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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

11

Hoodlums Mar Play Parade On Roof During Bunker Hill Day

Hoodlums on a roof near 173-175 Bunker Hill street threw pebbles and a bottle at Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley’s carriage during the Bunker Hill Day parade. Two youths were arrested. a third suspect, John Broderick, was later detained. Police warned more arrests may follow.

Governor John Hale Fitchburg Walsh Curley Charles H. Cole James D. Coady MacDonald and Watson Alexander Rorke Tammany Hall New York Charlestown Elm Bunker Hill Streets Marshal Healy Andrew T. Wilson Bunker Hill Street Forts Navy Yard Common Street Winthrop Square McDonald Buckley Catholic Literary Union Chers

Outline Plan for Peace of World Conference Report

The conference rejected pure peace branding and backed a League to Establish and Maintain Peace focusing on enforcing peace through economic pressure and, if needed, force. Taft and Lowell led, opposing sterilized diplomacy. Berger criticized militarism while Filene urged staged economic sanctions and boycotts as initial measures.

Resolutions Committee League of Nations League George W. Kirchwey Columbia University A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University United States Lowell Victor C. Berger Wisconsin H. Pereira Mendes New York Judicial Tribunal The Taft John Bassett Moore Mr. Taft David J. Lewis Maryland Berger Kirchwey Teddy Edward A. Filene Boston Independence Hall America League of International Law and Order South America Europe High Seas John Wanamaker Atlantic United States Senate Biock Senate

Lime Combats Tuberculosis Ad for Eckman Alterative

Advertisement touts lime based Eckman Alterative for tuberculosis citing Dr Ira Van Giesen May 11 1912 Medical Record as authority. Claims easy assimilation and safety with no habit forming drugs. sold at Riker Drug Stores and leading druggists.

Ira van Giesen New York “Medical Record Riker Drug Stores Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Boy Falls From Top Floor Window In Chelsea

Eight year old Cles ton Mitchell fell 25 feet from a top floor window at 37 Cherry Street Chelsea. He was taken to Frost Hospital with internal injuries and his condition was reported as possibly fatal.

Concord N. H Eva L. Towle Cuticura Dept. T. Boetom Cherry Street Chelsea Cleston Mitchell Frost Hospital

Boston broker sued over conspicuous clothing suit

A Norfolk county case filed in the country clerk office lists John B. Walcott of 1514 Beacon Street Brookline Boston as the defendant in a suit brought by J C Littlefield Inc. of the city seeking legal remedy over a large collection of nobby clothes.

Norfolk Country

Summerfield Outing at Nahant Beach

The fourth annual Summerfield Furniture Company outing was held at Nahant Beach yesterday. About 150 employees attended the event at the Summerfield summer home and enjoyed athletic events including a fat men's race and a tug of war.

Summerfield Furniture Company Mr. Summerfield Nahant Beach Nahant

Speaker Clark Warns River Business Men in St Louis

Speaker Champ Clark told the St Louis Press Club that the Mississippi Valley risks losing Panama Canal advantages unless river terminals are developed. He warned river trade needs modern terminals to harness the canal's potential.

Clark ST. Louis Champ Clark St. Louis Press Club Today Mississippi Valley Panama Canal

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Gov. Walsh Watson Ncholas H. Flynn William J. Kirwin Division 1 Michael J. Goff MacDonald Patrick F. Healy Massachusetts Infantry Naval Brigade Signal Corps Bunker Hill Fred B. Bogan U. 8 Abraham Lincoln S. of W Dudley School Sacred Heart Cadets St. Joseph’s Church Somerville St. Mary’s Cardinal Cadets High Monument Square Winthrop Street Sullivan Square Winhthrop Hayes National Hotel Joiner Chelsea Street Tribunal Lyman Abbott Edwin A. Alderman Virginia Alexander Graham Bell District of Columbia Rudolph Blankenburg Charles R. Brown Connecticut Francis E. Clark Massachusetts John M. H. Finney William W. Foulke Indiana Cardinal Gibbons Washington Gladden Ohio George Gray Delaware Myron T. Herrick John Grier Hibben New Jersey George C. Holt Darwin P. Kingsley Samuel W. McCall James B. McCreary Kentucky Victor H. Metcalf California John Mitchell Alton B. Parker George H. Prouty Vermont Jacob H. Schiff John C. Schaffer Chicago Robert Sharp Louisiana Edgar F. Smith Pennsylvania Charles R. van Hise Benjamin Ide Wheeler Harry A. Wheeler Illinois Drew P. Whits William Allen White Kansas George Grafton Wilson Luther B. Wilson Oliver Wilson Stephen §. Wise Theodore S. Woolsey James L. Slayden Texas David H. Greer Bernard N. Baker Victor L. Berger Edward Bok Arthur J. Brown Edward O. Browne R. Fulton Cutting John Joseph Swain Edwin Warfield Henry St. G. Tucker Newton B. Baker John Bates Clark Frederick N. Judson Missouri James M. Beck Frank S. Streeter New Hampshire Jacob M. Dickinson William H. Taft William Hodges Mann Leon S. Rowe Oscar S. Straus Thomas Raeburn White Hamilton Holt Theodore Marburg John Hays Hammond Boylston St Washington St Andrews Waltham Jordan Marsh Company A. W. Jones CO Chauncy ST Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Brockton Bangor Lewiston Haverhill Manchester Woonsocket Skill Dental Co Skill Dental Offices U. S. Treasury Washington Street Gilchrist’s Filene’s Aves Nn Trace
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