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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1918

Page

7

Price Fixing Probes Begin on Clothing

Investigations into fixing prices on common wearing apparel are being conducted by representatives of various retail associations. Chairman Baruch of the War Industries Board said the process will proceed after retailers submit recommendations and then be discussed with manufacturers.

Washington Baruch War Industries Board

Pres Hopkins to address Dartmouth grads at City Club

President Ernest M Hopkins of Dartmouth College will speak at the Boston City Club tomorrow night on a message from college and country. J W Newton of the Dartmouth Club will intro. Thomas W Proctor will preside with Homer E Keyes and Prof James P Richardson as speakers. Alumni include Lewis Parkhurst Channing Cox Charles T Gallagher Edwin A Bayley and Charles H Donahue.

Ernest M. Hopkins Dartmouth Boston City Club J. W. Newton Dartmouth Club Thomas W. Proctor Homer E. Keyes James P. Richardson Lewis Parkhurst Ginn & Co Channing Cox Charles T. Gallagher Edwin A. Bayley Charles H. Donahue

Prevent Spanish Influenza with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

Public ad claims a preventive measure for Spanish Influenza urging readers to take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets in larger than normal doses as a plan to avoid illness, describing it as a good preemptive step rather than waiting to become sick.

Remembering Captain McConnell and a Boston Regiment

A first drive through No Man's Land in France is described with vivid detail. The narrator recalls Captain Joseph W. McConnell's heroic death while leading a flanking move. The piece honors the courage of his company, mentions others like John Welsh, Fred Emmons, and John Todd, and praises leaders including Colonel Edward L. Logan and Major Thomas F. Murphy.

Chateau Thierry Joseph W. McConnell Joe Boston Danger McConnell Framingham Neufchateau Pemberton Square Williams John Welsh Fred Emmons Charlestown Bart Welsh Emmons Welsh Edward L. Logan Thomas F. Murphy

Dart mouth adjutant braves front after crash and hospital escape

An adjutant from Dartmouth, severely injured in an auto collision near Chateau Thierry, deserts the hospital after seizing a uniform, travels back to the front via cattle car and gun caisson, and returns just in time to lead with the regiment. His injuries include a stiff right arm and several ribs out of place.

Bowie Dartmouth Chateau Thierry Germany

Henry Jewett back on stage in Cop ley Theatre return

Henry Jewett resumes stage work at Cop ley Theatre in New York after years away. The American premiere of The Chinese Puzzle, previously running in London, unfolds as a semi oriental drama set in London with Chi Young, the Chinese ambassador, playing a pivotal role guiding the plot to a satisfying conclusion.

Copley Theatre Henry Jewett America London Victorien Sardou Chi Young Jewett

United States Buys Five Dutch Steamships From Holland Owners

Five Dutch steamships carrying tobacco coffee copra and other merchandise valued at 8 to 10 million dollars were requisitioned by the government last March and have now been purchased by the United States from the Holland owners for storage on government terms.

United States

Rumania Closes Black Sea and Danube Ports

The British admiralty reports German wireless dispatches picked up at Moscow say Romania has declared all its ports on the Black Sea and the Danube closed. This development comes amid ongoing World War I correspondence and strategic naval moves.

Rumania Black Sea Danube London Moscow

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