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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
22
Frank Neary, 17, aimed a shotgun at Mrs Myron Wheeler and Mrs Elias Wheeler as they fled a house dispute in Clinton. He is jailed on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon and due in local court tomorrow morning.
Neary a farm hand employed by Myron Wheeler shoots Mrs. Elias Wheeler and Myron Wheeler's wife as they escaped the house. Neither woman is seriously wounded. Neary has been with the Wheeler family since last July after earlier placements and has long troubled history with the Lyman School.
Dartmouth students will receive a military training course after Wayne F. Palmer of Paducah Kentucky announced the government has approved the department. Palmer led the student committee that applied for the program at Hanover.
Melvin M. Johnson tells City Hall he links traffic delays to politics inside the police department as supporters push taking 15 feet from Boston Common for Park Tremont and Boylston streets. Opponents warn land loss harms the Common. vote to decide.
An old ad touts Father John's Medicine as alcohol free and safe for colds throat and lung issues. It claims the product builds the body and offers a $25 000 guarantee to any charity if the story is proven false.
Charles Gibson of the Park and Recreation Commission denounced cutting strips from the Boston Common. He argued the park is the city’s oldest public ground and a national historic symbol. selling land for commercial use would be ruinous to poorer citizens and the city’s heritage.
The Ward 24 Democratic Club at its headquarters held a rally endorsing City Council candidates ex-Representative John J. Conway ex-Senator Redmond Fitzgerald Councillor James A. Watson and ex-Representative William Doyle and school committee candidate Dr Joseph A. Keenan. Voters gathered to hear the group.
A Copenhagen despatch to Exchange Telegraph says Philip Scheidemann Socialist leader of the Reichstag will ask Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg next week to reveal Germanys conditions for peace. The report cites Berlin sources and London dispatches.
A partial OCR fragment states readiness to begin peace negotiations with unclear context. No names, dates, or places are legible, leaving the broader event and parties unspecified.
James Clingen 74 a Chelsea resident was found dead in bed at 83 Central Avenue last night. Medical Examiner Magrath ruled death due to natural causes.
Bur ton J. Hendrick discusses whether England can withstand the current phase of the war in the upcoming Sun day Post Magazine. He weighs strategic pressures, morale, and possible turning points facing Britain as Allied efforts continue.
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