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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
9
Hanover New Hampshire January 6 In response to a call from the American Relief Clearing House of Paris for college men to work with skis and sledges in the Vosges Mountains C D Horton Dartmouth 15 of
The battleship Oklahoma, largest warship built on the Delaware shore aside from the Moreno, departed Philadelphia for the Maine coast. On the way north she will stop at the New York navy yard for dry dock cleaning and painting.
Dr E Sauer urges testing iron deficiency as the cause of many illnesses and claims two five grain tablets of nuxated iron taken after meals for two weeks can double strength and endurance. He cites cases of nervous weakness and digestive disorders improving within ten to fourteen days and notes the product is sold by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
In New York on January 5 the defense summary denounced the government for prosecuting 11 directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad for alleged Sherman law conspiracy. Choate claimed New England repudiates the prosecution and that the civil suit should have been tried where the acts occurred. Batts for the government to argue tomorrow with Judge Hunt to deliver the charge Friday before the jury.
DeLancey Nicoll leading defendant side argues the Taft administration reversed prior findings and pressed a prosecution. He, with Choate and Cummings, notes lack of New England complaints or witnesses about oppression or injustice by the New Haven directors.
Congressman Frank Buchanan of Illinois surrendered in New York after being indicted on charges of conspiring to foment strikes in munition plants. He pleaded not guilty and posted 5000 dollars bail. The case names H. Robert Fowler Frank Monnett Henry Martin Herman Shultz David Lamar and Franz von Rintelen.
Dartmouth men from New England are called to the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston for the first annual Dartmouth Alumni Association of Boston and vicinity reunion and dinner. General Charles K. Darling will preside with entertainment by recent graduates and a Boston band. Governor Samuel W. McCall and poet Robert Frost will attend, marking Nichols last Dartmouth appearance as president.
John T. Doyle a noted catsup maker and president of the John T. Doyle Company in New Haven died at his home today aged years.
New York January 5 The Greek liner Thessaloniki crew saved after a ten day gas attack. The Perugia rescued the crew while the ship was reportedly abandoned. Earlier reports said 300 passengers were taken off by Patris. The United States carrier received the wireless confirmation from Captain Goetsche.
Harvard starts a class of 150 students training to be non commissioned officers as the regiment prepares for regular drilling next week. Captain Cordier oversees the college regiment while the War Department has appointed him, with promising soldiers selected for advanced study.
In New Bedford Gosnold mill workers walked out demanding a 25 percent raise for colored goods work. Affects only a small group of men.
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