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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
13
General Arnulfo Gonzales of Chihuahua proclaims readiness to unite with the first chief to end the American punitive expedition. He condemns the Pershing force as unjustified and says diplomacy will guide actions while preserving national autonomy.
Representatives from all federal service branches are invited to an open meeting at Blatchford Hall Wells Memorial building on Friday evening. The event precedes enrollment into an organization affiliated with the American Federation of Labor with expected attendees from interior labor agriculture commerce justice health treasury post office and civilian army and Navy personnel.
Mrs Helen R Bates widow of John W Bates and oldest member of Reynolds Women’s Relief Corps died yesterday at 23 Charles Street Mast Weymouth in her 77th year. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at her home.
The Post Santa reports eleven days remain to assemble bundles for thousands of needy children. Mrs Helen Beckman Polk, who died recently, made stuffed elephants Mollie Waldo and Tony for the project. Donations from numerous individuals and companies are listed, with gifts ranging from 25 cents to $46.01, aiding toy purchases and holiday relief for families in need across New England.
Metropolitan Division Comercial Dept New England Telegraph and Telephone Co lists earnings for Walter and Erma Johnson and Gene for 35 units with a total of 2 391 090 dollars in a dense financial line. The document reads like a payroll or settlement record with several numbers and vague entries.
A copy of Hetty JR Green's will was filed in the Suffolk County Registry of Probate noting four personal bequests totaling 25000 dollars. One gift valued at 10000 dollars went to Amory A Lawrence of 89 Franklin Street for services as a former trustee of Mrs Sylvia Ann Howland, Green's aunt.
Paul Amarshdian was fined 25 dollars by Judge Murray in the Central Municipal Court after MSPCA action over a horse with a galled back. His brother Samuel faced a similar arraignment with case placed on file. MSPCA agents also testified against Edward Hills and his brother Albert of East Boston for working a horse with a sore back. Edward was fined 15 dollars and Albert's case was placed on file.
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