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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1918

Page

2

Bolo Pasha Sentenced to Be Shot for Treason

The court found Bolo Pasha guilty in a treason case tied to German propaganda aims. The verdict highlights a broader crackdown as other conspirators, including former French prime minister Joseph Caillaux, face arrest and potential court martial.

Bolo Pasha France Joseph Caillaux The Republic Buenos Ayres Caillaux Paul Bolo Pasha Paris le Journal

Trial of Bolo Pasha Exposes German Influence Network

The Paris treason trial revealed Paul Bolo Pasha and co defendants tied to German bribery attempts to sway French opinion. Prosecutors detailed a multimillion mark fund and 1.5 million dollar surplus used to corrupt the French press. Attorney Albert Salles urged acquittal as spectators watched intently.

Germany France Bolo Darius Porchere Bolo Pasha Mornet Maitre Albert Salles Council of the Order of Advocates Marcel Heraud Porchere M. Doyen Bobo Pasha Deutsche Bank Berlin New York New York State M. Jusserand Washington Paris Albert Salles Salles Rolo M. Salles

Senator James Defends Wilson as Senate Applauds Speech

Senator Ollie M. James of Kentucky defended President Wilson during a Senate speech on February 14, denouncing Chamberlain and others and supporting administration war conduct. The debate intensified as Senate rules were set aside and floors and galleries applauded the confrontation.

Washington Ollie M. James Kentucky Wilson James Chamberlain Senate

Missing light ship sailors presumed lost after collision

Friends of the crew say six men and five married, with families, are lost after the light ship went adrift off Rose and Crown. Captain R. E. B. Phillips of West Dennis reports checking for tidings as the crew perished with no boat launch possible. The adrift crew included Mate Henry F. Joy Dennisport, Machinist F. M. Johnson South Yarmouth, Cook William Rose North Harwich, Seamen Almon F. Wixon Dennisport, G. H. Phillips West Dennis, and A. C. Joy Dennisport.

R. E. B. Phillips West Dennis Rose Crown Henry F. Joy Dennisport F. M. Johnson South Yarmouth William Rose North Harwich Almon F. Wixon H. Phillips A. C. Joy

Kentucky Senator Ollie M James Praised for War Policy Defense

Critics of the president were silenced as Senator Ollie M James from Kentucky was applauded in the Senate for his vigorous defense of the president's war policy. The scene highlighted strong support for the administration's strategy amid opposition voices.

Ollie M. James Kentucky Senate

Do Not Shake the Rope Senate Oration Stirs Clash

Senator James denounces critics and pleads for unity as he defends President Wilson’s leadership in wartime policy. He warns against undermining the adminis tration while praising Allied support and warning of global consequences. The Senate scene closes with cheers fading into silence.

Senate United States Wilson James Chamberlain Joffre France America Germany

Blood Pills Claim to Strengthen Overworked Women

An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous fatigue and blood deficiency. It cites Mrs Herbert J May of New London Connecticut detailing improved health after short use and promotes the pills for rheumatism neuralgia and after effects of flu. The copy notes the product builds blood and carries a money back style with ordering details and a free booklet offer.

Herbert J. May Shaw Street New London Conn Williams May Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

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