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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
9
A single page in the upcoming Sunday Post is dedicated entirely to striking war photographs. The feature highlights dramatic images from the conflict, presenting a visual synopsis of the ongoing war effort.
Secretary for War Kitchener told the House of Lords that Britain and France must shield troops from poisonous gases with similar methods to remove a dangerous disadvantage. He praised Canadian and allied offensives at Neuve Chapelle La Bassée and Arras, noted heavy losses, and urged 200,000 more men while stressing continued war-material production.
The proposed coalition cabinet could include Arthur J. Balfour Walter Long the Marquis of Lansdowne John Redmond and Austen Chamberlain with Redmond likely as chief secretary for Ireland. A stronger naval head is urged to boost operations while Asquith remains premier and Kitchener Grey keep war and foreign posts.
An embassy of the International Congress of Women led by Miss Jane Addams of Chicago left The Hague for Berlin to intercede with Germany for peace. The delegation includes Dr Aletta Jacobs Mrs Richard Palthe and Signora Genoni.
The article lists retiring ministers praised for public service led by Lord Haldane and Lewis Harcourt and notes possible successors and new roles. It mentions Bonar Law Austin Chamberlain Balfour Derby Walter Long and F E Smith as invited ministers and contemplates Irish leader John Redmond and Sir Edward Carson possibly joining the cabinet to unify Ireland.
Addison Brennan, a National League pitcher in 1912 and 1913, and catcher Wagner, a Federals recruit, were ordered by Chicago Federals owner Charles Weghman to report to the Springfield Massachusetts Colonial league club, recently formed as an auxiliary Federals unit.
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