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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1917

Page

9

British labor leaders to join wartime talks in Washington

A cable from Samuel Gompers prompted Premier Lloyd George to send two labor leaders and a welfare ministry representative to the United States for war conference discussions. Mrs Mary D Kelly and her husband Timothy W Kelly sued Mrs Lena LeV Stuart for 9000 each claiming a Patriots Day meeting damaged Mrs Kelly’s reputation. the suit failed.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor United States Lloyd George Welfare Department Ministry of Munitions America Mary D. Kelly East Boston Timothy W. Kelly Boston Kelly Lena Lev. D. Stuart Appian Way Cambridge Stuart Springfield

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertise Liver Support

Advertisement claims Olive Tablets cure stomach upset by stimulating the liver and bowels. The vegetable compound mixed with olive oil is said to ease digestion without griping and provide relief when taken at bedtime. Available in 10c and 25c boxes from all druggists.

Ferdinand King

Provincetown Brothers Lost at Sea on Gale and Blizzard

Antonio and Joseph Fareira, Provincetown brothers and crew on the fishing schooner William H. Moody, are believed dead after the storm last Monday. The Moody returned to the South Boston pier with flag at half mast, Captain Frank Souza says the men went astray off Orleans in dense fog.

Antonio Joseph Fareira Provincetown William H. Moody Moody South Boston Frank Souza Orleans

U S Missionaries to Stay in Turkey Amid Tensions

American missionaries may continue work in Turkey even if Constantinople severs relations with Washington. Dr James L Barton foreign secretary of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions hopes Turkey will not adopt a hostile stance due to German pressure.

Turkey Constantinople Washington James L. Barton American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions United States

U S Aid to Hasten Victory Cabled from Russia

President Wilson received a cable from Foreign Minister Milakoff of Russia stating that U S involvement in the world war will speed victory for the Entente. Milakoff thanked the United States for recognizing the new Russian government.

Washington Wilson Milakoff Russia United States

Provisional Russian Government Hails US War On Germany

The message to President Wilson expresses joy for the United States declaring war on Germany. It praises the US for recognizing Russia’s new order and welcomes closer cooperation between the two democracies in war and peace.

Wilson United States Germany New World Russia

Woman 28 Attempts Suicide by Drinking Liniment at Bowdoin Square Hotel

Helen Clemens, 28, residence 36 Mystic Street Everett, was found unconscious in a Coolidge House room Bowdoin Square yesterday. She was taken to Relief Hospital in a serious condition as police investigate a possible suicide attempt after a bottle of liniment was found in the room.

Helen Clemens Mystic Street Everett Coolidge Bowdoin Square Relief Hospital

Clothiers Promise Fair Prices During War

The United National Clothiers representing retailers from 14 Middle West states adopted resolutions pledging to sell at a reasonable and fair profit while the country is at war.

Clothiers Chicago United National Clothiers Middle West States

Mayor Commends City Clerk for Rapid Doctor Registrations

City Clerk James Donovan receives a mayoral letter of commendation for efficiently registering 1600 Boston physicians under the new state law. The mayor notes the workload could have caused delays but reports physicians were registered at about one per minute over two days.

James Donovan Curley Boston

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