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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1915
Page
8
London reports that an official observer at British front headquarters concludes heavy guns are of supreme importance. He notes experiences have revised many wartime theories, and highlights the underestimated impact of high explosive shells fired by guns and howitzers.
The article notes a shift in warfare where heavy artillery and aerial surveying erase trench positions. It cites Japanese naval success at Port Arthur and claims artillery now chiefly decides the outcome on the field, surpassing earlier moral effects with direct destructive power. Prisoners' testimonies support allied artillery superiority gaining momentum.
Penn State wrestlers prepare for the season with several candidates reporting to the team. Since 1912 Penn State has not been defeated in intercollegiate wrestling, losing only two meets in its history. Massachusetts Tech appears on Penn State’s card, while Pennsylvania and Columbia return after several years. Lehigh and Pitt defeated last year.
The note from Great Britain acknowledges U S concerns over neutral trade during war and argues for limited interference to curb contraband. It defends prize court usage, cites copper and rubber tracking, promises redress if rules are violated, and seeks a frank, cooperative exchange to maintain neutral commerce.
London editors praise Sir Edward Grey's reply as prompt candid and conciliatory and say it aligns with American notes. The Daily Mail argues most copper exports to neutral states aimed at Germany and should be stopped if not destined for neutrals. The Daily Chronicle echoes the spirit of fair play and practical diplomacy and expects mutual goodwill.
Huntington School may start a wrestling team pending a circulating petition. Nine students had signed by Friday noon, and once 20 signatures are added, the petition will go to Director of Athletics Mr Sexton who has indicated the school already organized a coach and program.
Pierre Loti recounts a southern station scene where exhausted Belgian refugees disembark with little provision and fear. Two young brothers cling to each other awaiting care, while a Red Cross aide consoles them. The writer compares their sleep to two birds in a naval admiral’s cabin, sheltered by human pity.
Preparations for the Winter League Club annual dinner at Quincy House are underway. World champion Braves stars including Hughy Jennings Rabbit Maranville Joe Connolly Lef ty Tyler Leslie Mann Bill Sweeney Hank Gowdy and Jim Gaffney are expected along with about 250 fans. Reservations must be sent to President J S Dooley 87 Milk Street by Tuesday.
Reports say Paul Senno was sold by Montreal after refusing to coach at first base and avoiding the bag. He then announced plans to study opera singing, saying he could not risk endangering his voice and the taunts from teammates and the manager Dan Howley.
Advertisement claims a renal and hepatic supporting agent treats Bright's Disease and Diabetes. It cites urinalyses showing reduced albumin and glycosuria with Fulton compounds and claims recoveries across ages, urging requests for a bulletin from John J. Fulton Co. and compounds from Jaynes Drug Co.
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