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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1915

Page

3

Shaw Cocktail Pitch Hits Campaign Crowd On Rainy Day

Prohibition candidate William Shaw spoke to over 400 on Charles Street Mall urging followers to drink his "Shaw" cocktail made with one egg malted milk ginger and soda water rather than visit saloons. He argued the liquor habit enslaves the afflicted and urged support for prohibition with emphasis on statewide mobilization before November 2. Dr Ira Landrith of Nashville spoke on why Dixie went dry.

William Shaw Charles Street Shaw United States Machinery Company Ira Landrith Nashville, Tenn Dixie

Pledge Aid to Jews in War Zone Rally Draws Thousands

Thousands of Jews gathered at mass meetings across Boston to raise funds for European Jewish relief. About $5000 was collected and many pledges of 10 to 50 dollars monthly were promised for the war duration, as audiences heard of massacres and torture in Europe.

Bostom Europe

Boston Synagogues Launch War Relief Campaign

In Boston at the Ohel Jacob and Adath Jeshurun synagogues a large meeting organized a citywide fund drive for Jewish war relief in Europe. Committees will canvass every Jewish home, with Louis D. Brandeis leading the relief committee and Abraham Koshland treasurer. An executive board and permanent coordinating body were authorized.

Adath Jeshurun Blue Hill Avenue Greater Boston Europe Nathan Pinanski New England American Jewish Relief Committee Jewish Relief Committee Louis D. Brandeis Abraham Koshland

Sermon Advocates Keeping Money at Home and Peace

Dr. Madison C. Peters at Clarendon Street Baptist Church urges diverting funds from European aid to domestic industry. He calls for arms limitation by major powers and argues battleship costs neglect the unemployed amid widespread hunger.

Europe Madison C. Peters Clarendon Street Baptist Church America

Enrolment Reaches New High At Wellesley College

Wellesley College opens the year with a freshman class of 495 and total enrollment about 1520 the largest in its history. A cap and gown service is held at Houghton Chapel before classes. Freshmen curriculum shifts give three hours weekly in English and mathematics each. Freshman sports begin with three rowing crews and two hockey teams organized as a new addition.

Wellesley College Houghton Chapel

Police officers invited to pul motor lecture in Cambridge

Police officials of Boston and Cambridge have been invited to attend a lecture and demonstration of the pul motor by Ernest Barker at Franklin Council 8 Royal Arcanum. The meeting at 695 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge is open and will start at 8:30 this evening.

Boston Cambridge Ernest Barker Franklin Council Royal Arcanum Massachusetts Avenue Campridge

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