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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
1
Roosevelt cites Theodore Roosevelt to condemn William Jennings Bryan after the former secretary resigns from the cabinet and addresses Germans, praised as a faithful servant of Germany. The piece frames Bryan as aligning with German interests and contrasts him with American policy and patriotism.
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt critiques pacifists and Bryan in a Metropolitan Magazine August essay. He argues for preparedness and criticizes the peace-at-any-price position amid current international tensions.
Theodore Roosevelt references Ezekiel chapter 3 verses about watchmen who warn against the sword. The article notes the duty to trumpet warning and the fate of those who ignore it. Continued on Page 2-First Column.
Washington announced a conference of AFL and Machinists leaders to discuss the strike at Remington Arms and Ammunition in Bridgeport Connecticut. Bridgeport labor leaders say the strike proceeds as scheduled with workers set to walk out at noon tomorrow and full stoppage expected within a week across Remington and subcontractors.
J. J. Keppler and John A. Johnston, vice-presidents of the Machinists Union and the Structural Iron Workers, said after a lengthy meeting that their committee will present demands to Remington Works manager Major W. G. Penfield. Johnston stated the negotiator in New York failed to arrange a settlement despite best efforts.
Hellen M. Crocker reported a Sharon girl whose rumored elopement or abduction has stirred sensational local interest.
London dispatch reports Warsaw in Russian Poland ordered evacuated as German drives push a 900 mile battle front. Russians describe the move as strategic to straighten the line amid a massive conflict with six million men involved on both sides.
Cambridge politician Frederick S. Deitrick begins a statewide walk from Lebanon Mountain to Pittsfield, a seven mile leg today, as part of his single leg stumping tour for Massachusetts governor. He delivers brief talks at gatherings and receives attentive, respectful receptions along the route.
Ellen M. Crocker 19 and Walter S. Cram, Sharon Box Factory superintendent, were linked to a sensational automobile escape last Monday. Police investigations shifted the narrative from kidnap to a planned elopement, revealing new details and challenging earlier abduct story.
The Daily Mail reports from Rome that Fort Hansel commander Malbor ghetto chief is replying only spasmodically to Italian fire. Severe fighting continues on the Isonzo front with a large-scale Italian attack on the Corso Plateau beginning today.
Six year old Gertrude Ingraham of 187 Heath Street was struck by an ice cream truck on Freath Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon. She suffered a fractured collar bone and bruises to her right leg and was taken home for treatment.
Miss Helen M. Perkins, 15, drowned in the Annisquam River while clinging to her pastor Rev. Arthur Howe Pingree after he saved her companion Helen Marston previously. Mrs. George A. Perkins and Campfire Girls observed the drowning as waves surged and the minister failed to surface with the girl.
The record lists lunar phases for July and August plus several 2011 details and wartime milestones. It notes Saturn Venus and Jupiter as morning stars, lamp times, and observances such as St. Margaret's Day and Garibaldi’s Sicily actions in 1860 alongside Sherman’s Atlanta battles in 1864.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler Tuesday and moderate variable winds from the west. In Washington on July 18 the forecast for Northern and Southern New England is partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday fair.
Washington July 19 The draft reply to Germany will be laid before the Cabinet tomorrow and is expected to be brief and an ultimatum. It will affirm that the United States will uphold traditional maritime law and warn that further violations risk severing friendly relations with Germany.
Rescue teams battled flames as victims trapped on the first floor were stifled by smoke. A pile of burning mattresses impeded access while hospital staff treated survivors in critical condition.
A fire at 46 Beacon Street Chelsea early today killed Michael Jankosski his wife Mary and seven children ages 5 to 19 plus a boarder James Walata. Chief Hudson of the Chelsea Fire Department said an incendiary origin is suspected and an eighth occupant survived with facial injuries.
A blaze in a first floor bundle of mat tresses sent dense smoke through a three story brick house. The Jankowski family on the top floor suffocated before escape as the open skylight acted as a flue drawing flames upward. The ad mentions Hay's Five Fruit and merchandise from S. Pierce Co and Cobb Bates Yerxa Co.
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