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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1916

Page

7

Allies Push Roosevelt Delegates Into Tough Position

The George bill clears the House without a roll call, aiding the Allies led by McCall Weeks Lodge Crane in pushing Roosevelt from Massachusetts ballot. Roosevelt refuses in Nebraska and Oregon. debate centers on consent for name on ballots and how to convey delegates to Chicago.

George Bill Roosevelt Nebraska Oregon Massachusetts West Indies McCall, Weeks, Lodge Crane Democratic House Sullivan Greenwood Gibbs George Taft

Divorced Woman Weds New Husband in Maine

Brookline society was surprised as Lida C Bottero of 81 Park Street, fresh from a Dedham Court decree nisi for cruel treatment, wed Ernest C Schirmer, head of the Boston Music Co, in Portland Maine. The six month Massachusetts waiting period delayed the marriage. Schirmer, 50, long known to musicians, filed intentions at 208 Rawson Road Brookline.

Brookline Society Lida C. Bottero Park Street Giannetti Bottero Portland Ernest C. Schirmer Boston Music Company Madame Bottaro Nisi Dedham Court Maine Massachusetts Schirmer Rawson Road Brookline New York Chicago

Riflewomen Praised by General Cole at Banquet

Women members of the Boston Rifle and Revolver Club were lauded by Adjutant General Charles H. Cole at the American House annual banquet last night. He stated they prepared themselves as revolver and rifle experts without waiting for a European war and then delivered a speech on preparedness.

Gen. Cole Boston

Train Loaded With War Supplies Attacked

In Tacoma Washington a Great Northern freight train carrying automobiles and war supplies for Russia was attacked by six or more men identified as Austrians. A pitched battle followed after air hoses were cut in five spots and the train was split into four sections. Two attackers were arrested.

Tacoma Wash Great Northern Russia Union

Messages in a Bottle From Sinking Zeppelin L 1S

A bottle recovered at sea holds last messages from Zeppelin L 1S commander Uhle. Dated letters to his parents wife and child recount the airship dropping into the North Sea, engines failing, and the crew drowning as rescue seemed impossible. The Stella yacht recovered the notes near Gothenburg.

London North Sea Copenhagen Stella Uhle Gothenburg

Navy Yard Alarm Sparks Brief Fire Crew Action

Charlestown navy yard saw a brief scare when fire engines rushed to building 423 after a smoke sighting. No fire was found as investigators confirmed the alarm was mistaken and no damage occurred.

Navy Yard Charlestown Navy Yard

Post cane holder dies at 96 in Dexter

Major Stuart, oldest resident of Dexter and holder of the Boston Post cane, died at age 96. The cane passes to Moses Arno, 93, who becomes the town’s oldest resident.

Dexter Major Stuart Boston Moses Arno Stuart

Parkhurst Pushes Compromise to Save Lodge McCall

President Lewis Parkhurst of the Massachusetts Republican Club urges Roosevelt allies and Roosevelt delegates to meet and draft a joint slate. He says a compromise is needed to prevent Governor McCall’s defeat and endanger Senator Lodge’s re election and the state's support for the Republican presidential candidate.

Parkhurst Lodge Roosevelt Lewis Parkhurst Republican Club of Massachusetts McCall Senator Lodge

Roosevelt Campaign Heads Open In City Offices

W T Lufkin secretary to Congress man Gardner announced Roosevelt delegates will open at Charles Sumner Bird’s State street office with Lufkin directing the push. He conferred with ex-Lt Gov Grafton Cushing on plans as a major publicity drive begins April 1. Charles Baxter said allies headquarters will open in the Scollay building Monday.

Roosevelt Bird State Street Allies Scollay W. T. Lufkin Congressman Gardner Charles Sumner Bird Lufkin Grafton Cushing Charles §. Baxter Scollay Building

McCall Urges Delay on Delegation to Chicago

Governor McCall told Bristol County Republicans at New Bedford banquet that the state should not pledge a delegation to the Chicago convention. He warned that a strong candidate today may be weak tomorrow and urged judgment in June over March.

Odlin Lynn Roosevelt McCall Johnson California Sherburne Brookline Massachusetts Chicago Commonwealth New Bedford Bristol County

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