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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
13
Massachusetts Peace Society directors issue a statement outlining constructive measures to unite peace societies and an exposé of certain actions. The document presents a call for peaceful reform and broader cooperation among groups seeking justice and enduring harmony.
The note surveys prevailing misconceptions about who or what the peace movement targets. It catalogs common stereotypes and explains why these simplifications misrepresent the goals, strategies, and actors involved in advocating nonviolence and conflict resolution.
The statement argues peace based on just international relations, not peace at any price. It defends international law, tribunals, and an international executive to compel lawful dispute resolution and calls readers to join the Massachusetts Peace Society to build organized public opinion for peace.
Boston University Law School freshmen were given a reception last night at the Beta Chapter rooms, 64 Pemberton Square. Chancellor Thomas Cheney welcomed the students while Arthur W. MacLean and H. Leslie York, national officers, spoke on growth of the fraternity.
A Copenhagen dispatch reports the German steam er Suez was sunk yesterday off Karlskrona in the Baltic by a British submarine. The crew landed in Sweden today and one crew member was wounded by a shell splinter. shipping records show no steamer Suoz.
Concord observers report the large suffrage banner over Main Street was taken down after the state election as results showed an overwhelming defeat for the suffrage movement. Judge Prescott Keyes, known anti suffrage stance, watched the banner removal amid the renewed tone of the town debate.
Dr. Mary T. V. Moore, head of the baby clinic at Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, will be the lone woman physician attached to the Boston public schools this year. She has been certified by the Civil Service Commission for appointment under the School Board reorganization along with 39 male physicians.
The board will act on appointments on Nov 15 led by Dr. William H Devine as head of nurses and physicians. Each district will have a nurse and a physician to annually examine children and monitor health daily. Contagious diseases will be checked before dismissal. Dr O'Brien, famed for schoolboy sport, joins as school physician and Dr Moore, Tufts graduate, will oversee girls high schools.
A fire at the Boynton yards just over the Cambridge Somerville line destroyed seven horses and damaged a large stable. One man, John Riordan of 20 Marton Street Cambridge, was overcome by smoke. he was treated at Somerville Hospital and returned to assist. About 38 horses, 25 wagons and several auto trucks were saved, with losses estimated at 7000 dollars.
A Belmon t stable owned by H. J. Bushway at 69 Berwick street housed the Bushway Ice Cream Company and Acton Farms Milk Company. Firefighters saved wagons and harnesses but seven horses perished in a gutted section once used by Samuel Andleman of 641 Norfolk street Somerville. Two alarms from Cambridge and Somerville aided the effort as investigators seek the fire's cause.
Advertisements tout Oxidaze a tablet by Dr. Eugene Howard of Worcester Massachusetts for immediate relief and rapid recovery from long standing bronchial asthma and throat and lung diseases. The pill dissolves in the mouth mingling with saliva to relax bronchial muscles open air passages and regulate spasmodic lung action. Users report instant relief at bedtime and better sleep with a money back guarantee from many race druggists.
Seven hundred newsboys cheered as Joe Schneider gave Ernest Glendinning a copper bas relief. Gest could not attend but was honored for hosting the newsboys at the Boston Opera House during the Youth in Experi ence role. The relief was created from 700 pennies melted for the gift.
Washington reports that copies of the latest American note to Great Britain protesting interference with neutral shipping will be handed to the British and French ambassadors in Washington as the Page note is delivered to the British foreign office. France is noted as equally concerned.
Great Britain follows official orders of the French admiralty adopting the British rules for seizure and detention of rebel ships and cargoes with few changes.
The note from Secretary Lansing criticizes the British orders in council especially the seizure and detention of neutral ships bound for northern Europe. It asserts international law allows stop and search but not long detentions without contraband proof. Officials indicate diplomacy may yield an international commission to settle the dispute. The American note has been sent to London for discussion.
Special messengers report that a diplomatic message will reach London and be delivered to the foreign office by Ambassador Page this week.
Two Malden women reported attacks by thieves last night. Susan Perkins, 29 Wilson Avenue, was struck on the left arm and robbed on Main Street. Hazel Moore, 89 Upham Street, was approached by a man who offered help then grabbed her handbag after lighting a match to view a house number.
Vernon C. Kellogg, director of the Commission for Relief of Belgium, arrived in Berlin and will travel to Warsaw for a week to study conditions. He plans to prepare recommendations to the Warsaw government on Polish relief.
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