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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1912

Page

6

Melrose High School Aero Club to Exhibit Flying Models

At Pine Banks Park Melrose on Saturday morning embryo aviators from Melrose High School Aero Club will display flying models of modern aircraft for members of Malden High School's new aero society. The Melrose students built the models and will showcase biplanes monoplanes and racing craft. Their previous Aviation meet last summer earned praise for handling and flying the miniature airships.

Pine Banks Park Melrose Embryo Melrose High School Aero Club New Aero Society Malden High School

Cambridge Police Hunt for Forger Woman

Cambridge police seek a 27 year old, dark complexioned, well dressed woman who passed forged $12 checks at several merchants. She buys goods, gives a check drawn on Federal Trust Company to Walter H. Nolen, signs A. H. Weeks, and leaves with change. Addresses given are fictitious. method involves buying goods then abandoning the bill.

Cambridge Federal Trust Company Walter H. Nolen A. H. Weeks Nolen Boston

Admits Sent Flowers to Avert Separation Suit

New York April 2 Eugene Haight plans to follow Supreme Court Justice Ford's advice by sending violets and a love letter to his wife Susan Haight in hope of ending a separation action. The trial was adjourned a week for him to try this scheme. Mrs Haight accuses her husband of neglect while Haight denies it.

New York Eugene Haight Supreme Court Ford Susan R. Haight Justice Ford

Primaries Lists Close as 20 Ballot Crosses Required

The lists closed at 5 pm with voters to cast two delegates and two alternates in their district, eight delegates at large and eight alternates, totaling 20 crosses. Republican and Democratic ballots show contests for delegates across districts, with Foss, Wilson, Clark on the Democratic side and Taft, Roosevelt, La Follette on the Republican side.

Foss Wilson and Clark la Follette Taft Roosevelt Clark Wilson Secretary of State Democratic State Committee Hoar George Starlow James H. Vahey John A. Kelcher Massachusetts Eugene N. Foss Vahey H. F. Burt Woodrow Wilson New Jersey George Fred Williams John W. Coughlin Fall River W. Murray Crane Charles S. Baxter Frank Seiberlich Boston Frank J. Donahue

Taft Roosevelt Delegates Named Across Massachusetts

A long list of Taft and Roosevelt delegates and alternates is recorded for multiple districts in Massachusetts. Names include Cassius Ward, John Larrabee, Eugene Blake, Embury Clark, Merrick Belchertown, J Drake, and many others with allocators from Pittsfield to Boston.

Frank Seiberlich Boston W. Murray Crane Dalton John Tr. Bates Lucius Tuttle Brookline John W. Weeks Newton Samuel B. Capen Dedham Samuel J. Mider Winchester Janes VV. Cavanagh Reverett Edmund Cote Fall River Roosevelt John D. Long Hingham Benjamin Hi Anthony New Bedford Frank Vogel Joseph Monette Lawrence Chas, H. Innes Walter Ballantyne Isaac Ll. Roberts Ernest G. Adams Worcester Somerville Cassius A. Ward John Larrabee Melrose Taft Cummings C. Chesney Pittsfield Cummings Co Embury P. Clark Springfield William H. Feiker Northampton J. Drake Merrick A. Belchertown J. Clarence Hill Athol David F. Dillon Palmer Charles H. Holmes Irving Benjamin Berase Frank More Benjamin F. Campbell Edgar F. Powers Winthrop Tayal Is. Jenkins East Alfred Tewksbury Edward M. Teustis Virgilio Lombardi Daniel T. Callahan S. R. Romano

Roosevelt-William Nye nominees include Barnes and Mansfield

Nathaniel J. W. Fish of Taunton joins alternates with Barnes and Mansfield as Roosevelt-William Nye selections. Bourne’s Lyman P. Thomas and Middleborough’s appointees fill further alternate slots.

Governor Marshall in Indiana Calls on Governor Foss

Governor Marshall, visiting Indiana, says he came to fulfill an engagement to speak in Springfield. No political significance attached to the visit as Democratic delegates in Indiana are pledged to Governor Marshall.

Marshall Indiana Foss Springfield

Roosevelt On the Way to Louisville

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt departed New York for Louisville Kentucky this evening He will stop in Charles Town West Virginia at noon tomorrow to speak He plans an address in Louisville that evening and a further speech in Parkersburg West Virginia on Thursday He returns to New York Friday.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Louisville Wky Charlestown W. Va Parkersburg

Clarence Hillman to Enter Prison for Mail Fraud

SEATTLE Wash April Clarence Dayton Hillman millionaire real estate dealer convicted of using the mails to defraud and whose case the United States Supreme Court yesterday refused to review will enter the McNeill Island penitentiary next Thursday to serve two years and six months.

Seatting Wash Clarence Dayton Hillman United States Supreme Court McNeill Island

Bilious Feelings Tone Down with Cascarets Ad

A health ad targets readers with head aches yellow skin and dehydration. It promises a cleaning inside with Cascarets a 10 cent box to keep the family well. It asserts gentle relief without causing griping and notes children enjoy the taste while avoiding harsh effects.

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Bonfires Mark Court Victory in Greeley Farm Case

In White Plains Justice Mills dismissed the suit by Nixola Greeley Smith Ward and Ida Greeley Smith to overturn deeds showing the Greeley farm at Chappaqua belongs to Gabrielle Greeley Clendenin. The plaintiffs claim a late Horace Greeley daughter. Bonfires lit by Chappaqua villagers celebrated the ruling.

Mount Vernon N. Y Supreme Court White Plains Nixola Greeley Smith Ward Ida Greeley Smith Greeley Chappaqua Gabrielle Greeley Clendenin Horace Greeley Ida L. Greeley Smith Mills Greeley Farm Clendenin Frank Montrose Clendenin

Descendants of Mormon Bishop Honored in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City April 2 Bishop Hyrum Clawson a pioneer and longtime secretary to Brigham Young died here at age 84 He left a widow 27 children 145 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren the Zion cooperative mercantile institution and Salt Lake Theatre figure in his life

Salt Lake City Hyrum Clawson Brigham Young Zion Co-Operative Mercantile Institution Salt Lake Theatre

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