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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
2
Community notice records show Marlboro Massachusetts postal matter registered as second class on August 25 1903 with Bedford bearing archival details under federal act of March 6 1878 including postage.
The article argues for educating and integrating the Philippines as US territories, granting statehood after development, and criticizes voters for electing unfit representatives. It urges wiser selection of political leaders to ensure better outcomes for the nation and its far flung dependencies.
Cephalonia the largest Ionian island lies opposite the Gulf of Corinth with 31 by 20 miles and 848 square miles. Monte Negro rises 6,300 feet. Argostoli is its chief town with 9,000 inhabitants and Lixouri 6,000. The island, rich in vine and olive terraces, exports curant wine, aloe lace products, shipbuilding, silk spinning, and carpets to Holland Belgium and Germany.
A historical column discusses Irish patriotism, UK and Ireland relations, and calls for equal rights within the empire. It notes Irish soldiers’ contributions and questions England’s policy, alongside a fragmented line about 10 percent wage increases and mill schedules affecting workers in New England states.
A stark editorial laments massive WWI casualties. It cites Germany and allies losing millions since Verdun, with millions more wounded or disabled. The piece warns of long term societal decline and gasps at the human cost of battlefront conditions and future impacts.
The article argues peace talks are premature as no side is ready to abandon military systems or surrender territory. It predicts only a return to prewar conditions if peace comes, then envisions a future world federation with disarmament and international law to prevent further conflict.
An investigation reveals New Yorkers paid seven million dollars for thirty million pounds of gravel grit and decayed material stuffed in chicken crops. The piece argues Massachusetts residents may face similar overpayment and health risks, urging action.
A shortage of sailors and a surge in war material transport push the United States to repair old hulls and press neglected ships back into service. Shipyards from Maine to coastal yards revive as orders for both wooden and iron vessels surge, signaling renewed prosperity in the merchant marine.
Tee Woolen Co plans to consolidate all US woolen mills within years. Linn woolen mills Hartland Missouri sold at auction for 95000 dollars. A Prussian war minister may direct dress styles for German women, prompting questions on Congress power to regulate fashion.
A Concord Junction parish reunion showcased strong ties with Maynard and Concord. Speakers Rev. John Crowe Mortimer Twoomey and John J. McGarry recalled memories, praising loyalty and church building efforts. The event featured vocal solos, a piano duet, an Irish flag drill by 16 girls, and a dancing reception with Colonial orchestra music.
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