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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1915

Page

4

Canal Parade Hinges On Slide Work At Goldhill

Colonel Goethals reported to President Wilson that hard work on the slides at Goldhill and Cucaracha showed no guarantee battleships could pass the waterway for the opening ceremonies in March. The presidential party may tour the slides by train.

Washington Goethals Canal Zone Wilson Goldhill Cucaracha

Mansfield Examines Miss Ryan In Immorality Trial

In cross examination at Ferncroft Inn Mansfield testifies Miss Ryan appeared lively and attractive but not at first immoral. He recalls kissing and gifts, denies marriage plans, and says he allowed Mr Davies to gather witness names while defense scrutinizes behavior and social circles.

Mansfield Mr. Coakley Driscoll Salem Ferncroft New York Mullen Sullivan Coakley James F. Mullen White’s Miss Ryan Boston Pierce

Sargol Promises Weight Gain and Nerve Strength

An advertisement touts Sargol as a regenerative fat-producing remedy for underweight individuals. It claims six nutrients boost digestion, nourish the body, and add fat to blood. Prominent physicians and leading druggists endorse it, noting it is harmless and affordable, with a month of use suggested to gain weight and strength.

House Debate Mills $150,000 for Unemployed Work

The House discussed appropriations totaling 150000 to provide immediate work for the unemployed. A 50000 wetlands reclamation appropriation was sent to the Senate and two 50000 metropolitan resolutions were referred to Ways and Means for boulevard and park work. Debate included opposition to a Labor Board alternative and questions about bill details.

House of Representatives House The Senate Committee Upon Agriculture Committee Upon Metropolitan Affairs Ways and Rothfield Metropolitan Park Commission

Big Row in Campaign of Carmen in Boston Union

Thomas G. Doyle of Division 6 was elected president of the Boston Street Carmen's Union. A candidate's name was struck from the ballot by the union's executive board and his expulsion will be decided at a Thursday meeting.

Thomas G. Doyle Division 6 Boston Street Carmen’s Union

Hurley Accused of Attacks on Recording Secretary

Hurley faced charges for distributing circulars opposing Ower P. Moore as recording secretary. An investigating committee found the statements unfounded and heard Hurley deny the charges. International President Mahon was informed and urged removal of the author as a candidate and expulsion steps.

John W. Hurley Ower P. Moore Hurley Mahon

Bald Politician Reveals At Home Hair Growth Tonic

A western politician famous for his baldness surprised friends by appearing with a new hair growth. He claims a simple home recipe cures dandruff and hair loss and darkens gray hair. The mix uses bay rum water Barbo Compound and elycerine, applied to the scalp twice weekly.

Union Officers Retain Key Posts After Ballot Shuffle

Hurley’s name was struck from the ballet and Moore was elected recording secretary a post he has held since 1912. He is the only officer of the former administration to be re elected. Ernest Fehrnstrom and Charles N. Ross contested for financial secretary with results too close to declare. The vice presidency race between James J. Conroy and Philip A. Corbett was also tight as counting continued.

House Washburn Board of Labor and Industries State Department of Health Board of Agriculture Newhall Stoneham Greenwood Everett Committee Upon Public Service Norfolk County Hurley Moore Carmen Ernest Fehrnstrom Charles N. Ross James J. Conroy Philip A. Corbett

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