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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1915

Page

5

Russians break Austrian line on Stripa River

Russian forces rout Austrians on the Stripa River in Eastern Galicia piercing the last line of defense and storming a key strong point on the Austro German right flank near Petrograd dated October 13 via London.

Petrograd London Galicia Stripa

Russians gain foothold on left bank Styr and take Glavoranka fort

Russian forces push north of the Romanian frontier storming a strong fortified hill east of Glavoranka on the Stripa river. They secure Rovno district and Volhynia roads while attacking Austrians near Kolka Chartoresk. Prisoners reach around two thousand.

Dvinsk Glavoranka Stripa Buchach Pinsk Kolka Chartoresk Styr Rovno Volhynia Olyonka Ikna

Boiler explosion in Weymouth traced to same cause as earlier factory blasts

State police report that Weymouth Monday blast and prior Grover shoe factory in Brockton and Barney factory in West Lynn failures shared a weakening of a lap seam boiler. Acting Chief Neal says inspectors are only beginning their probe and expect the same conclusion.

Weymouth Grover Brockton Barney West Lynn Neal

Carson to Stay in Cabinet Amid Balkan Policy Rumor

London October reports said Sir Edward Carson faced a resignation from the British cabinet. The attorney general denied the rumor this evening, noting no break with the cabinet over Balkan policy and confirming he remains in office.

Edward Carson London House of Commons

New Haven Road Trial Begins For NYH&H Directors

In federal court New York New Haven and Hartford railroad directors face trial under the Sherman anti trust law. Rockefeller attended and sat near the jury box as talesmen were examined. Three jurors were tentatively chosen with more to follow amid bids for separate trials for six others.

New York New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Hunt Rockefeller Talesmeéen Edward D. Robbins New Haven Road de Lancey Nicoll United States R. L. Batts

Clapp Urges Income Tax Reform at State House

Robert P. Clapp of Lexington for General Electric urged replacing corporate taxes with an income tax before the state special taxation commission. He proposed compulsory returns with penalties for perjury and urged protections so individuals taxed on corporate income are not taxed again on their holdings.

Robert P. Clapp Lexington General Electric Company Commission On Taxation State House

Another Plant for the Allies in New Hampshire

The $2,000,000 Freeman’s Point paper plant in Portsmouth, owned by Equitable Trust of New York, passed to American Steam Gauge & Valve Company to produce war munitions for the allies. Backed by J. P. Morgan and led by R. B. Phillips, it becomes a branch of Dupont Powder Company, which has $27,000,000 in contracts. General Electric reps plan equipment installation. Start with 1000 workers.

George Macullough Miller Miller Portsmouth N. H Freeman’s Point Equitable Trust Company of New York American Steam R. B. Phillips J. P. Morgan Dupont Powder Company General Electric Company

Concord High to Play Framingham Saturday at Framingham

Concord High School coach William Dee announced a Saturday afternoon game with Framingham High to be played in Framingham. Concord’s next home game is scheduled for Wednesday against Wayland.

William’ Dee Concord Framingham High School Framingham Wayland

Adamson Cough Balsam Ad Claims Easy Cold Cure

Vintage advertisement asserts one bottle of Adamson Cough Balsam cures almost any cold, presenting a bold health claim for household relief.

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