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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

10

Householder Fined After Dorchester Raid

Fines totaling 100 were levied against James K. Kramer by Judge Churchill in Dorchester Court after a police raid on 41 Richfield Street. He was found guilty of keeping and exposing for sale intoxicating liquor and maintaining a liquor nuisance, fined 50 dollars on each count, and he appealed.

James K. Kramer Churchill Dorchester Richfield Street Kramer

Polish Relief Matinee Shubert Theatre Highlights

Margaret Severn of the Greenwich Village Follies Company with Beatrice Herford and Mrs. de Menocal offered an unusually pleasing benefit entertainment for the Polish relief fund at the Shubert Theatre yesterday afternoon. The program was varied and artistic with scenery enhancing the performance.

Margaret Severn Greenwich Village

Krauthoff Seeks Declaration on Mrs Eddy Status in Church

Edwin A. Krauthoff asked Judge Braley in the Supreme Judicial Court to issue an injunction to stop church directors from revising the manual. He requested a declaration that Mrs Eddy remains an active officer of the church as do the current directors.

Edwin A. Krauthoff Braley Supreme Judicial Court Christian Science Church Eddy

Court debate over Mrs. Eddy case and master appointment

Judges weigh motions in the Dittemore Dickey dispute with Krauthoff arguing for church doctrine and church officers admissions. Judge Braley may refer to Judge Dodge for the master status hearing while trustees argue for Dittemore’s inclusion in the official manual and续 the director’s post.

Mrs. Eddy First Church of Christ, Scientist United States Dittemore Dickey

Dorchester Streets Granted Tar Macadam Repairs

Public Works Department received authority to repair two Dorchester streets with tar macadam and regulate them. Train Street from Victory Road to Ashmont Street and King Street from Adams Street to Neponset Avenue will receive the work.

Public Works Department Train Street Victory Road Ashmont Street King Street Adams Street Neponset Avenue Dorchester

Boston Salvation Army advisory committee planned

A meeting in City Hall proposed an advisory committee of prominent Boston men and women to assist the Salvation Army in managing affairs and the annual May drive. Mayor Peters convened the session at Colonel W A McIntyre’s suggestion. Nominees include Elmer J Bliss as chairman Louis A Coolidge Howard Coonley Carl Dreyfus Allan Forbes and Paul E Fitzpatrick.

Boston Salvation Army Aldermanic Chamber City Hall Peters W. A. McIntyre Army Elmer J. Bliss Louis A. Coolidge Howard Coonley Carl Dreyfus Allan Forbes Paul E. Fitzpatrick

Notable Names in Local Bond Election List

Robert W. Maynard EB Fred Cullen Frank M. Hashleman Mrs Edward J Holmes and Mrs John S Ames appear among community figures connected to the upcoming bond issue with visible listings and roles.

Robert W. Maynard Fred Cullen Frank M. Hashleman Edward J. Holmes John S. Ames

Hearing Set For April 14 On Dr Brough Removal

Announcement said the hearing on charges leading to Dr David D Brough’s removal as deputy health commissioner in charge of the medical division is postponed again and will be held Thursday April 14. The postponement followed consultations between Dr Brough’s counsel and the city law department.

David D. Brough Health Department Brough City Law Department

Thousands Attend National Business Show Exhibit

More than 10,000 people attended the National Business Show in Mechanics' Building yesterday. Although restricted to executives from 1 to 6, the event drew thousands of employers and office managers from across New England and many foreign firm representatives.

Mechanics’ Building New England

Office Equipment Exhibits Highlight 9 Manufacturers Matches

Executives visit booths of nine manufacturers displaying pencil sharpeners all steel bank equipment and filing systems in a hall. Highlights include Burroughs adding machine and addressograph demo a complete library filing system with wood and steel cabinets and an automatic filing system Underwood typewriter demos on efficiency and speed.

Burroughs General Fireproofing Company Underwood Typewriter

Inventors Show to Break Records at Public Exhibit

Frank E. Tupper, president, and James F. Tate, secretary, head the organizing group for a machine show featuring addressers, auto graphing devices, office paper and supplies, card indices, and general utility machines. The exhibit runs daily 1 to 10 p.m. through Saturday night.

Frank E. Tupper James F. Tate

Meron Appointed Sample Collector

Mayor Peters announced Alfred L. Meron of 33 Neptune Road East Boston as permanent collector of samples in the health department at four dollars a day. He replaces James P. Murtha who is deceased.

Peters Alfred L. Meron Neptune Road Boston Ita Health Department James P. Murtha

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