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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
4
London Oct 9 The memorandum to neutrals from the allies on admitting belligerent submarines into neutral waters or ports outlines their position and requests decisive action.
The allied powers urge neutral nations to bar belligerent submarines from neutral waters and ports to prevent use as bases. Submarines’ submerged travel, unidentified national character, and need for rest make them hard to regulate. Any belligerent submarine entering a neutral port should be detained to avert dangers to navigation.
No papers were filed in the Supreme Court yesterday by Democrats of District 22 who say they are aggrieved by the city division by the apportionment commission. Papers to attack the report are in process of preparation and may be heard by the full bench at a special session next week.
Giuseppe Reno charged with stabbing Michele Oriola of North Street through the throat. Oriola listed on the dangerous list at the Relief Station as Reno was held in $10,000 bail yesterday.
Six hundred Methodists greeted Bishop Hughes newly appointed to the New England diocese at a Convention Hall dinner. He urged support for the Billy Sunday movement and asked denominational leaders from Congregationalists Baptists and Episcopalians to back the effort.
Patrolman Albert E. Pearson of the Revere police subdued and arrested Ira Taylor of Lynn and Thomas Dowling of Lynn after a mile chase. The pair are charged with highway robbery of Martin Cooley of Lynn, who identified them and their loot, including $6 found on Dowling. They will be arraigned in Revere court.
Declan Treacy a Cambridge chauffeur residing at 483 Columbus Avenue was convicted of manslaughter in the Superior Criminal Court at Fast Cambridge for the July 3 collision that killed 58 year old Adeline E Smith of Cambridge. He was captured after a chase by Cambridge Patrolman McNamara near Harvard Bridge into Boston.
James J. Coughlin drum major of the Ninth Regiment returns from furlough to wed Mrs Mary A Coughlin at Gate of Heaven Church South Boston Rev Walter A Lambert officiating
In East Cambridge Miller's River two Cambridge policemen and a prisoner wade from the water, John Callahan of 2293 Elm Street being pulled from the mud after leaping in to avoid arrest for drunkenness. The officers are Andrew and Mahoney of Station 3. Walter F. Waldeman, 17, a Penn freshman, dies after injures from tackling a practice dummy in Philadelphia.
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