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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1915

Page

2

Clash Near Tampico Signals Mexican Civil War Battle

Washington reports indicate Carranza and Villa forces may clash near Monterey and Tampico in one of the era’s pivotal civil strife battles. Carranza says Obregon’s advance guard is moving north as Villa’s main column concentrates at Monterey with about 20,000 men.

Washington Carranza Villa Monterey Tampico Mexico Carranza Agency Vera Cruz San Luis Potosi Benjamin Hill Obregon Mexico City Pablo Gonzalez General Villa

Edith Teel Seeks Name Change to William Teel Jr

Edith Isabel Teel, now of Terra Haute, petitions the Circuit Court to change her name to William Ross Teel Jr upon reaching legal age. She is the sole child of William Ross Teel, wealthy scion of Terra Haute’s founding family.

Terra Haute, Inc Edith Isabel Teel Circuit William Ross Teel, Jr William Ross Teel Terra Haute

We Are Better Than We Seem at Huntington Chambers Hall

Charles Fleischer spoke on The Next Generation in Huntington Chambers Hall yesterday. He urged that individuals must trust their best impulses and strive toward ideals, claiming the current generation must pass a better heritage to the next or risk being traitors to the race.

Charles Fleischer Sunday Commons Huntington Chambers Hall Mr. Fleischer New England Gale & Kent

Dr Myers Scolds Modern Sunday Practices

The Rev Cortland Myers D D told Tremont Temple listeners that today’s Sunday is far from the old American Sabbath as people skip churches and attend moving picture houses vaudeville shows and Sunday concerts. He says great cities are Peaks of America and farmers would not house cattle in crowded tenements.

Cortland Myers D. D Tremont Temple America Boston

Gentle Spring Arrives in Overcoat and Muffler

Weather notes describe an early spring arrival in Boston with chilly showers and a trace of snow. Temperatures ranged 32 to 44 degrees, mean 38, a touch above normal, while forecasts promised brighter sun without notable warmth today.

Boston

Japanese Minister to Mexico Going Home

Mineichiro Adachi, the Japanese minister to Mexico, will return to Japan due to chaotic conditions and Mexico’s lack of a responsible government. The secretary of the legation remains in Mexico as the minister departs.

Mexico Yokohama Japan Mineichiro Adachi Foreign Office Legation

Culp and Grainger Delight Full House in Symphony Hall Recital

Julia Culp and Percy Grainger shared a concert at Symphony Hall before a capacity audience. Grainger showcased a lively tone and refined technique in Bach Busoni Prelude and Fugue, Chopin, Ravel, and his own works, while Culp offered Mendelssohn to Wolf with notable warmth and beauty of tone.

Julia Culp Percy Grainger America Symphony Hall Grainger Jordan Hall Chopin Ravel Mme. Culp Mendelssohn Jensen Tschaikowsky Weckerlin Beethoven Carpenter Rogers Hugo Wolf R. Strauss

Big Profits in Trade Risks Highlighted by Former Agent

Gerhardt Daly told a Church of the Social Revolution meeting that industrial insurance yields the largest profits and that policyholders pay high rates for low returns. He accused so called mutual companies of being run by a clique of officials and said he left the business over corruption. Dr. Howard Gibbs argued religion and socialism are compatible and that his faith deepened after embracing socialism.

Gerhardt Daly Church of the Social Revolution Howard Gibbs

Pope Repeats Peace Prayer at Pauline Chapel

Pope Benedict with the papal court and a large gathering including aristocrats and diplomats repeated his world church peace prayer in the Pauline Chapel in Rome. The ceremony mirrored the prior St. Peter's service and followed the Pope's directive to recite the prayer in Catholic churches worldwide.

Rome Via Faris Benedict Pauline Chapel St. Peter’s

Frederick Winslow Taylor Dies at 59 Pioneer of Scientific Management

Frederick Winslow Taylor, originator of the modern scientific management movement, dies in Philadelphia at age 59 from pneumonia. He was a former president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and authored influential writings on scientific efficiency.

Philadelphia Frederick Winslow Taylor American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Widow Catherine Carey Dies at 66 in Dorchester Home

Mrs. Catherine Carey widow of Jacob H Carey formerly of Chelsea dies at her daughter Mrs. Andrew Harringtons home 81 Bowdoin Street Dorchester aged 66.

Catherine Carey Jacob H. Carey Chelsea Andrew Harrington Bowdoin Street Dorchester

Malden Mayor Plans Crusade Against Vice

Mayor Blakeley of Malden said a crackdown on vice would begin after the board confirms Howard H. Tate as police commissioner at the next Tuesday session.

Blakeley Malden Howard H. Tate Board of Aldermen

Rev Frank Powell Installed as All Souls Universalist Pastor

A large congregation attended the installation of the Rev. Frank A. Powell formerly of Manchester New Hampshire as pastor of All Souls Universalist Church in Braintree last night.

Frank A. Powell Manchester, N. H All Souls’ Universalist Church Braintree

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