Report of Executive Committee, November 1, 1917 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175789143)

This is the "Report of Executive Committee, November 1, 1917," documenting the activities of the Massachusetts Committee on Public Safety during a pivotal period. Presided over by James Jackson Storrow, the committee addressed a range of issues related to public safety and welfare during the First World War. This report provides valuable insights into the workings of state-level emergency governance, detailing specific actions, policies, and challenges faced in maintaining order and supporting the civilian population during wartime.

Researchers and historians will find this report a useful resource for understanding the complexities of wartime governance and the social impact of the First World War on Massachusetts. It highlights the efforts to coordinate resources, manage public anxieties, and ensure the well-being of citizens amidst the backdrop of global conflict.

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