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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
3
George E. Ashmore was arrested in Sanford Maine on a charge of assault and battery after his 70-year-old mother in-law, Mrs Archibald Kerr, walked over half a mile through a blinding snow storm to report the incident at the sheriff's home.
The woman, weak from blood loss, says a man came to her home around 4 pm in an intoxicated condition and assaulted her. He allegedly seized her tongue and beat her, causing near a pint of blood loss. He was detained and will be arraigned on assault and battery tomorrow.
Charles B. Bellatty of the H B Humphrey Agency told a B M C Union class that many ads break rhythm balance and color laws yet still win business. He criticized arts writers for ignoring why mass audiences aren’t offended by such advertising outrages.
Mrs. Mary Schenck Woolman of Teachers College Columbia University told a city gathering that educators should dance and enjoy themselves to relieve stress. She urged women teachers to engage with homes and social life as a crucial part of modern education and success with young children.
In a forum style talk Mrs Woolman advocates relaxation and fun for women, argues they overwork and lack common sense, and calls for town meetings to civic life. Testimony follows about morphine use in the Bates household with Miss Hill and Mrs Bates detailing Bates’s habit and related inquiries.
Testimony described Bates keeping morphine capsules in pajamas to stay awake at night and a cruel husband wife dynamic. Witnesses included Mrs. Bates and friends. closing arguments featured sharp exchanges and sobs from Mrs. Bates and her sister. Judge ruled out some questions on liquor at a Hotel Essex dinner.
Dr. George Naysmith told Tremont Temple that the belief war is inevitable fuels conflict. He urged an international state governed by law, reclaiming Darwin from Nietzschean distortion and stressing federation over national struggle.
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