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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1917

Page

4

Germany to take final steps to avoid war with U S

United States officials report Germany is pressuring to avert war while interning American workers in relief efforts. President Wilson conducts consultations ahead of a Congress address as questions swirl over recognizing a state of war and possible aid to allies. Interdepartmental talks on mobilizing labor and military options continue. Senators urge strong action, while Wilson and Cabinet avoid public speeches to keep focus on preparations.

Germany Berlin United States Hague Wilson Congress Prudandines Ion Eesco House New’ York Senator Hunting Wisconsin Lansing Daniels Baker Department of Labor Gregory McAdoo White House Hasting West Board of Strategy

Leaders begin conferences to speed budget and reform

House leaders from both parties open talks to reintroduce big appropriation bills and wartime reforms as the extra session looms. They plan to assign chairmanships and boost minority representation on committees, while watching anti-Prohibitionist votes and Senate prospects.

Washington House Clark Kitchin Mann Fitzgerald Senate Ways and Means Congress Representative Gallivan Massachusetts Gallivan Representative Hill Connecticut

British cabinet now for woman suffrage debate continues

The Commons debate shows Asquith and Bonar Law backing women's vote as a war service reward. Lloyd George supports conference recommendations except proportional representation. A small opposition remains, but Nationalists back Asquith's suffrage motion. Government plans a bill reflecting most recommendations, excluding two contentious points.

Asquith Andrew Bonar Law Lloyd George Commons Bonar Law Mr. Asquith Walter Hume Long

Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Gets It as a simple, sure corn remover. It claims previous methods failed, while two drops loosen the corn so it can be removed by hand. Sold for 25 cents or by mail from E Lawrence Co., Chicago.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Maine Druggist's Opinion of A Kidney Medicine

ROST of Palmyra Maine attests to Swamp Root's benefit for kidney ailments. He reports using it personally with good results and notes many customers praise the preparation highly for its intended uses.

Maine

Hold Man For Stabbing Wife In Somerville

Thomas W Killien aged 24 of 42 Dover Street Boston is under arrest at Somerville police station on a charge of attempted murder of his wife Lena now in Somerville Hospital in serious condition from a left shoulder wound believed caused by a jackknife. The couple married four years ago but have not lived together recently. He visited yesterday afternoon to persuade her to return. upon her refusal he attacked as she turned to reenter.

Thomas W. Killien Dover Street Boston Somerville Lena Somerville’ Hospital Killien Kil

Alleged Knife Attack Case Details Fragment

A fragment notes an 18 year old allegedly pulling a knife from his pocket and plunging it into her back. Further context and full details are unavailable in the provided text.

Len 18

State Marines Seek 28 More Men for 95-Strong Brigade

Orders from Washington authorize increasing the marine brigade of the naval battalion to full war strength of 95 men. The unit now numbers 67 and is serving with regular marines at the navy yard barracks. Major N. W. Hall, commanding the barracks, received the orders.

Washington Naval Battalion Navy Yard Barracks N. W. Hall

Orrine Drink Habit Cure Promised for Home Use

A paid advertisement promotes Orrine as a secret home treatment to break a drink habit. It claims quick results for husbands, sons, or fathers and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen after a trial. Two forms exist, No. 1 secret and No. 2 voluntary, at $1.00 per box with booklet available. Sold by Liggett's Riker Jaynes drug stores in Washington DC.

Orline Co Washington, D.C Liggett’s-Riker-Jaynes

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