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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1917

Page

2

Peace Committee Delegates Leave Boston for Washington War Vote Fight

Thirty-one delegates from the Emergency Peace Committee of Massachusetts depart for Washington to join national peers in a last push to keep the United States out of war with Germany. A Ford Hall peace meeting featured Congressman Huddleston urging citizens to influence Congress by letters and telegrams before opening session.

Emergency Peace Committee of Massachusetts Washington Union Germany Ford Hall George Huddleston Alabama Boston Congressman Huddleston America Emergency Peace Committee United States

National and State Flags Presented at Dorchester Church

In a morn ceremony at Second Congregational Church Dorchester two silk flags the national and the Massachusetts state flag were presented by William D. Brigham and Edward W. Davenport to Rev. Jason Noble Pierce. Attended by over 1000, the event featured a tower anthem and a procession led by Grand Army of the Republic High School Cadets Boy Scouts and church officers.

Second Congregational Dorchester William D. Brigham Commonwealth of Massachusetts Edward W. Davenport Grand Arm of the Republic Boy Scouts Jason Noble Pierce Townsend Memorial Bowdoin Churchill Brigham Massachusetts Davenport Commonwealth

Dr True s Elixir advertised for worms and laxative dangers

Advertisement claims worms threaten children with pale face dull eyes itching nose rectum cough and teeth grinding. Promotes Dr True s Elixir as family laxative and worm expeller with testimonials from Mrs Norrat Houston Texas and a dealer list offering 5 and 6 0 cent bottles and further information.

Dr. True Norrat Houston Texas Qvj Furry Coo Auburn

Auto backs into river at Seymour. four rescued

In Seymour Connecticut Mrs Herman Platz was drowned when an automobile driven by her son William Platz rolled back down a steep hill and plunged into the Naugatuck River. Four other occupants, including Platz, escaped as rescuers pulled them from seven feet of water after the car became pinned.

Seymour, Conn Herman Platz William Platz Naugatuck River Charles Murray Alfred Platz Platz Georgic Bremen Payme

Joy ride Ends in Tragedy Near Worcester

Two men died and a third was dying at City Hospital after a joy ride in Shrewsbury. A fourth man was jailed at Central police station for drunkenness and operating a car while intoxicated as authorities investigated the crash.

Worcester City Central Shrewsbury

Four Men Die In Auto Crash Near Lake Quinsigamond

Four men set out from Worcester for Lundstrom camp on Lake Quinsigamond. Driver Carl A. Lundstrom lost control at 45 mph on South Quinsigamond avenue, hitting a telegraph pole and boulder before overturning. Charles M Ohlin and Charles Gortsos died at the scene, Alderman Gustaf A Olin died later, Lundstrom escaped with minor injuries and was arrested.

Charles M. Ohlin Russell Street Charles Gortsos Temple Street Gustaf A. Olin Fairview Terrace Carl A. Lundstrom Worcester Lundstrom Lake Quinsigamond Shrewsbury Quinsigamond Avenue Ohlin Gortsos Olin

Children Eat Iris Root Fatal for One in Gloucester

In Gloucester on April 1 five children ate iris root picked from a swamp near their homes. Three died or became gravely ill including 3-year-old Mary McLaughlin. Brother Robert 4 and sister Anna 6 are hospitalized and considered dangerously ill. Dana 6 and Marvel 4 Hinckley also fell sick at home.

Gloucester Mary McLaughlin Robert Anna James McLaughlin Charles Hinckley Dana Marvel

Congress to Declare War on Germany Soon

Congress moves toward a formal declaration or a state of war with Germany as President Wilson’s address prompts actions. House and Senate committees plan immediate debates, with advocates calling for active US participation and large army buildup. Debates focus on war powers, funding, universal military training, and France aid options amid intense wartime urgency.

Old North Church America South American Rights League Yale Harvard China Mexico Africa England France Bosnia Serbia Poland Wilson United States Representative Flood Virginia House Foreign Affairs Committee Germany Senate Foreign Relations Committee Gardner Massachusetts Congress Senate House of Representatives House Clark Kahn California Caldwell New York Montague War and Navy Departments

Americans Near Starvation Highlight Germany Escape

A report describes Americans nearly starved in Germany and released with others. They crossed into Denmark, took passage from Copenhagen for Sweden, and then reached England.

Germany

Doctor recounts weight loss and harsh rations in Germany

Dr McKinn recalls two months in Germany losing 36 pounds as food in camps was wretched and nourishment poor though he managed to survive.

Germany Dr. McKinn

Voyage Home After Perilous Journey From Copenhagen

Survivor recounts flight by sea and land through Copenhagen Stockholm and Sweden to return home. He describes hunger in Stockholm requiring a bread ticket and final passage to England before his return.

Copenhagen Sweden Stockholm Iongland

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