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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
5
Hanover N H Sept 2 The 148th year of Dartmouth college opened with the largest enrollment in its history. Officials expect over 1900 students, including 46 freshmen. President Nichols spoke at the chapel service in Webster Hall on the topic Citizenship.
Advert shows Gets-It as a corn and callus treatment that dries instantly and allows shoes to be worn over it. It claims removal in eight hours with no harm to flesh and urges trial for corns warts or unions. Available from E Lawrence & Co Chicago or Boston retailers.
An advertisement touts daily or alternate day use of Clarks Thinning Salts to reduce weight. It warns against underfeeding and harsh exercise and cites a booklet from The Orient Co. in New York.
From the Republican viewpoint the key outcome of the primaries was the defeat of Lieutenant-Governor Cushing by ex-Congressman McCall, which removes the sectarian issue from the State campaign and rebukes leaders Ham and Cushing for elevating it. The party, rebuilding after four lean years, avoids making the sectarian question the main fight against Governor Walsh.
The Republican Party faces uniting factions from a split primary as it heads into state and national issues. Cushing congratulated the rival and urged followers to back the nominee, a spirit mirrored by Councillor Ham after his defeat by Senator Calvin Coolidge.
The article lists Executive Council nominees by district including Parker, Andrews, Murray, Holmes, Buckley, Walgatt, Ingraham, Mulligan, McNally, Smith, and Wright with party designations. It analyzes primary results, noting Republican plurality, limited Progressive impact, and shifts due to Prohibition, Walsh support, and potential coalitions with the Prohibition vote for Clark.
City Council votes to sell the old probate court site to Kimball Building Trust for 475000 with a 60 day option. Ex mayor Fitzgerald argues against the sale while Daniel J. Kiley defends the deal and criticizes the public hearing process. Mayor Curley indicates he will sign.
The Massachusetts State Branch of the National German Alliance protests to President Wilson against a proposed wartime loan to Britain and France. It warns of potential bankruptcy of those nations, risks to U S finance, and urges neutral trade rights and non contraband commerce to protect American interests.
Mary P. Fox as treasurer filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday for Allen & Fox Express Co located at 384 Warren street Roxbury. Liabilities total 19023 with assets estimated at 13107.
The Intercolonial Transport Corporation of New York libels the cargo of the S S Joseph W Fordney docked at Hoosac in Charlestown to recover 2761.92 dollars for flax and tow shipped from Archangel Russia to Boston last summer.
The so called man of mystery remains unidentified. Authorities say he claimed to be a German spy and his detention at the psycho pathic hospital is part of a plot to reveal military secrets after being taken from the Hotel Touraine Saturday night following odd behavior.
Former Senator James H. McKinley, 66, prominent politician and businessman, died at his home on Mammoth Road in Lowell.
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