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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
3
Concord New Hampshire December 3 It was announced today that the Concord Central Labor Union decided last night to take no action in the case of Thomas J Mooney who is now imprisoned in California.
The passage notes a soothing effect on nerves from rubbing a famous French balm on the forehead and neck. It reflects common claims of topical relief and usage anecdotes from readers.
Cardinal O Connell and Rev Joseph H Rockwell visited the Guild of St Elizabeth annual bazaar at Copley Plaza. Christmas toys cards and eataubles were on sale with volunteers guiding linen tables fancy work tea room and child oriented sections led by named local organizers.
BUENOS AYRES Dec. 3 The Peruvian legation here said Peru is not mobilizing its army. The minister was informed by the foreign office that Peru intends to take no military step despite Chillan mobilization.
Charles A Fowler and his mother Mrs Eme line Fowler were arraigned before Judge William Sullivan in the Municipal Court on charges of violating hotel license conditions on Sept 29 and Oct 27. Lt Dobbyns and Sgt Burgess prosecuted for the government with 25 officers as witnesses.
Mrs Fowler was found not guilty and discharged. On one charge he was found guilty and fined 50 dollars while the other was not proven. He appealed the fine and furnished surety for 200 dollars for appearance in the Superior Court. Hotel lessees were summoned after a tour of inspection by Police Commissioner O Meara following raids that led to 250 arrests for statutory offenses and True Name Law violations. At the Hollis Hotel two couples were arrested. in court all but one were fined. Testimony showed most arrested at the Hollis signed fictitious names on the register.
Jewish leaders of national reputation will address a large protest meeting at the Boston Arena Sunday afternoon December 8 at 2 o'clock. Delegations from Jewish communities across New England are expected as the Jewish People's Relief committee organizes the event for Greater Boston.
Tickets for the Great Britain Day tribute meeting at Symphony Hall are free and available in person at Red Cross Cottage on Boston Common and at Symphony Hall. Distributions begin at 9 a.m. under Mayor Peters, with returns accepted by 4 p.m. Saturday. Captain A F B Carpenter will be the principal speaker, joined by Bishop Lawrence Major-General Edwards Admiral Wood and musical contingents.
Stephen C. Mason, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, urged preferential employment for soldiers and sailors as they are released from service. He called it practical, necessary, and wise to strengthen industrial freedom in a statement to about 4300 members.
Wichita Falls Tex December 3 Lieutenant C F E Holborn of Brooklyn New York and Cadet A K Lincoln of Pittsfield Massachusetts were instantly killed in an airplane accident at Call Field today.
Maurice P Shaw secretary and treasurer of the New England Fish Exchange testified in the fish trust case in U S Court that 92 percent of fresh fish into Boston lands at the fish pier and 65 percent of that goes to the exchange while 35 percent goes to the Bay State Fishing Company. He noted a wholesale dealer not occupying a pier store would pay about 3000 dollars annually to the Boston Fish Pier Company for handling 4,000,000 pounds of fish.
In Holyoke on December 8 neighbors of 53 year old contractor James E. Farrell broke into his home after a hungry horse in his stable caused continuous disturbances. Farrell was last seen alive Friday and was found dead inside.
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