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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
3
The hearing before Frank H. Pope State supervisor of small loans into lender practices will be continued at 10 o clock this morning. Pope said after adjournment that the small loans act needs legislative revision to fully curb the evils reported.
Federal officials accuse Congressman Buchanan Fowler Monnett and others of bribery and conspiring to destabilize unions as German agent Von Rintelen funded Labor's National Peace Council. Von Rintelen, Lamar and Schulters allegedly directed paymaster, lobbying, and bribery efforts. Meloy testified. Jury reports ongoing probe and future grand jury actions.
Ashland New Hampshire December 28 Henry W Boynton a lifelong resident shot himself in the head with a .388 caliber revolver ending his life this afternoon He was 61 years old and in ill health For some years his condition was believed to be the cause of his act today
Richard H. Sturtevant 79 of 31 Walnut Street Somerville applied at City Hall for a marriage license to wed Henriette M Hanson 41 a school teacher of Dog Bluff road Conway South Carolina. This will be Sturtevant’s second marriage and Hanson’s first.
An old advertisement notes Bromo Quinine as the cure for grip cords with a B W Groves signature on box 25c. The copy promotes a single remedy and brand in period promotional language.
A federal grand jury indicted eight men including a Congressman a former Congressman and a former Ohio attorney general for conspiring to foment strikes in U S munition factories. The plot funded by the German government aimed to curb munitions exports to Entente allies.
Frank S. Monnett of Columbus says he knows nothing of a federal grand jury indictment in New York charging him with conspiracy to foment strikes at munitions plants. He states he has advised several labor unions and that his work with glass blowers here was regular.
A Sunday Post item asks readers when to take down Christmas greens and explains the reason behind the change. The report then details a fatal fall in South Boston, where Michael Miles aged 58 died from a fractured skull after falling from the third floor while closing blinds at his home on 268 Boston Street. He died at City Hospital shortly after.
Edward A Moran longtime Boston printer died after years of illness. He worked for the Boston Journal and American Press Association and at the Municipal Printing Plant. He is survived by a widow. Funeral mass is set at St James Church Harrison Avenue at 9 AM Thursday, with interment at St Joseph's Cemetery Brookline.
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