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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
10
The State Health Department and the Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health join forces at Ford Hall today to address the lack of interest and enthusiasm in matters of public health across the Commonwealth.
Opening at 10 80 o'clock in the morning and continuing until nightfall a dozen speakers will participate in one of the biggest health meetings in Boston. Leaders include Dr Charles W Eliot Dr Alan J McLaughlin and Lt Governor Cushing with many nursing and college representatives. Ford Hall capacity expected to be taxed. public invited.
Details of the late Robert F. Straine former Boston broker and president of United Telegram Company emerged in the Superior Court equity merit session. Judge Morton heard the petition of Mrs Elfreda J Weatherbee of Wellesley, a sister of Straine.
The Weatherbee petition seeks reimbursement for support expenses of Dorothea Straine of Wellesley, daughter of Mr. Straine, a once prominent Boston area figure who died in 1918. The case recalls a 1907 kidnapping attempt and a 1907 stock theft guilty plea tied to his erratic career and guardianship dispute.
Relatives of Fred E. McKenzie of Washington street Whitman appeal to the Post to locate his wife as he lies gravely ill at his parents home She and he had been living apart and the couple’s address is lost and she does not know of his critical condition
Edward France of Boston was sentenced yesterday to a year’s imprisonment at Deer Island for deserting his wife and child. Judge Callahan imposed the sentence after France was brought back from Chicago where he had fled last January.
In Newport News Virginia on April 28 the Coast Guard cutters Ossipee and Tallapoosa are prepared for launching Saturday morning. Ossipee will be christened by Sallie Fleming McAdoo daughter of the Treasury secretary, and Tallapoosa by Mabel Hartwell of Mobile Alabama.
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