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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
7
Buckskin tops and brown buckskin tops priced with five dollar patent leather vamp items. New ten dollar serge dresses and women’s braided serge dresses priced fifteen dollars on Filene's Fifth and Sixth floors respectively.
President Wilson challenged domestic critics during a luncheon address and late speech to defend his foreign policy. He urged unity, cautioned against partisan use of politics, and defended government initiative in national economic and maritime efforts while outlining aims for private enterprise and international cooperation.
Advertisement claims Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer smooths gray or faded hair without dye. It soap shamps hair to darken evenly, restoring color at roots and glands. Sold 50c, money back, at Liggett's stores in Boston Cambridge and Chelsea Massachusetts. mail order for out-of-town customers.
In an afternoon speech at Buffalo, President Wilson urged minimal partisan feeling in discussing national affairs. He stressed the need for calm, honest debate on domestic questions and cautioned against letting foreign relations be used for political advantage.
A Boston delegation of over 30 business leaders heads to New York for a Waldorf Astoria luncheon hosted by the Wilson Business Men's National League. Massachusetts attendees include Endicott Endicott-Johnson executive and former Gov William L. Douglas. They plan to attend a Madison Square Garden rally with President Wilson delivering a major campaign address.
Joseph Robinson age 26 a drover of Randolph employed by Lincoln F Stetson died in Quincy City Hospital from a fractured skull. An autopsy by Assistant Medical Examiner John V Higgins Randolph found that injuries may have been caused by being hit by an automobile. He was found unconscious beside Granite street Braintree last week.
The army officers board headed by Brigadier General Francis H. French completed its preliminary study on machine guns in Washington and adjourned to later meet at the Springfield armory for practical tests of weapon types.
A Berne despatch cites the Neueste Nachrichten of Munich stating Lieutenant-Generals von Chrott and Emil Henigst, who commanded on the western front, have been placed on the retired list.
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