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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
9
The general staff chief and the adjutant-general resigned after Cabinet repudiated Seely's guarantee. Rumors circulated that they refused to reconfirm or defend the position amid growing political pressure and party divisions.
An ad for TIZ promises instant relief for tired feet and corns and calls for a 25 cent box. The remainder discusses British political crisis with resignations by General French and Colonel Seely, king’s involvement, and looming general election.
A Vermont mother reports her son’s leg infection from a cut greatly improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Despite intense itching and pain, the leg healed within four weeks. The ad promotes Cuticura for eczema rashes and skin conditions with free samples and a Skin Book.
Mazie quits motoring by parental decree and forms a class labeled Bachelor Maids. A full color feature appears on the next Sunday Post page.
The Liverpool Post says June is the latest date for a general election. It claims King George influenced an agreement by Unionists and Liberals to pass home rule for Ireland and Welsh disestablishment with a general election to follow. The plural voting bill remains unsettled.
A majority of Currah cavalry officers in Dublin declare they will resign rather than be sent to serve against Ulster. They condemn the government for repudiating the agreement with Brigadier General Gough, commander of the Third Cavalry Brigade.
In London on March 27 the war office met with top generals to seek reversal of their resignations. Generals French and Ewart refused to stay while Colonel Seely remained secretary for war, offering to withdraw only if Seely were removed amid strong public opposition.
The Prime Minister appears ready to abandon Colonel Seely amid a large radical supporter bloc. Rumor says Seely has resigned and that Lewis Harcourt will replace him with Lord Emmett promoted to Colonial Secretary.
Poem from Roxbury dated March 26 by Maura Quinn laments Ireland's long struggle for liberty justice and glory. The verse personifies Erin and questions when Britain will restore the ancient wealth and dignity to Ireland and lift the nation from sorrow.
London report says John Burns, labor leader and president of the Board of Trade, may replace Colonel Seely as Secretary of State for War. Seely could be assigned another post or retire.
The New York line is about 97 percent complete at the Brooklyn station and will be in commission.
Telegrams from Miguel Diebold of Huerta's consular service report rebels repulsed at all points and prisoners taken, with a feint to lure them over mines. Villa countersay reports say rebels hold a base near Gomez Palacio and that the fighting centers on artillery while Torreon siege plans advance. Observers caution on official claims amid a renewed press embargo.
Chicago's municipal store, opened Feb. 19 to sell supplies at cost to the needy, has averaged only 9.11 dollars per day. City advocates acknowledge the venture has not filled a long felt want as of the comptroller's report.
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