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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
3
Russia informs Teheran that the Anglo-Russian convention securing Persian integrity will lapse if Persia signs a separate pact with Germany and Turkey. The warning targets the current and any future Persian government allied with nations at war with Russia.
The St. Louis Federal League club announced on Oct. 19 it would revert to standard bleacher prices next year after deeming 10 cent baseball unsatisfactory. The league supports the 10 cent plan and may require the club to reserve some seats at that price.
The Richard Briggs Company of Boston sues Arnold Lawson of Egypt and Winchester in Suffolk Superior Court for the price of assorted liquor glasses supplied during 1908 and 1909. The list includes champagne, beer, brandy, whisky, port, and water glasses, enough for an old hunt dinner.
The Compact delves into questions of life after death with essays and reflections. It surveys spiritual beliefs, cultural practices, and literary perspectives shaping public curiosity about existence beyond the grave.
City Councillors James J. Storrow Walter L. Collins and John J. Attr idge of the Good Government forces and James A. Watson backed by Mayor Curley and the Democratic city committee filed nomination papers for the upcoming City Council election. Thomas J. Kenny also filed. Other candidates included Frank B. Howland Dennis F. Reardon Otto J. Reidl and Patrick A. Kearns. Four seats will be filled on Dec 14 with three three year terms and one one year term to replace late Councillor William Woods. Storrow as a potential mayoral candidate remains uncommitted.
The platform for Boston City Council candidates in the December 14 1915 election pledges a segregated budget with itemized department spending a pay as you go policy against new debt and bonds and continued funding for street and sewer construction The group notes members experience on the budget commission and promises to outline attitudes on future issues as elected
Mrs Mary R French a Boylstone street dress maker sues John A Emery a contractor and mason and member of the Ancients for $80 000 alleging breach of promise The defendant about 70 years old recently married his present wife a widow Mrs M A Bachelder already connected to the suit date yesterday in Superior Court
Mrs French attaches real estate and bank deposits of Boston builder Emery for 86000 in Suffolk registry. The action follows her claim of a love affair with Emery after his 1914 second marriage. Her divorced husband lives in Lowell and had separated seven years earlier.
The American consul at Dundee reports the Ilama remains stranded at Shea Skerries Westary Scotland with a prize crew aboard. The admiralty sends another steamer to pump oil from intact tanks to lighten the vessel.
Charles Hilles, chairman of the Republican national committee, says yesterday’s results show near parity in Maryland with official canvass pending. He notes Massachusetts and New York Twenty-third District debates focused on national administration policies, citing William S. Bennett’s victory by about 11,000 and Boston Post commentary that McCall’s election tests the administration.
Unofficial Ohio vote tabulations show state-wide prohibition defeated by 30 000 to 40 000, with five other proposals rejected. Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League said campaign leaders were encouraged and plan to keep up the fight after yesterday’s election.
Fordham moved to raise its football eligibility standards and urges smaller colleges to focus on scholastic work. The piece argues that reducing reliance on freshmen on varsity would cut down on claims of imported players and ringers.
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