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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

4

Reduced age limit urged for Boston dental infirmary patients

The Forsyth Dental Infirmary reports urged lowering the patient age to six from eight with Mayor Peters and the Boston school committee backing the plan. Last year 103 public and parochial schools and 64 social facilities sent children for care. six year molars prompted emphasis on preventive care and nurse-cooperation aided high attendance. The infirmary also notes growth in surgical services and extensive examinations for tonsils adenoids and jaw tumors.

Boston Dental Infirmary Peters Boston School Committee Forsyth Dental Infirmary School of Dental Hygiene

Town Within Legal Rights

Judge Walt in the Superior Court refused to issue a temporary injunction on Westport selectmen and their counsel Edward A. Thurston to stop spending town funds opposing the secession of Acoaxet. The village seeks to become a separate township amid a sharp dispute. Judge Wait ordered pleadings by April 26 and the case set for trial in New Bedford on the first Monday of June.

Walt Westport Edward A. Thurston Acoaxet Wait New Bedford

Two Men Arrested in Hartford on Counterfeiting Charge

Andrew Reuckas age 24 and Louis Stoezie age 22 were arrested in Hartford on counterfeiting charges and handed to a federal agent. They allegedly altered a $10 national bank note to look like $0 and tried to pass it in Waterbury. Reuckas admitted passing a $2 note raised to $20 in Harrison New Jersey and in Hartford. both men previously ran a Scranton restaurant.

Hartford Conn Andrew Reuckas Louis Stoezie Waterbury Scranton Penn Reuckas Harrison N. J

More Biddeford workers return to mills

Officials of the Biddeford textile mills reported sizable additions to the workforce as they reopened after an 11 week shutdown. Police kept crowds moving while strike pickets were on duty. no disturbances occurred at the mill gates.

Biddeford

Don’t Buy Aspirin in a Pill Box

Public health alert warns to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on box and tablets. Cautions against counterfeits from a Brooklyn maker, notes genuine Bayer packaging includes directions and dose for common pains. Indicates aspirin sold in pocket boxes of 12, bottles of 24 or 100, and capsules.

Bayer Broolyn

Jury Hears Love Notes From Babe In Worcester Case

In Worcester on April 17 the jury heard letters signed Babe written 20 years ago by Mary F. Wells of Polland Patent New York. The elderly defendant in the Leicester will contest saw the will and codicil declared procured by undue influence. The case involves a large estate including Des Moines properties and beneficiaries beyond relatives.

Worcester Babe Mary F. Wells Polland Patent N. Y E. S. Stearns Leicester Imo Des Moines Iowa

Leicester estate owner linked to sensational letters in will dispute

Mrs Wells, about 70, faced attorney Parker in a trial alleging she was the testator's mistress before his wife died. Letters dated 1889 referenced travels, Thaw, and ardent vows. Stearns, a Leicester property owner and insurance adjuster, kept a famed country estate and a trotting horse stable, with plans to race trotters this season.

Mirror Room Stearns Leicester

Lexington Couple Hurt In Auto Upset

Manchester New Hampshire April 17 Frank H Locke of Lexington Massachusetts was seriously hurt and Mrs Locke's right wrist was broken when their automobile overturned on the Manchester Nashua boulevard today Mrs Lyman Little of Lexington was bruised Mr Locke was in a semi conscious condition at a hospital here tonight

Manchester N. H Frank H. Locke Lexington Mass

Gas Fumes Sweep Town In April Town Gas Incident

Escaping gas fumes enveloped Rockland as authorities battled leaks after a day of coughing and wheezing. The center of the business district was worst affected with fumes filling stores and public buildings since the first discovery around 4 o clock this morning despite extensive efforts by company crews to locate the source.

Rockland

Churches urged to observe Employment Sunday nationwide

Secretary Wilson calls all churches and members to participate in Employment Sunday on May 4 to aid returned soldiers sailors marines and war workers in finding employment. He notes a united effort by national church bodies with the U S Employment Service to encourage employers to keep job needs listed and to support returning servicemen and war workers.

Washington William B. Wilson Wilson United States Employment Service Department of Labor U. S. Employment Service United States

Baker Guests Wilson At Paris Luncheon

Secretary Baker joined President Wilson at a Paris luncheon. Wilson also hosted Herbert Hoover for a brief conference. Later Wilson was made an honorary citizen of San Marino as its chargé d'affaires presented the citizenship certificate at the presidential residence.

Paris Baker Wilson White House Herbert C. Hoover San Marino Little Republic

Refunds on over taxes urged by Revenue chief

Chicago April 17 Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper told the Manufacturers' Cost Association that private tax advisers need not be consulted and taxpayers may freely provide information to revenue authorities with refunds to be made if income or assessments are over stated. He proposed smaller field units to bring service closer to the public and stressed scientific accounting under the income tax law.

Chicago Internal Revenue Roper Manufacturers’ Cost Association Internal Revenue Service Postal Service

Reading High School Strike Called Off Over Lunch Time

A threatened strike by Reading High School students ended after the school committee added 18 minutes to the lunch period. Principal A H Safford stated the change came to satisfy pupil appetites and extend study hours after mothers requested a longer eating break.

Reading High School A. H. Safford

Arrested Again After Probation for Hotel Fraud

Rosalind McGee of Pawtucket faced probation in Superior Criminal Court for defrauding the Copley Plaza Hotel of 99.65 when inspectors arrested her at the police request moments after the clerk’s ordering of probation. She had previously admitted shoplifting 500 worth from Cherry Webb department store in Providence.

Rosalind McGee Pawtucket Superior Criminal Court Providence Police Copley-Plaza Providence Miss McGee Cherry-Webb

Mayor Peters Bills Aim to Raise Local Taxes and License Sales

Three of Mayor Peters and Corporation Counsel Alexander White backed measures before the taxation committee to raise municipal revenue. One bill would raise income tax to ten percent, another would adopt a stepped poll tax, and a third would require licenses for soft drink sales. A separate proposal by Senator Gifford would push the income tax to ten percent.

Peters Legislative Committee On Alexander Whiteside Gifford Barnstable

Taxation Debate Over Soft Drink Licenses and Liquor Substitutes

The bill imposes a 50 dollar license or renewal fee for soft drink sales and a 100 dollar fine per violation. Whiteside proposes substitutes for liquor be taxed and hints at price regulation tied to net sales. Gifford accuses leaders of inflating taxation of intangibles and discusses broader tax pressures.

Whiteside Gifford

Endeavors to Avert Strike Over Rhode Island Trolleys

Providence April 17 The Rhode Island Legislature acts to let the attorney general waive tax claims so Rhode Island Company workers can receive back pay from the War Labor Board. Carmen union members threatened a Friday strike unless tax claims were waived to free funds for back wages. Receivers had denied permission to pay back wages until franchise taxes were settled.

Providence R. I Rhode Island War Labor Board Carmen

Tells Dyspeptics What to Eat and Why

An advertisement claims nine of ten stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid. It urges a simple diet or using Bisurated Magnesia with meals to neutralize acidity, improve digestion, and avoid laxative effects.

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