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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1916

Page

5

Charlestown Firemen to Celebrate Big Boston Fire Anniversary

The Charlestown Veteran Firemen's Association will mark the Boston fire anniversary on November 9 at 15 Salem Street Charlestown. Captain Charles S Damrell, past commander of the Ancients, will attend. his father John S Damrell was a former chief.

Charlestown Bunker Hill Boston Salem Street Charles 5. Damrell The Ancients John S. Damrell

Russians Sink Two German Submarines Off Murman Coast

A Russian torpedo boat yesterday sank two German submarines after they attacked a Russian wireless station at Lepnavolok on the Murman coast. Several persons were killed by the submarines’ gunfire, according to Petrograd reports echoed from London.

Chruazianlaa London Met Lepnavolok Murman Petrograd

Hughes in Answer 10 at Wilson Nomination Armory

Charles F. Hughes spoke in Baltimore at the armory where Woodrow Wilson was first nominated. He assailed the President's policy toward American trade abroad and replied to Dr. Charles W. Eliot's statements endorsing the policy.

Baltimore Charles F. Hughes Woodrow Wilson

Hughes Critics Administration On Foreign Policy And Nonintervention

Mr Hughes condemns the administration for diplomacy without dollars or sense and for nonintervention abroad. He cites Mexico and American miners, urging protection of American lives and property overseas. His speeches contrast tariffs and governance with a call for stronger global responsibility. He spoke in Ingerstown and prepared to tour West Virginia.

Eliot Mr. Hughes Mexico Interstate Fair Grounds Hughes West Virginia

State Board Starts Foreign Market Boom

The State Board of Labor and Industries foreign trade department, led by David G. Montt, begins cooperation to connect Massachusetts manufacturers with foreign markets. Montt, a Chilean native, aims to gather details of local products to open business opportunities abroad.

State Board of Labor and Industries Foreign Trade Department David G. Montt Massachusetts Mr. Montt The

Mayor's Son Weds in North Cambridge

Miss Gertrude A Saunders wed Percy G Cliff son of Mayor and Mrs Z Cliff of Somerville in St James Episcopal North Cambridge with seven maids of honor. Ceremony at St James Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Ernest M Paddock followed by a reception at Mrs Janet Esther Saunders home.

Mayor Cliff North Cambridge Gertrude A. Saunders Powder House Terrace West Somerville Percy G. Cliff Z. ¥. Cliff Somerville St. James’ Episcopal Church Ernest M. Paddock Fred J. Cliff Janet Esther Saunders

Tunnelling mountains new war pictures from Italian front

The Pictorial Section of the next Sunday Post features new photographs from the Italian front showing tunnel warfare and underground operations. The images highlight engineers, soldiers, and battlefield destruction amid trench and hillside landscapes.

Next Sunday Post

Governor McCall Calls Special Primary in Boston for Seven Districts

Governor McCall has called a special primary in Boston on October 23 for the seven districts affected by the Apportionment Commission. If the writ of mandamus from John P. Mahoney prompts changes on Wards 22 and 23, the proclamation may be amended without shifting the primary date.

McCall Boston Apportionment Commission Supreme Court John P. Mahoney

Mahoney Seeks Redress Over City Apportionment

John P. Mahoney of Ward 22 files petition alleging gross inequalities in the third finding of the Apportionment Commission. He cites disparity between wards near Boston's inner city and growing suburban wards, with East Boston Charlestown and the city proper overrepresented while Dorchester Jamaica Plain West Roxbury Hyde Park and Brighton are underrepresented.

Chelsea Revere Boston John P. Mahoney Ward Charlestown West Roxbury Dorchester Jamaica Plain Hyde Park Brighton

Court sentences Thompson and Effelman for jewelry conspiracy

In New York on October 10 Judge Sheppard on special assignment in the Federal District Court sentenced Hans Edward Thompson and Fred Effelman to 13 months each in Atlanta federal prison after their recent conviction for conspiring to smuggle jewelry valued at $15,000 into the United States. He remarked that New York could tempt one to defraud Uncle Sam and criticized the city for high taxes and charges.

New York Hans Edward Thompson Fred Effelman United States Sheppard Florida Federal District Court Uncle Sam New York City Atlanta, Ga

Oct 12 Holiday With Pay For War Dept Employees

About two hundred employees at the Boston office of the War Department quartermasters division will observe Oct 12 as a paid holiday, after action by Congressman James A Gallivan. Secretary of War Baker, via Brigadier General Sharpe, ordered the holiday with pay for War Department quartermasters staff in Massachusetts while Oct 12 remains a Massachusetts legal holiday.

Boston Quartermasters’ Division War Department James A. Gallivan Baker Sharpe Massachusetts

Fugitive Cardinelli to Remain in Italian Custody

New York report says Antonio Cardinelli will stay with Italian authorities due to the lack of an extradition treaty between the U S and Italy. Detective Felix de Martini, sent to Italy to secure his return for trial in the Barnett Baff murder case, returned with the Italian government's refusal. District Attorney Swann was asked for guidance by Italian officials.

New York United States Italy Antonio Cardinelli Barnett Baff Felix de Martini Cardinelli Swann

Man to be Tried in Italy After Forwarded Testimony

The testimony in the case will be forwarded in translated form to Italy for trial. The move indicates legal proceedings proceed abroad with a local court handling the case after translation.

Italy

Man and Wife Injured in Wenham Car Collision

Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge R. Anderson of Wenham were thrown from their car at Wenham Four Corners in a collision with John L. Saltonstall's vehicle. Mr. Anderson suffered fractures to left arm and leg while Mrs. Anderson had a broken nose and facial lacerations. Saltonstall was unhurt.

Eldridge R. Anderson Wenham John L. Saltonstall Wenham Four Corners Mr. Anderson

Fire damages UW building dome. students help save the hall

Fire in the main hall of the University of Wisconsin at Madison destroyed the dome and threatened the building. Students aided in bringing the blaze under control. Faculty estimate losses not more than $16,000.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin

Gasoline Disaster Burns Pittsfield Teenager

In Pittsfield on October 10, 17 year old Fred R. Wise son of the water works superintendent suffered severe burns when a flaming gasoline can was hurled from a city tool house by Martin Burke to avert an explosion. Burke was only lightly burned.

Pittsfield Fred R. Wise Fred J. Wise

Convention Opens Today at First Presbyterian Church

The Massachusetts Sunday School Association begins its annual convention at 10 this morning at the First Presbyterian Church Columbus avenue and Berkeley street. Delegates from across the state attend. Right Rev Edwin H Hughes of the M E church New England opens with an address. Governor McCall and W C Pearce of Chicago will speak this evening.

Massachusetts Sunday School Association First Presbyterian Church Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Edwin H. Hughes M. E. Church of New England McCall W. C. Pearce Chicago Organized Sunday School Work of North America

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