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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
2
Preliminary arrangements were made in New York for a Made in America exposition to be held this winter, likely in late January. A temporary committee authorized Joseph Hartigan to form two organizing panels, with plans to recruit business firms manufacturers and exporters to back the project.
The £25,000 damages suit by Thomas Taggart Democratic national committeeman from Indiana against Delaven Smith owner of the Indianapolis News was withdrawn after the paper retracted its charges. Mayor Joseph F E Bell also filed a separate $25,000 slander suit against the News owner.
In Everybody's Page featured by the Sunday Post, experts explore how covert operatives protect map data and navigation plans, underscoring methods used to limit exposure and safeguard sensitive locations. The piece signals readers to expect detail on encryption, compartmentalization, and practical defense tactics.
A conference of commissioners from New York New Jersey Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts and the District of Columbia began a movement for a uniform national schedule of weights and measures. The meeting called by Commissioner Hartigan will continue through tomorrow and Saturday. The group noted the federal constitution grants Congress power to regulate weights and measures nationwide but has never been invoked.
Gov Walsh visited Worcester Fitchburg and smaller towns drawing crowds from 50 to 2000. He criticized the Republican platform as meaningless generalities and accused Samuel W McCall of vague statements about the current administration.
Mayor Curley of Boston and Governor Walsh toured Worcester and Fitchburg then spoke at rallies in Westfield Huntington Chester Lee Lenox Pittsfield Palmer Warren West Brookfield Brookfield Spencer and Leicester before Worcester. An injured Palmer worker praised amendments to the workmen compensation law noting two thirds wages instead of one half. Lieutenant Governor Barry spoke early but fell ill with an asthma attack at Pittsfield and may not resume campaigning.
President Hibben at Princeton offers a 100 reward for the vandal who ripped from the Cleveland Memorial tower visitors book the first page bearing signatures of ex President Cleveland and ex President Taft. The page, torn from the dedication souvenir, has been photographed for reproduction.
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla removes scrofula sores boils and eruptions by purifying the blood. It argues external applications fail to treat eruptions and promises rich red blood improved digestion and a strengthened system. Insist on Hood's Sarsaparilla. Get it now.
New York, Oct. 29. Mrs Sally Donnelly McCall Conway, niece of Thomas F Donnelly and Edward B McCall, lost a bag with bridal gifts after marrying Nicholas T Conway at the St Regis. The bag disappeared en route to Murray Hill Hotel, possibly left in a taxicab with a platinum bracelet, lava set diamond, pearl and diamond pin, a $20 bill, and small coins. Judge Donnelly offers a reward for its return.
Secretary Bryan closed his Iowa campaign with an address urging voters to lift up the hands of President Wilson by defeating Senator Albert R. Cummins for re election. He then left for Omaha to begin a tour of Nebraska starting tomorrow.
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