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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
11
In Kansas City Mo on March 1 public school teachers and workers pledged support for President Wilson. Resolutions adopted by the supervision division of the National Education Association accompanied by an applause filled demonstration.
An American refugee reports German physician Dr Schroeder, who treated Francisco Villa in Parral Chihuahua, was arrested by General Murguia. Villa was not found during a house to house search. Schroeder reportedly received 50 lashes daily for three days before release.
Captain Christopher H. Chase a veteran Brockton police officer and treasurer founder of the State Police Relief Association died at his Brockton home aged 68 He joined the department in 1887 and served many years in public safety
In New York on March 1 Dr. Orestes Ferrara announced that Cuban revolutionary leaders would withdraw from public life if President Menocal would take steps to preserve Cuba's independence and liberty and avert American intervention. Ferrara, speaker of Cuba’s House and head of the Liberal party delegation, also offered his own withdrawal on the same terms.
Meigs Georgia March 1 Linton Clinton a young Negro released from the county chain gang yesterday was lynched near here today after he had confessed to assaulting a 6 year old white girl reports say.
Four year old Little Max Pendergrast suffered chronic constipation from birth. His mother credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with quick relief and states the family will never be without it. The ad promotes a mild effective laxative containing pepsin, no narcotics, and urges readers to request a free trial bottle by mail.
Miss Harriet A. Donahoe of Dorchester testified in Superior Court that Dr. Arthur C. Mair at 276 Tremont Street assaulted her during a payment dispute over dental work performed by Dr. Daley. She described being restrained in a chair with forceps and said she suffered illness, headaches, and bruising. the trial, over a $5000 damages claim, continued with cross examination and witness corroboration from her mother.
State Senate yesterday endorsed President Wilson’s stand in the present international crisis. The stand behind the President resolution was approved without objection, following House passage earlier in the week.
Both chambers passed, with suspensions, a bill authorizing Governor to replace militia on guard duty with 300 temporary special police officers for two months at 3.50 a day, militiamen favored in appointments. The House also engrossed a fish weirs bill for Buzzards Bay and considered Beaver Brook funding. Senate engrossed a convention salary bill. defeated a public building masonry requirement. judiciary opposed age increase to 18 and hosting out-of-state clergy marriages.
March 1 Rochester approaches Port of Bordeaux region after passing German submarine blockade on voyage from New York. The American steamer reached the Gironde mouth anchoring off Verdon at 9:30 AM awaiting favorable tide after weighing anchor at 5:30 AM.
Acknowledgment notes that Pauilise and its crew will be honored here in a ceremony mirroring the tribute given to the captain and crew of the Orleans. The event emphasizes gratitude and camaraderie with maritime ties.
Paris March 1 The Oriental Navigation Company of New York presents a 50,000 franc check to the Mayor of Bordeaux to honor the safe arrival of the freighter Orleans. The funds are to be used for war services as designated by the city authorities.
The item mentions Lady Bountiful's lively uncle and his memory of marbles and points readers to Gene Carr's humorous drawings in the next Sunday Post.
Rheumatism is easier to avoid than to cure. Dress warmly keep feet dry and drink water. Eat less meat and avoid rich foods. Uric acid from meat settles in joints causing rheumatism. Four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week may stimulate kidneys to normal action and rid the blood of impurities. Jad Salts, an inexpensive lithia drink, is claimed to help kidneys and uric acid elimination.
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