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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
3
A Chicago couple Steven McBett and Mrs. Marie Alphonso faced a city hall incident after two years of courtship. When McBett ran for the street a patrolman stopped him after Mrs. Alphonso cried stop thief claiming her pocketbook. She later confessed she misidentified him. They obtained the license and proceeded to the church.
Former Lieutenant-Governor Robert Luce has bought the Hyde house on Harris street, Waltham, to live with his father Judge Enos T. Luce. The deal shows rapid modern communication, with a sequence from agent F I Robinson in Waltham to Boston to Maine to Bremerton Washington and back, all within four hours.
In Montclair New Jersey on December 4 the Boy Scouts refused to continue a meeting at Wilde Memorial Chapel until banners including German flags used at a recent event were removed. Once the flags were taken down the meeting resumed.
United States Civil Service Commission announces appointments at Springfield Armory for gaugemaker machinist toolmaker barrel roller diesinker and screw maker. Only United States citizens eligible for appointment.
Multiple federal postings invite applicants through December 15 at the Springfield Armory for civil service exams. Positions include marine engineers and boiler draughtsmen in Portsmouth New Hampshire and Norfolk Virginia with varied daily wages, labor statistics staff in Washington, coastal geodetic survey aides, mechanical draftsman in Philadelphia, seed testing laboratory aides in Washington, and a third mate for a Panama Canal dredge salary 135 monthly plus expenses. American citizens under 45, no exam required for some posts.
Harvard campus bans cars from the Gold Coast dorm areas forcing students to park on public streets. Cambridge police warn against using public thoroughfares for parking as noise from late arrivals disturbs residents who once enjoyed a gilded college life.
Mrs. Katherine Hoy testifies in Judge Shields court that seven years of regular poker at home led to drinking and domestic strife. She recalls weekly poker club meetings with Charles F. Hoy, Southern Railway traveling freight agent, and confirms he kept accounts showing a $2 net win over seven years.
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