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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
12
The legislative committee on agriculture voted yesterday to report favorably on the bill framed by the special commission studying a revision of the dog law. Several amendments are recommended to reduce the measure’s drastic impact.
A proposed act would give the secretary of the State Board of Agriculture near unlimited power over dogs, with annual funding not exceeding 25000 dollars for salaries and expenses. It allows inspectors and dog officers, widens killing rights for dogs that assault people or livestock, and requires owners to kill or confine dogs within 24 hours after notice when dogs have caused damages leading to compensation.
Lieutenant Isaac Simon of C Company 324th Infantry was honored at a Roxbury home yesterday. On behalf of the Maccabean Sisters Mrs. Alpert presented a diamond charm to the officer. Simon, a former Boston newsboy, has a star in the Boston Newsboys' Club service flag.
Concord New Hampshire April 3 Dr Irving Allison Watson secretary and executive officer of the State Board of Health since 1881 died today after several weeks illness. He previously served as secretary of the American Public Health Association and led the International Conference of State and Provincial Boards of Health in 1903. He authored pamphlets on medical and sanitary topics.
Dr Bertling, jailed by federal agents, marries in Middlesex county with waiver of the five day law. The ceremony includes government officials and Mrs i W Gray. Bertling is to be sent to an internment camp and later moved to New York as part of a larger transport. He has ties to German intelligence and was in the United States since the war began. He is described as well educated and previously awarded an Harvard M A in 1907.
Harvard golfers meet at the Harvard Athletic Association to settle the formation of a varsity team. A tentative schedule includes matches with Yale Exeter and local country clubs.
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