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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
5
A major vehicle safety bill received favorable report from the roads and bridges committee yesterday. It would require every vehicle to come to a full stop before crossing railroad tracks at grade.
The note hints at a lighthearted Sunday Post comic about boys outsmarting a bill collector for a benefactor nicknamed Lady Bountiful. The teaser promises a humorous scene and a playful resolution.
Dignitaries of the Catholic Church led by Cardinals Gibbons Farley and OConnell gather in Washington for the two hundredth anniversary of the Catholic University of America. U S archbishops meet in executive session as university faculty host visiting college representatives.
Senate advances a rigid movie censorship bill placing film approval under the State Labor and Industries Board. Lawmakers discuss amendments as a public controversy grows. The session also pursues transit and public works measures including a Charlestown subway project and tearing down the elevated structure.
The ninth annual report shows 1914 activity by the Guild of the Infant Savior with Catholic Charitable Bureau. Over 3000 persons benefited at about $12,000 expense. 221 children in care on Jan 1. 372 infants baptized. work centered on aiding homeless infants and distressed mothers within the diocese at St. Mary's Infant Asylum Dorchester and related services.
The B F Keith interests plan a $400000 six story theatre and office block in Providence. Work starts around May 1 with completion set for the New Year season next January. Seating will be 2600 with Westminster street main entrance and frontage on Chapel and Snow streets. Architect is G Henri Desmond of Boston with Albert F Westover of Philadelphia as associate.
Joshua B. Mettam of 3002 Windsor Avenue Baltimore was robbed of 85 dollars in the Tremont Street theatre lobby around 8 PM. Morris Cohen 89 of 407 Charles Street was arrested by Sergeant Clifford after being implicated in the larceny. He was searched at City Hall Avenue station and no money was found.
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