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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
3
Berlin dispatch in the Cologne Gazette says the great powers expect to accelerate peace between the Balkan allies and Turkey. It reports agreement to extend the naval blockade to the Drin delta in Albania to stop reinforcements and war materiel landing at San Giovanni di Medua.
Sam Te Sinclair of Kennett Square Penn inspector of highways pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and battery for abducting Anna Steckel in Allentown. His cousin R Walter Starr also pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Sinclair received six months in jail and a 300 dollar fine plus costs. Starr must pay 25 dollars plus costs.
In the 13th district three candidates resume heated campaigning. Alfred Cutting touts a brighter outlook while blaming opponents. Norman White defends his influence and attacks tariffs. John Mitchell promotes direct election of U S Senators and progressive policy amid mass rallies across Brookline and surrounding towns.
At Boston University College of Liberal Arts the senior class elected officers including class marshal Harry Sutherland and orator J Paul Foster. Other posts include class day chair Margaret Watkins finance chair Lewis A Brigham historian Katherine Hilliker statistician Wi H Foster presentist Agnes Rhodes prom chair Eva Mosher play chair Norah Bray valedictorian Bessie Goddard banquet chair Edith Johnson reception chair A B Bisbee.
Officers elected at the Massachusetts State Association of Master Plumbers convention include Beverly Ale as president and George W. Smith as secretary. L. W. Stevens of Boston and O. S. Kendall of Worcester become delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia in June, joining Robert Robertson, John J. Vogel, and O. S. Kennett.
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