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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1917

Page

2

Germany and Austria Make Bid for Peace

Chancellor Dr. Michaelis states that Britain seeks only wartime victory and German officials reveal alleged French plans for conquest. He cites secret French debates and treaties involving Briand Ribot and Russia, arguing Germany must resist calls for territorial renunciation and uphold a defensive war.

Edward Carson Germany Rhine Joseph King A. Bonar Law House of Commons Great Britain Russia Michaelis

Austria Ready for Honor Peace and Lasting Reconciliation

Vienna July 29. Foreign Minister Czernin says Austria-Hungary is ready for an honorable peace but will fight to the last if the Entente refuses negotiations on the basis of a peace by understanding as outlined by Germany. He cites Berlin and Vienna unity and urges universal efforts to secure guarantees preventing a future war. He stresses internal reform toward democratization while resisting external intervention.

Briand Ribot Moulet Cochin Petrograd France Lloyd George Paris M. Doumergue Berthlot Romania M. Briand Alsace-Lorraine Saarbruecken Rhine M. Tereschenko Syria Russia Austria-Hungary Otto Kar Czernin von Chudenitz David Lloyd George London Reichstag Dr. Michaelis Germany Vienna Berlin Reichsstag Tag Count Czernin Austria Hungary

Food board fight reaches Wilson as conference ends

Conference committee reaches complete agreement on all questions. Final enactment of the bill this week is hoped for by the conferees but not regarded as certain.

Conferees near finish on war bill differences with White House

Representative Lever and Senator Chamberlain lead Senate talks over remaining disputes with President Wilson on wartime controls. The panel aims to settle the food board and broader necessaries provisions as changes broadening federal regulation pass the conferees.

Lever House Chamberlain Senate Wilson White House

Food administration powers expand amid wartime controls

A new section authorizes requisitioning of factories, packing houses, mines, pipelines or other plants producing designated necessaries for military or public use. Just compensation is included. A Senate amendment to appropriate 10 million for acquiring soda nitrates for fertilizer and sale to farmers at cost was adopted. The Senate provision tying food admin employees to civil service was dropped, but the Pomerene amendment to regulate advisory commission contracts was accepted.

Senate Pomerene House Nelson The Food Administration Advisory Commission

Iceless Refrigerator and Sun Drying Demo at Boston Library

Demonstrations of an iceless refrigerator and a sun drying apparatus for fruits and vegetables drew crowds at the Boston Public Library as part of the Women's Municipal League food conservation exhibit. A pine box unit used evaporative cooling to reach about 50 degrees, while the drying system exposed sliced produce to sun and dust protection, finishing with a warm oven minute to kill insects. The display featured dried lettuce, celery, and other produce, plus a canning exhibit and resource tables with multilingual bulletins and gardening guides.

Women’s Municipal League Boston Public Library Alice Blood

Seven tipped from canoes on Boston's hot Sunday

On Boston's hot Sunday 8000 people canoeing on the Charles River saw seven capsize and wash ashore or be rescued. Meanwhile 750000 residents stayed home and faced heat. four were hospitalized. High reached 83 at 1 30 pm. Names and addresses of five heat victims listed with locations of injuries and relief stations.

Charles River Boston John Connors Hanson Street South End Tremont Street City Hospital Herbert J. Keller Commercial North End Dewey Square Haymarket Square Lee J. Hinckley United States Commonwealth Pier South Boston Park Street Relief John Murphy St. Andrew Road East Boston Meridian and Paris Streets East Boston Relief Hospital

Berlin papers favor holding Belgium amid war debate

Berlin papers split on Belgium in World War I. Lokal Anzeiger rejects Asquith’s question as rhetorical and says Belgium must not return to England and France. Cologne Volks Zeitung argues annexations are necessary to protect German frontiers. Tages Zeitung supports this view. Some radical papers claim the Reichstag’s stance pressures peace without annexations or indemnities.

Berlin Belgium Copenhagen Lokal Anzeiger House of Commons Asquith England France Cologne Volks Zeitung Michael Tages Zeitunge

Woman shows 41 cent meal for six at Roxbury store

Miss Margaret Wiggin of the Women's Municipal League of Boston demonstrates a five cent per person meal for six at the Timothy Smith Company store in Roxbury. The menu includes cream of peanut soup baked corn and cheese breadcrumb brown bread and ivory jelly.

Margaret Wiggin Women’s Municipal League of Boston Roxbury Timothy Smith Company Miss Wiggin

East Boston Woman Falls From Window in Fatal Wounding

Adeline Riggo, 22, of 219 Sumner Street East Boston, plunged from a second story window at her home last night. She sustained a brain concussion and probable skull fracture and is dying at East Boston Relief Hospital.

Adeline Riggo Sumner Street East Boston East Boston Relief Hospital

U Boat Sinks Dutch Fishing Vessels

A German submarine yesterday sank five Dutch fishing vessels eighteen miles from the Dutch coast between Scheveningen and Ymuiden.

Amsterdam Scheveningen Ymuiden

Union Leaders Help End Chicago Switchmen Strike

In Chicago officials from four major railroad brotherhoods arrived to aid ending the strike of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen switchmen. They planned to offer services to both striking workers and railroads and tomorrow may join the general managers' committee. Attendees included H B Sheppard M W Cadle A J Lovell L G Griffing H E B Wills and W F Clark representing the major unions.

Chicago Great Railroad Brotherhoods Brotherhood of Railroad General Managers’ Committee H. B. Sheppard Cedar Rapids The Order of Railway Conductors M. W. Cadle Cleveland Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers A. J. Lovell Logansport Ind Brotherhood of Firemen L. G. Griffing H. EB. Wills Washington W. F. Clark

Mi o na Tab lets relief for indigestion

Do not continue to suffer with heartburn dizziness after dinner distress headache biliousness pain in the bowels of sour and gassy stomach Get relief at once buy today a 50c box of Mi o na Tab lets They quickly and surely end indigestion and stomach distress or money refunded Liggett s Riker Jaynes Drug Stores can supply you.

Liggett’s Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores

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