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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

Page

5

Maynard Registers 804 Men for National Draft

Maynard townsmen aged for conscription registered 804 names with 347 native or naturalized citizens and 457 aliens. The process ran from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. under Town Clerk Frank Sanderson and a team of registrars aided by employers and interpreters. Drafts will proceed by lot with exemptions decided by boards. officials vow full enforcement. Returns from Massachusetts towns list actual and estimated enrollments with Maynard at 804 and 80F for Milton.

Maynard Board of Military Enrolment Frank Sanderson Michael Maley John Brayden George Smith Geo. H. Gutteridge Robert Lester Jr P. H.murphy George Elson William Connolly George Lawto Joshua Naylor William Scully Herbert Lawton John W. Flood W. X. Macurda Geo. T. Hack John Horan Christopher Wilson Sanderson O. C. Dreschler American Woolen Co. Mills Dreschler Louis Dudins Stephen Swivel John Chenis Philip Stanslukwich Charles Paczhelawitz Hugo Kajander John Peterson Max Hendrickson Oscar Kauppi M. Saralla John Connors Nicholas Driscoll War Office Genemy Massachusetts Bureau of Statistics Bureau of Statistics State House France Army Department of Justice Attleboro Adams Amesbury Andover Arlington Athol Beverly Belmont Bridgewater Brockton Brookline Braintree Clinton Concord Danvers Dedham Ftiverett Easthampton Framingham Gloucester Gardner Greenfield Haverhill Hudson Lynn Lawrence Leominster Marlboro Medford Melrose Marblehead Milton

Porter Charlton's father Judge Paul Charlton dies after operation

Paul Charlton a 61 year old former United States district judge for Porto Rico died at Juana Diaz after surgery for a carbuncle. He supported his son Porter during a long extradition and trial saga in Italy over the Lake Como murder. Porter Charlton was convicted in 1915 and served part of a six year eight month sentence after royal reductions.

San Juan P. R Paul Charlton United States Porto Rico Juana Diaz Porter Charlton Lake Como Italy Charlton New York Chariton

Weather Almanac for Thursday June 7

The Weather Almanac notes sun rises at 4 08 a.m. and sets at 7 18 p.m. Moon rises at 9 34 p.m. High tide occurs at 12 00 p.m. and 12 45 p.m.

Registration of 10 Million Men for Selective Draft

Washington reports a flood of registrations for ages 21 to 30 with expectant final totals possibly exceeding census estimates. Crowder notes heavy turnout, few slackers, and grace for late registrants while authorities vow enforcement for those avoiding registration.

Washington Germany Union Census Bureau Cleveland Detroit War Department Crowder

Monarchists Gain Steam in China Crisis

Tokyo reports indicate the Chinese revolutionary movement leans toward restoring the monarchy under the ancient Chang dynasty. Li Yuan Hung is said not to have resigned. parliament and Li's administration are destabilized as pro monarchy factions gain influence in Pekin and Tientsin.

Tokio Pekin Li Yuan Hung Tientsin Hsu Shi Chang Germany Chang Hsun Anhwei

McAdoo Urges Liberty Bond Purchase at Faneuil Hall

Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo addresses a large Boston crowd urging timely purchase of a 2 billion dollar Liberty Bond loan. He stresses national unity, sacrifice of sons at the front, and that the war is against German autocracy, not the German people, calling taxation a fair means to support troops.

Boston Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Faneuil Halls Germany United States

Embargo on Neutrals Draws Near As Espionage Bill Passes

President Wilson will gain power to embargo neutral nations re exporting American goods to enemy territory once the espionage bill is signed. Congress is set to pass the bill by Saturday and begin enforcing embargo clauses. Early investigations target neutrals linked to shipments to Germany with two nations likely to be affected soon.

Washington Wilson Congress Germany

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