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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
9
Russian troops arrived yesterday in Marseilles and held a dress parade this morning before a vast crowd. They were reviewed by Colonel Verstakosky their commander General Menaasier governor of Marseilles and M Schrameck prefect of Marseilles.
Report describes troops marching through the city with little girls scattering flowers before them, marking a ceremonial procession and public display of occupation.
The Sudbury Club first four oared crew defeated the Assabet Club over a half mile on Bateman's Pond Concord yesterday afternoon to claim the Mid Middlesex School rowing title.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a centuries old remedy for back pain sciatica rheumatism and kidney and bladder problems. It claims quick action cleansing the kidneys purifying the blood and preventing future attacks with a money back guarantee from the pharmacist.
Reports from the border conference indicate a military plan to end bandit raids in northern Mexico with American troops acting as a buffer near the border. General Obregon may push for continued American presence to aid pursuit of Villistas, influencing negotiations with Mexico.
Winthrop amateurs presented Bobby Shaftoe as a charity benefit at the Winthrop Theatre. The first of two performances drew an audience of over 900 with 66 residents in the cast. The second show is scheduled for tonight.
Dorothy Dellano Ross as Polly Flinders received bouquets for Dearest and Best while Isabelle Miller Douglas starred as Bobby Shaftoe. The ensemble included Grace Damon Boyson, Anthony J. Holohan, Harold Verner, Irene Barter, and others in a playful production with a standout fairy ballet and lively comic bits.
Cross examination reveals projected revenue shortfall from a 6 cent fare in Bay State cities. Feustel notes 5 to 15 percent passenger drop initially, with short haul riders most profitable and some discrimination in new fare zones. Cities named include Lawrence Lowell Lynn Haverhill Fall River.
Wesley T. Ambrose aged 17 and Antonio Parece aged 20, both Medford residents, were fined $10 each in Malden Court yesterday for stealing two automobiles and will appear this morning in Cambridge Court charged with stealing four machines in Arlington.
Councillor James J. Storrow criticised the public works department at a budget hearing for employing painters, blacksmiths, clerks and other non-productive staff in the sanitary division. He said the payroll cost $161,396 yearly and accused the department of carrying more than 50 cents in non-producers for every dollar paid to a producer.
A debate centers on non-producer wages versus the refuse removers payroll of 275,827. Murphy and Storrow clash over productivity terms as Murphy plans to recalculate. Officials admit four districts lack central ash stations causing city wagon hauls to be about 60 percent higher than planned.
Mand troops encountered a small body of Val lists near Cocomorachic and mortally wounded four. Wounded in Dodd's command are reported doing well and none are expected to die.
The Dartmouth faculty voted to recommend to trustees granting three academic credits toward a degree for five weeks at the Plattsburg summer military camp or similar War Department conducted camps. President Priest Fox Nichols praised the camp for superior mental and moral discipline versus a typical three hour college course.
Prince Albert of Monaco cables President Wilson praising the protest against German outrages. He notes himself as sovereign prince navigator and scientist, pledging adherence to the stand to defend neutrals sailors and public conscience.
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