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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
2
Former President Taft, at Bangor Theological Seminary, calls Wilson's Senate speech on peace an epoch in U S foreign policy. He spoke during the convocation lecture course in City Hall, concluding his remarks with a final statement.
The speaker praises President Wilsons call for a world league to curb lawlessness and enforce due process. He notes the speech advances foreign policy by engaging the American public, while urging careful limits on armament and a just peace shaped by future international justice.
Billy Sunday campaigners plan shore prayer meetings along north and south shores near beach amusements to combat influences they call evil in summer. Chairs from the Tabernacle will seat attendees at seaside venues as 46 000 meetings in Boston drew 005 891 attendees, averaging 18 per meeting. Demolition of the Tabernacle proceeds with stoves sold and heaters taken by a single man.
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