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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

4

Speakers Warn America to Avoid War Unity Event in Boston

The Boston gathering of over 400 speakers and officials urged neutrality in the European conflict. Mayor Curley, Gov. Walsh, and Congressman Reilly spoke on loyalty to the United States, disarmament, and equal rights, praising Irish, Jewish, and other immigrant communities while condemning bigotry.

America Curley Boston Walsh Commonwealth of Massachusetts Thomas L. Reilly Connecticut A. C. Ratchesky Crowley Congressman Reilly Patrick Ireland Gallivan Commonwealth Congress James O’sullivan Lowell Europe Washington Old Bay Holy Catholic Church Frederick W. Mansfield Treland Francis J. Horgan

Bandits Steal $89 From Dorchester Meat Market Owner

Two masked men accost Jacob Levine as he walks home near midnight. They point revolvers from a dark Elmo street alley and take the $89 Levine has on him. Levine offers no resistance. The incident occurs near 105 Blackstone Street and Dorchester resident lives on Erie Street.

Jacob Levine Blackstone Street Erie Street Dorchester Levine Elmo Street

Gutierrez Agency Seeks U S Recognition

Jose Vasconcelos, head of the Gutierrez agency, says he has retained counsel and will ask President Wilson to recognize the Gutierrez provisional government. He argues recognition would not admit usurpation by Carranza and Villa. Villa representative Enrique C. Liорente reports railroad restoration progress and a likely completion within a week.

Washington Jose Vasconcelos Gutierrez Agency Wilson Gutierrez Aguascalientes Carranza Villa Enrique C. Liorente State Department Mexico City

Trade Board Begins Work on New Federal Trade Commission

President Wilson presided over a White House conference with the Federal Trade Commission members. Chairman Davies said the program aims at constructive helpfulness and immediate investigation into common selling agencies abroad run by foreign corporations to decide if similar agencies should be organized in American business.

Germany Yorktown Wilson Maine Mexico America Carping Europe Washington Davies Federal Trade Commission White House

Canopic First Foreign Vessel Cleared After Boston Neutrality Edict

The White Star liner Canopic sailed at 8 30 last night as the first foreign vessel to depart Boston after Collector Billings neutrality edict took effect. The signal was exchanged with the US steamship Brooklyn and permission to pass was granted.

White Star Canopic Boston Billings White Star Line United States Brooklyn

White Stops Robideau in First Round at Philadelphia

Charlie White of Chicago, the lightweight, stopped Sam Robideau of Philadelphia in the first round of six at a Philadelphia venue. Robideau was dropped three times after a sharp uppercut and was saved when his seconds halted the bout at nine.

Philadelphia Charlie White Chicago Sam Robideau Robideau

Prepared to Defend Old Glory at Irish Societies Banquet

Speakers including Governor Walsh and Monsignor Splaine at the Federated Irish Societies banquet at the Revere House pledged Irish Americans would defend the United States and the flag if needed. They decried European autocracy, praised Ireland, and condemned anti Catholic prejudice in Congress and immigration bills.

Walsh Monsignor M.a Splaine Revere House America Europe John R. Murphy Ireland China Japan Sons of St. Patrick Monsignor Splaine Massachusetts Union

Darken Gray Hair Recipe Promoted By Local Resident

A Kansas City resident touts a home mixture to darken gray or faded hair, boost growth, and soften strands. The formula uses bay rum glycerine and Barbo compound mixed in water, applied every other day, then biweekly, claimed to cure dandruff and avoid staining. The advertisement asserts a 10 to 20 year younger appearance.

Kansas City

Stranger at Your Door in Sunday Post Guide

The Sunday Post offers tips to prepare for a mysterious visitor coming to your home. Practical steps, safety reminders, and quick home checks are highlighted to help readers handle unexpected guests confidently.

Doctor's Advice column offers home remedies and OTC tips

Readers submit health questions on dandruff digestion kidney issues rheumatism obesity cough and catarrh. Dr. Lewis Baker prescribes shampoos tonics sulpheri tablets menthol preparations Vilane Powder and home remedies with directions for use and where to obtain them.

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