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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
12
The British Labor Party decided by a large majority to withdraw its members from the cabinet at the close of the present Parliament, which is expected to dissolve soon. The decision was announced at a London conference today.
From Sept 12 to 11 AM on Nov 11 American aviators report 473 German machines brought down with 253 confirmed. Day bombing groups dropped 116,818 kilograms of bombs inside German lines.
The October report shows the society investigated 824 cases and examined 7780 animals, with 17 prosecutions and 16 convictions. It removed 188 horses from work and humane ly destroyed 156 horses and 404 small animals. The stock yards area examined 58 820 animals with 126 destroyed. Travel ing officer logged 8514 miles, investigating 268 cases and inspecting 11 650 animals, with 48 prosecutions and 46 convictions.
Channing H. Cox reports spending 555 for his election under the corrupt practices act with 500 to the Republican State committee 50 to the Republican Club of Massachusetts and 5 to the Republican town committee of West Springfield. James F. Aylward spent 1088 for Congress. Horace A. Carter spent 275 for Governor's Council. Richard Olney spent 691 for Congress. The Boston Democratic city committee received 2600 from Richard H. Long and 100 from Arthur W. Dolan, split among ward chairmen. The Democratic city committee also reports 2600 from the Gaston campaign committee before the primaries.
The comic opera type of warfare sometimes used by Mexico is humorously examined in a Lincoln Steffens piece titled Bunk in Boston Post Sunday Magazine for next week.
Hagerty's King, a Boston terrier sold for 2500 dollars, led the Boston Terrier Club show at Horticultural Hall in Boston. Mrs. George E. Dresser of Thompson Connecticut owns him, with Mrs. Harry B. Torrey of East Weymouth handling him in specials. Proceeds go to the Navy Relief Society as over 200 dogs competed with high judge difficulty in selecting blue ribbon winners.
Mrs. Francis H. Scheeler brought a prize string from Townsend Harbor for the Boston show despite a jinx. Pocono Zoe a bantam toy terrier died of convulsions while preparing for the event, as winners included Garrity Punch and Rocket with other top awards awarded to Dilham Prime Minister and Katinka Pal in puppy classes.
A large German cruiser is aground near Malmo Sweden, a Copenhagen despatch reports. The commander refused aid and the ship reportedly carries a substantial number of airplanes onboard.
A German wireless message from London says the new Prussian government will confiscate entailed crown property and place it under the finance ministry. Personal property of the former king and family remains unaffected.
Medical authorities state most stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid. Artificial digestives may harm. Take a few ounces of D isolierte Magnesia after meals with water to prevent excess acid and sourness. Bisulated Magnesia is inexpensive and harmless for upset stomachs.
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