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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1920

Page

6

Point for Defence in Death Case Salem Trial

A heated Essex County trial over admissibility of Miss Ethel Fontaine s testimony in the murder case of William Biros ends with the judge instructing the jury to ignore the threatened deed she described Biros allegedly made to Miss Mary Lavoie years before the shooting The defense claims this as a triumph The evidence includes observations from Roland Hilsworth and Kate Benoit about Biros holding a pistol and pursuing Lavoie during the mill job and a late night remark from Biros at the dance the night of the murder

Salem Ethel Fontaine William Biros Essex County Miss Fontaine Donnell Miss Lavole Biros William McSweeney McSweeney Callahan Tion Roland Hilsworth Kate Benoit Miss Lavoie Jack Leonard Henry Szetela

Cascarets Offer Gentle Nightly Laxative Relief

Advertisements urge readers to switch to Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative. They claim Cascarets remove liver and bowel poisons, ease headaches and bad breath, and avoid the harsh effects of rival laxatives. They promise relief “while you sleep” and no daytime misery.

Diversion of Night L Cars Announced

A temporary diversion of Back Bay Brighton and Brookline night cars was announced by General Manager Iid ward Dana of the Boston elerated yesterday. The change lasts until water mains on Eliot street between Park square and Tremont street are installed. South bound night cars will run to Eliot Tremont Berkeley Columbus to Park square then regular route. Inbound routing remains unchanged.

Back Bay Brighton Brookline Iidward Dana Boston

Fishing Craft Driven Ashore Off Gloucester

The Gloucester fishing schooner Mystery grounded off Baker's Island Monday night. Salvage began with Scott Wrecking Company's lighter Colonel and diver John Robinson preparing to patch hull breaches and pump her out. At low water the Mystery’s port is awash but damage is not as severe as first reported. Weather remains the key to afloat or breakup.

Mystery Baker's Island Scott Wrecking Company John Robinson Breaker Bar

Mrs Sayre at Hearing of Radicals in Boston Court

Mrs Francis B Sayre wife of the U S president a White House marriage figure appeared at a Federal Court session in Boston to seek a stay of deportation for radicals rounded up in January raids. Boston women gathered in large numbers hoping for a view of the famous figure.

Francis B. Sayre President Wilson Boston White House

Curious spectators attend hearing with notable attendees

Mrs Sayre entered with friends after 11 o clock and sat near the proceedings. She was greeted by Mrs George W Anderson and bowed to the judge. The day featured testimony by Assistant Superintendent West of the Justice Department and Inspector Martin J Leonard of the Immigration Service, plus inspector John A Ryder who participated in raids.

Mr. Ryder

Testimony on Deer Island radicals and bail slips

The record shows trainer Mr. Ryder testifying about radicals at Deer Island not being automatic violators of law. He released about half the petitioners on their own recognizance. Inspector Leonard faced a questioned slip showing a $5,000 bail recommendation signed by a DOJ agent, which he denied knowledge of.

Boston College Ryder Anderson Deer Island Leonard Katzeff Department of Justice

Noted Astronomer Dies in Pittsburg

Pittsburg Penn April Dr. John A Brashear former chancellor of the University of Pittsburg and one of the most eminent American astronomers died at his home tonight after a long illness. Brashear devoted time to disbursing the Frick fund for public school teachers created by Henry Clay Frick. He began life as a blacksmith in a Pittsburg mill.

Pittsburg Penn John A. Brashear University of Pittsburg Brashear Fund For the Relief Henry Clay Frick

Tiz Foot Gladdener Advertises Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Tiz as a remedy for tired puffed up feet. It claims fast relief from corns callouses and bunions, promising fresh sore-free feet, odor control and better shoe fit with a year of comfort.

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