’s second inauguration address sparks broad debate across papers and public. Editorials clash over paternalism and old age pensions while praising his independence and courage in confronting railroad regulation and social welfare policies. A citizen signs the letter.
At a Saturday meeting the Spin ners' union named Thomas Breck a delegate to attend the F L of L convention in Worcester on Monday January 22. The convention plans to organize for the election of the delegate to the State constitutional center to be held next June.
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