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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
2
Mrs. Minnie Sweezey of Malden filed a libel for divorce against John A. Sweezey of Revere in Suffolk Registry of Deeds and asked for a $15000 attachment on his personal and real estate to secure support and maintenance pending trial.
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the sole source of pure blood to strengthen bones muscles and organs. It claims effectiveness for scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite and fatigue and urges readers to buy from all druggists today.
The Ottoman government ordered a thorough inquiry into a secret society with branches in Syria and Europe aiming to create an independent Arabian state under British protection. The investigation seeks to identify the promoters and the society's object.
An Ottoman era inquiry reveals a society aimed at sowing turmoil in the country through assassinations and other crimes. Thirteen defendants faced the court martial in Beirut with eleven executed, two pardoned due to age, and authorities to publish compromising documents and correspondence.
The British steamer Evandale put into St Johns Newfoundland after seven days at sea from Boston to Manchester England. Storms battered the vessel damaging steering gear and exhausting coal supplies. Captain McKay reported hurricane conditions throughout the voyage.
Publicity drives fire loss reduction says Fire Prevention Commissioner John A. O Keefe at Pilgrim Publicity Association luncheon. He cites Peabody school tragedy and Chelsea Salem conflagrations as warning and calls for automatic sprinklers in Boston blocks and stricter roof and fuel controls.
John B. Moors of the Public School Association urged women to vote and register for the upcoming school committee election at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw at 151 Commonwealth Avenue. He stressed the responsibility on women as their only vote remains. Audience members debated suffragists and antis viewpoints.
Washington reports the National Association Opposed to Women’s Suffrage plans to meet December 13 and send 300 suffrage opponents to the White House on December 6 and December 14 to press President Wilson for support against a federal amendment. The group plans to influence Congress this winter while Wilson reportedly remains favorable to suffrage but opposed to a federal amendment.
Mrs Silas E Milroy to testify in defense of Charles H Lucas at his Dec 1 arraignment for allegedly slaying his stepfather with a baseball bat last Saturday night. Lucas pleads not guilty and is held without bail until next hearing. his mother asserts self defense.
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