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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
3
Charley White renowned boxing referee lies near death at his New York home after months of illness. His last ring appearance was the Willard Moran bout at Madison Square Garden. White officiated many major contests under Horton law. His son, stationed at Camp Upton, was summoned to his bedside.
The British war office reports air raids on German targets including Billets at Roulers and locations around Saarbrucken. Bombing hit railway lines near Saarbrucken, munition works and gas works at Pirmasens with seen effects from the explosions.
A vintage advertisement touts Gets-It for corn peeling, claiming quick removal with ease and a cheerful result. The copy emphasizes simple use and positive outcomes, typical of promotional patter.
In Munich on October 31 Count von Hertling’s peace aims were outlined by Bavaria’s premier to the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies. He denied Bavaria’s separate reply to Pope Benedict’s peace note signified independent policy and stated it fully supported the German empire’s overall peace stance.
Count von Hertling argues Belgium favors moderation and respects Belgian wishes. He rejects any surrender of Alsace Lorraine and says government form for the territory cannot be rushed. He promises Bavarian internal reforms and closer cooperation with the Chamber of Deputies.
Ottawa announces elections set for December 17 with Prime Minister Borden urging voters to limit debate to compulsory military service. Sir Wilfrid Laurier to lead Liberal opposition as bitter fight looms across provinces. Soldier vote expected to heavily influence results.
Mr. Stone serves as president of the Detroit Trust Company as part of the new government service framework involving various trusts. The article notes his prominent role among financial leaders contributing to the reform.
Walter Lawler was sentenced yesterday afternoon to six months in jail on the charge of stealing a $250 microscope and a bag owned by the Har-
A Providence arrest amid drug-use suspicions follows Lawler’s appearance with a microscope and bag. Washington food administrator Endicott set to arbitrate wage scale controversy after conferring with coal dealers and Lynn workers yesterday.
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