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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1918
Page
9
Washington Sept 27 Major Majority Leader Martin said there would be no vote on the suffrage resolution before Monday even if supporters attempt to keep the Senate in session. Efforts of Senator Martin and others to push the measure faced delay.
Concord New Hampshire September 27 The Hon George H Moses of Concord was nominated for United States Senator to succeed the late Jacob H Gallinger at the Republican senatorial convention here today The vote stood 450 for Moses and 201 for former Governor Rolland H Spaulding of Rochester and
Irving H. Drew of Lancaster holds the senatorial seat by gubernatorial appointment.
Frank Brochieri of Spring Street Boston defies the draft act saying the U S has no right to compel citizen registration. He declares he will not fight or wear military uniforms. Pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Hayes and is held for trial next week in federal court. employed by a South Boston machine company.
Authorities warn that the disease spreads through the breath and secretions from the nose and throat. Hands constantly touch the mouth and face, highlighting the need for hygiene measures to prevent transmission.
In Pittsfield on September 27 the court heard that counsel for Charles S. Mellen and his wife Mrs Katherine L. Mellen will present arguments tomorrow in the action seeking to deprive Mrs Mellen of her dower rights.
A New York divorce case halted after Mel len recalled a possible discussion of alienation of affections involving Mrs Mellen and Mrs Harry Douglas Brown. Attorney Warner cites risk of prejudice and the judge adjourns to tomorrow as the divorce trial is set for January term.
Chairman Michael J. O'Leary of the Democratic State committee will resign and cede control to Richard H. Long, the Democratic nominee for Governor. It is likely Marcus Coolidge of Fitchburg will assume control during the campaign.
Philadelphia reports Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board says American shipbuilders have broken the backbone of the submarine menace. He declares German plans failed as Allied powers hold firm in key battles and Holmes praises shipbuilding effort in launching the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
Advertisement urges readers to care for the stomach and bowels to prevent illness. Emphasizes the digestive system as the largest body organ and central to health, urging taking advice and maintaining gut health for overall well being.
An advertisement promotes Dr True's Elixir as a family laxative that improves stomach function and expels parasitic worms. It claims benefits for both adults and children and urges readers to start using the product.
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