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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
16
In Buffalo Ca niscus College the seismograph marked its strongest quake in seven years with a measured direction 10 degrees north and 115 degrees west, about 2000 miles southwest near Guatemala where a major shock struck about two weeks ago.
Harvard's Crimson rejects joining a coalition of major East Coast college papers that bars liquor advertising. The paper will not accept the federation's bylaws and will continue to carry liquor ads without constraint.
James A. McKibbon, a prominent Boston attorney, criticized Socialists at a Common Cause Society gathering. He attacked an Irish Socialist speaker from a nearby stand and argued that socialists misinterpret justice and fail to understand its principles.
Arthur Ryder 10 of 633 Dorchester avenue was taken to City Hospital with a fractured jaw after being struck by a car driven by Oscar P Williams of 259 Massachusetts avenue at Massachusetts avenue and Boylston street.
At the Hotel Astor conference Louis Brandeis urged open congress as the path to Jewish unity while Louis Marshall and Samuel Dorf criticized mass Jewish involvement. Solomon Schechter proposed a limited committee and Brandeis pressed for a democratic assembly and a Palestinian home.
Adolph Krause convened a discussion among Jewish groups about forming a congress on a democratic, open basis with 120 delegates. Participants urged coordinated action to press for equal civil political and religious liberty for Jews, though no final plan was adopted.
Charles MacDonald 51 of 67 Fuller Street Brookline was found dead in his room early yesterday. Assistant Medical Examiner Mackie ruled death by own action due to gas asphyxiation. He lived with a wife and two children and bade them good night Saturday without any prior warning.
George W. Perkins chairman of the national Progressive party writes to Secretary William C. Redfield outlining measures to prevent the United States from becoming a dumping ground for European goods after the war. The published text is self explanatory.
The writer argues for a permanent nonpartisan tariff commission to protect American industries from European dumping after WWI. He critiques the tariff change and urges a constant, expert tariff panel to assess needs of industrial concerns and set balanced duties. He cites fairness to Americans and Europeans and calls for practical measures.
G W Perkins signs off as chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Progressive Party. He states the document outlines the needs of each industry affected by the tariff and closes with a formal farewell.
The 47th season of B Y M C Union classes begins this evening at 48 Boylston Street. Over 50 classes and cooperative clubs will session this season including advertising, free hand drawing, elementary German and Italian, penmanship, public speaking, and more.
John K. Allen advertising manager of the Christian Science Monitor will speak on The Place of Advertising in the Business World at the Pilgrim Publicity Association adverting class meeting directed by the educational committee tonight.
May C O Better daughter of Andrew L Better of Revere married Edward I Fitzgerald of Chelsea in the Immaculate Conception Church rectory Revere. Rev James Lee pastor officiated.
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