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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
5
Harold L. Severy the Arlington Mass. man who shot four in Albany last Friday may be sent to Matteawan. He was arraigned on first degree assault, claiming innocence. Three alienists will examine him as District Attorney Alexander weighs indictment versus trial prospects.
Nearly 150 hungry children were hosted by Miss Mabel Hunt Slater at the Slater supper held at People's Palace the Salvation Army home in the South End.
An advertisement claims most stomach troubles arise from excess acid and fermentation. It promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a remedy taken after meals to stop fermentation, neutralize acid, and reduce wind and discomfort.
Mills at Plymouth Cordage Co will reopen tomorrow after two weeks of strike for higher wages. Employees may return to work as officials announce following a State Board recommendation to resume work pending arbitration of the demands.
The State Board hearings led Plymouth Cordage Company to announce reopening for Thursday at 1 p m with all employees allowed back. Company will raise wages 5 percent and submit the 5 percent extra demand to arbitration while keeping a security force at the mill gates.
Lawmakers hear proposed change to tax bill delaying interest on unpaid taxes until 30 days after issue. Rep Herbert A. Wilson argues Boston taxpayers face too little notice. Other measures include Amherst College trustees, jail fines work, Suffolk School of Boys age rise, Cambridge cleanout bills, and anti campaign badge rules near polls.
Vice President Marshall casts the decisive vote in favor of Clarke amendment to the Philippine bill directing withdrawal of American sovereignty within four years. The Senate approved the policy 41 to 41 after weeks of debate and sent the bill to the House for action.
Calgary February 2 The Canadian Pacific Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk railways announce an embargo on all shipments of rolled oats to the United States. The ban covers oatmeals breakfast foods and all oat based mill products. Government directives from the Dominion govern the order and it applies to all Canada.
The Swedish steamer Hogland, 17 days out of New York bound for Gothenburg, arrived at St John’s Newfoundland with steering gear and rudder disabled after severe storms. Repairs will likely take about a week.
Administration and Senators support a Clark amendment linking independence timing to the Baltimore platform. President Wilson has not commented publicly, but Senators say he is not opposed. The amendment allows extending the period to grant independence if the President deems it advisable, pending further congressional review.
The trial of Peter Russ for the murder of his wife Emily Russ opens this morning before Judge Siska in Suffolk County Superior Criminal Court. Prosecution rests except for one witness whose testimony is expected to last under an hour. Neighbors of the deceased testified about domestic quarrels in the Russ home.
Mr Thomas J O Bannon of Frederickstown Missouri describes a home remedy that he says cured his thirty five year liquor craving. He states the mixture has no taste color or smell and can be taken in coffee tea milk or food. He claims any drunkard can cure himself using the recipe.
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