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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1916

Page

2

Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Ad Promises Gray Hair Reversal

An advertisement touts Q Ban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye that reaches roots to restore gray hair to a dark even shade. It claims hair becomes soft long thick and free of gray with a money back guarantee. Sold for 50 cents at Liggett's Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston Cambridge and Chelsea Massachusetts. Mail-order option noted for out of town customers.

Liggett’s Riker- Jaynes Drug Boston Cambridge Chelsea Mass

Prohibitionists of the State Hold Convention and Banquet

The State convention and fall banquet of the Prohibitionists meet today at the Ford building 15 Ashburton place. Sessions begin 1 pm in Kingsley Hall with a 6 pm banquet in Ford Hall to adopt a state platform nominate 18 presidential electors and elect state committee members for 1917.

Ford Ashburton Place Kingsley Hall Ford Hall State Committee Solon W. Bingham Fletcher Osgood Chelsea Leroy D. Peavey Malden Chester R. Lawrence Frank Auchter Anna C. M. Tillinghast The Progressive Women of Massachusetts David M. Lockrow Clinton J. Taft

Labor Suit Before Jury Over Malicious Prosecution Claim

Ferdinand Delfino seeks 10000 damages in a case against John Gangeni Samuel Zorn and George E Roewer alleging malicious prosecution in 1914 decisions. Delfino claims wages due 3678 for workers at 141 Richmond street and cites a July 3 discharge for want of prosecution as key events. The trial before Judge Fessen den started in Boston Superior Court with labor union attorney Roewer representing the defendants and Charles R Ross for Delfino.

Ferdinand Delfino John Gangeni Samuel Zorn United Garment Workers of America Boston George E. Roewer Fessenden Delfino State Board of Labor and Industry Richmond Street Charles R. Ross Roewer

U S Open to Stowaways

Two German youths brought as stowaways on the Isle of Lewis were held for immigration at Long Wharf. They escaped a locked room but surrendered to officials, were released after a hearing, and welcomed the news they could legally enter the United States. They said a key joy was receiving free transport from Spain on the British steamer.

Isle of Lewis Long Wharf United States Spain Holland

English for Alien Pupils at Boston Continuation School

M. J. Downey announced a free English program for non English speaking night workers at Boston Continuation School. Classes run daily with morning and afternoon sessions. Topics include civics sanitation hygiene home education and opportunities of the country. Citizenship classes soon to be established with practical instruction in civics US history and geography.

M. J. Downey Continuation School Boston United States

Reserveman Winslow Promoted for Quick Fireman Murder Arrest

Louis M Winslow of the Boston police last night earned a regular patrolman rank out of turn. His promotion followed his clever arrest of John Gilstarp, charged with murdering a fireman on board ship at the Atlantic Works on September 1.

Louis M. Winslow Boston Winslow John Gilstarp Atlantic Works

Blacklist Ruined Firm According To Arlington Witness

J Herbert Mead of Arlington told the United States Court that the Aroostook Potato Shipers Association effectively wrecked his company by listing it. Mead represented R E McLatchy & Co of Clinton.

Aroostock Potato Shippers’ Association United States J. Herbert Mead Arlington R. E. McLatchy & Co Clinton

Potatoes Listing Case Tangles Sherman Act Probe

The defendants charged with Violation of the Sherman act include Carl C. King and John H. Hovey of Maine plus Clarence H. Powers Edward H. Doyle and H W Sylvester implicated as agents in a listing system that barred selling to certain buyers. The court debated what constitutes an Aroostook potato amid disputes over county origin and quality.

Carl C. King Carribou Association John H. Hovey Mars Hill Clarence H. Powers Maple Grove Edward H. Doyle New York H. W. Sylvester Boston Doyle Sylvester F. W. Gibbons Arooston Gibbons Parker Aroostook County Aroostook F. W. Gibbons & Co

Wilson U K s Anti War Song Hits White House Support

Pittsfield report notes the song We ll Vote for the Man Who Kept Us Out of War written by M A Jones and C Philip Gooney. President Wilson expresses gratitude via Secretary Tumulty and the piece is endorsed by the Democratic national committee for campaign use. The chorus urges voting for Wilson for four more years.

Pittsfield Wilson M. A. Jones C. Philip Gooney Tumulty Democratic National Committee Mr. Jones Woodrow Wilson

Belfast Man Heads Maine United Baptists

Belfast man Frost of Belfast was chosen as the second president of the Maine United Baptists at their first annual convention in Portland. Officers elected include Rev. W. R. Wood of Saco and Walter A. Danforth of Bangor as vice presidents, Rev. C. F. E. Owen of Waterville as recording secretary, Rev. I. B. Mower of Waterville as corresponding secretary, Rev. George H. Hamlin of Lewiston as associate corresponding secretary, George M. Gaffam of Portland as treasurer, and Albert E. Neale and A. E. Smith of Portland as auditors. The convention will meet next October at Presque Isle.

Portland United Baptists’ Convention of Maine Presque Isle Orlando Frost of Belfast Carl E. Milliken W. R. Wood Saco Walter A. Danforth Bangor C. F E. Owen Waterville I. B. Mower George H. Hamlin Lewiston George M. Gaffam Albert EE. Neale A. E. Smith

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