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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1916

Page

18

Peary's Prophecy on Defences of the Nation in Vermont

A large gathering in Vermont heard Admiral Peary outline three core prewar defense goals including eight 8,000 knot battle cruisers, a separate air service with a cabinet liaison, and universal citizen military training. He warned the U.S. must act now to deter war, proposing a coast defense network and aviation education to mobilize 10,000,000 trained soldiers in emergencies. John Barrett warned a Mexico war would threaten Pan-Americanism, with speakers highlighting thrift and national preparedness.

Montpeliier Vermont Samuel W. McCall Massachusetts Charles W. Gates Charles E. Clark Oregon Peary Navy Theodore N. Vail American Telegraph & Telephone Company Vermont Veterans’ Association of Boston Felix W. McGettrick McGettrick F Company Vermont Regiment Admiral Peary Bennington Board of Trade United States Department of Aeronautics Army Switzerland Australia Great Britain Air Service Department An _ aero Coast Patrol Eastport Brownsville San Diego Cape Flattery Washington John Barrett Mexico Hetty Green Bellows Falls Charles E. Gleed Topeka Kansas

Raised Boy to Be a Soldier Opinion Sparks Local Debate

Alfred Bryan voices pro war stance as he defends sending sons to fight Mexico and to defend the nation. His remarks followed news that his son Alfred Bryan Jr. married at the Bryan Hollywood home. The elder Bryan cites the popular song I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier as a counterpoint to pacifist sentiment.

Los Angeles Cal Mexico America Alfred Bryan Roosevelt Alfred Bryan, Jr Bryan Hollywood

Progressives Seek New Chicago Convention Against Hughes Nomination

Bainbridge Colby announced a national Progressive conference to debate the party split over the Hughes endorsement. The Chicago meeting, possibly on Aug 5, aims to mobilize delegates from across the country and pressure state conventions toward an independent ticket. Parker’s letter cited star chamber actions and urged a broad, representative gathering.

New York Chicago Bainbridge Colby National Committee Charles E. Hughes Colby Theodore Roosevelt Calby John M. Parker Louisiana Progressive Party Parker Star-Chamber

McCarthy Urged as Brighton Republican Candidate

Jeremiah J. McCarthy, former surveyor of the port and a noted figure among state Republican leaders, is being urged by Brighton voters to seek the Republican nomination for the General Court. Petitions circulated for days call for his candidacy ahead of the September 26 primary.

Jeremiah J. McCarthy Brighton Mr. McCarthy

McCarthy Likely to Enter Race as Petitions Favor Candidacy

A Boston petition drive, led by Joseph I. Stewart and a committee of local figures, strongly signals that McCarthy will declare his candidacy when petitions are submitted. The group includes Lincoln Baxter, Theodore W. Warren, and Edward M. Langley among others who previously worked with him in Congress. McCarthy's prior government service under McKinley and Roosevelt is noted along with public commendations from merchants Eben D. Jordan and R. H. White.

Kinross Road William Munroe Commonwealth Avenue Lorenzo D. Baker, Jr Chiswick Road Charles A. Walker Selkirk Road Edward M. Richardson Leamington Road L. Gordon Glazier Egremont Road McCarthy McKinley Roosevelt Eben D. Jordan R. H. White

Cohasset Summer Colony Presents A Trip to the Moon

Cohasset's exclusive summer colony actors staged the musical comedy A Trip to the Moon in the town hall. Proceeds benefited the Cohasset Veteran Firemen's Association and drew audiences from Egypt Scituate and Hingham summer colonies.

Cohasset

One Cent for Each Heir in Bizarre Wakefield Will

Anna K. Gilman of Wakefield files a will in East Cambridge Probate Court leaving one cent to each legal heir, citing decades of received ingratitude. The document names trustees Johns Hopkins’ Daniel G. Gilman, Richard Britton of Wakefield Savings Bank, and George H. Sweetser, now deceased. A mystery man calling himself Gilman appears, claiming long familiarity with the estate. probate may move to another court.

Anna K. Gilman East Cambridge Gilman Daniel G. Gilman Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore Richard Britton Wakefield Savings Bank George H. Sweetser Britton

Women 10 Take Prize For Boston Elks Parade

Boston Elks plan to win first prize in tomorrow's parade with wives daughters and sisters in allegorical New England progress roles on a monster float. About 16 000 Elks expected to march with women leading the display and aiming for victory while Juneau Alaska and Porto Rico entries also compete. Exalted Ruler E C Carr Past Exalted Ruler Jere Hurley and Dr P J Cronenw lead the contingent. Cronen wears a Paul Revere costume hoping to ride a horse described as trusty. See next Sunday Post.

Baltimore Boston Elks New England Galaxy of Fair Women Advancement Boston United States Juneau Alaska Porto Rico E. C. Carr Jere J. Hurley P. J. Cronew Paul Revere Dr. Cronew

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