Claim Plot to Deceive Congress
Washington April 27 The American Embargo Conference based in Chicago was charged by Senator Husting with orchestrating a plot to deceive Congress and sway public opinion by funding protest telegrams against any break with Germany. He cited letters to constituents offering to pay telegram tolls and urged investigation while noting prior propaganda efforts in Wisconsin.
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Germany
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Illinois
Pomerene
Ohio
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Europe
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W. R. MacDonald
J. H. Forrest
Hasting
State Department
Lansing
Protestant Church News Items Highlight May Speaking Events
Professor George G. Wilson of Harvard University and J. Mott Hallowell will speak before the Brookline Federation of Men's Church Clubs at the First Baptist Church on May 2 to discuss The League to Enforce Peace. Dr. Howard H. Russell will speak at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Winthrop on Monday night. An old folks’ concert with an 80-voice chorus was held at the First Baptist Church in Watertown under the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. Colonel George Dewey of the Billy Sunday campaign will be at Meridian Street Methodist Church in East Boston Sunday afternoon to recruit volunteers from Revere Winthrop and East Boston. A large crowd attended the second performance of the minstrel show by the Men’s Club of St Luke’s Episcopal Church in Malden. A supper and entertainment by the Phileathea Class of the Second Congregational Church in Winchester was well attended. Moving pictures on Morgan Memorial work in Boston were shown. The Sunday Post promises a color feature on how outdoor girl fashion of 1916 is made.
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Brookline Federation of Men's Church Clubs
First Baptist Church
League
Howard H. Russell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Winthrop
Watertown
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
George Dewey
Meridian Street Methodist Church
East
Boston
St. Luke’s Episcopa Church
Linden
Malden
Second Congregational Church
Winchester
Scrubwomen Receive Part Pay From District Funds
About 50 janitors scrubwomen and other district court employees visited the city treasurer to collect two thirds of their pay from depleted departmental funds. They worried there would be no funds left for next month while clerks promised council action to resolve the shortage.
Healing Helps for Ailing Skin Poslam and Poslam Soap
An advertisement promotes Poslam and Poslam Soap as remedies for skin ailments including eczema. It claims soothing effects and gradual healing with daily use and non irritant Possum Soap. Readers are invited to sample via 4 cent stamps to Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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New York City
County Budget Strains With Segregated Budget Rules
The law allows a department to spend one third of prior year expenditures while awaiting budget approval. The county buildings department, including the district courts, is near exhausting this limit, causing a wage schedule cut.
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County Buildings Department
Shaksperian Festival at Expression School
A Shaksperian festival by 100 pupils at the School of Expression, Copley Square, drew 300 guests last night. Attendees wore costumes and portions from 10 plays were presented with singing and dancing.
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School of Expression
Copley Square
Moran Sold to Louisville Club in National League Trade
Harry Moran, left hand pitcher, has been purchased by the Louisville American Association club from the Pittsburg Nationals, the club announced today in Louisville.
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Woman Dies After Gas Poisoning in Dorchester Home
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Daniel B. Marvin of 45 Glendale Street Dorchester who died yesterday at City Hospital after her husband found her unconscious from gas poisoning. The gas jet was wide open and doors and windows were plugged to seal the room.
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Dorchester
City Hospital
Mayor Says Bid Rejections Saved City $10000
Mayor Curley announced last night that rejecting coal bids cut $10,000 from six months of supply costs for the City Hospital Long Island Hospital Rainsford Island Industrial School and other municipal institutions. Lowest bidders were City Fuel Company Northern Coal Company and Darrow Mann Company.
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City Hospital
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Rainsford Island Industrial School
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Northern Coal Company
Darrow, Mann Company
Gentle home treatment for varicose veins advised
An authority recommends nightly two minute gentle rubbing toward the heart followed by Moone's Emerald Oil to reduce varicose veins. The oil is sold in drug stores and is said to be concentrated and penetrating, with claims it also reduces goitre and wens.
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