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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
7
Americans kidnapped by Pedro Zamora at Cuale Jalisco last week have been released according to advices received from Guadalajara. Zamora reportedly surrendered.
An advertisement urges taking Euro-Phosphate with meals to combat phosphorus deficiency believed to affect half the U S population. It claims Bitro-Phosphate boosts energy, nerve strength, and mood, citing testimonials about recovering vigor and ambition during hot months.
Six porters from the Calvin Austin arriving from New York at India Wharf told U S Commissioner Hayes they did not know the owners of 17 suitcases they carried. Federal court adjourned the case to September 2 while the porters- Hudson Seeley Vincent Lawson James Birdsong Walter Howards William Harris and James Ward -remained free on $500 bail.
Last night Police Commissioner Curtis issued orders moving Patrolman Andrew H. McCarthy from the East Dedham street station to City Hall avenue.
The Amherst area reports a pair of joined squash fruits grown by E. C. Kennedy, Jr. A 111.5 inch larger fruit and a 51.5 inch smaller fruit are fused and together measure 31.5 pounds.
John J. Martin, candidate for Governor's Council in the fourth district, said he was surprised by H. W. James remarks accusing him of insincerity about securing a new draw at Chelsea bridge. Martin said Chelsea citizens reported the bridge condition, he visited the bridge, notified the Real Estate Exchange, and chaired a committee that brought the issue to the Mayor, who promised rebuild.
State civic and military leaders and Boston business figures plan a farewell reception and parade for Brigadier General Clarence R. Edwards next Monday or Tuesday on Boston Common. The route runs Beacon Street to Charles Street and into the Common with escort by former division headquarters staff. Veterans of the 26th Division issue a public invitation to join the tribute to General Edwards.
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole announces a parade to honor Major General Clarence R. Edwards with former Yankee Division members escorting him to Boston Common. Detailed divisions marshal routes and timing set for Beacon Street formation at 6 10 p m with divisions formed along Clarendon Dartmouth Fairfield and Gloucester streets.
Governor Calvin Coolidge will address audiences in Portland Maine on September and at a large Republican mass meeting in Manchester New Hampshire for his vice presidential bid. Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, sister of the late Colonel Roosevelt, accompanies him. Robert W. Bonynge of the National Republican Club of New York City will join at Manchester.
Cambridge Gas Light Company filed a bill in the Supreme Court seeking to enjoin an alleged conspiracy to ruin its business and to compel reemployment of William J. Dowling, discharged July 19. The bill asks to enjoin the current strike at the plant, the gathering of strikers at the premises, picketing, coercion of employees to quit, and any annoyance or interference with individual contracts.
John C F Slayton of Melrose challenged John J Martin's charges that he left the Republican party in 1913. Slayton declared he has been a Republican for over 30 years and noted he voted Roosevelt in 1912 and 1913. He provided a Melrose city clerk letter showing Slayton listed as Republican except for 1913 when recorded as Progressive. He cited Boston Election Commission records alleging Martin was not enrolled Republican until last month and did not vote in 1917 1918 1919 primaries.
Ad praises California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children. Claims its fruity taste appeals to kids and notes full directions on each bottle. Emphasizes looking for the word California on the package to ensure authenticity.
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