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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1916

Page

6

Watertown arrest linked to 250 Boston-area robberies

Police say the Tuesday night arrest of Lewis J. Devine of Medford by Watertown officers, with nearly 4000 dollars worth of valuables recovered, could solve about 250 robberies across 15 Boston area cities and towns over the past two years.

Boston Lewis J. Devine Medford Watertown

10000 People At A.C.H Ball In Medford Duo

Medford police exhibit 000 odd items stolen or linked to Devine as part of a two year spree. Residents identified pieces from homes while crowds sought traces of missing property. Devine admitted many breaks worth about 10000 dollars and a search of his 64 Myrtle street home recovered loot.

Duffy Medford John F. Welch Mecca Devine Boston Welch William W. Brandt Jackson Street Charles Raemore Riverside Avenue Arthur W. Middleton Quincy Street Hillside Edward J. Shay Navy Mr. Shay Co. E. Edson Yale Street Frank D. Converse Dorchester Myrtle Street Ethel

Von Mach Denounces Hospital Nurse Cruelty Charge

A letter from BH Von Mach in New York accuses Boston Post readers of slander over a German nurse incident at Boston City Hospital. He cites statements by an attending nurse and staff, urging a public hearing to determine truth of alleged nationality taunts toward a German patient.

Philadelphia Germany Boston Post Belgium London B. J. Arntz Herbert South Department Boston City Hospital von Mach New York

Chapter on employee damages and hotel workers bill advances

A labor bill extends weekly payments to hotel employees and limits employer fines for spoiled work to actual value. The judiciary panel rejected a measure to bar common carriers from waiving liability for own negligence. Disagreement arose on several insurance and municipal bills including Plymouth’s fire department plan with an unpaid fire commissioner.

Committee On Labor Committee On Judiciary Washburn Worcester Messrs Weeks Everett and Brognn Boston Committee On Insurance Chester A. Dunham Massachusetts Fidelity Companies Plymouth Committee On Towns

My Natural School Days Remembered in a Tree

A narrator recalls early education and adventures away from formal schooling. As a child she learned from nature and stories while perched in a tree, evading tutors and relishing books, until a fearsome pursuit pulled her down. She envies modern children marching to school for a solid educational foundation.

Mary Yessum Terra Firma

Controlling Temper and Grooming Tips From Early Advice

A Blondie line urges self control over temper through will power and notes eight hours of sleep as ideal for adults. A School Girl segment advises careful hair care with nightly brushing, scalp massage if dry, and avoiding a wet brush. A Musings note from Wm. M. expresses love of animals and early stage experience, mentioning sister Lottie.

Blondie

Spear Enters Republican Senate Race in Maine

Augusta Maine February 3 Albert M Spear an associate justice of the supreme court announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate. Primaries are set for June to nominate a successor to Senator Charles F Johnson whose term ends March 4 1917.

Augusta Albert M. Spear Supreme Court United States Senate Charles F. Johnson

Conscription Act To Take Effect February Eleventh

King George signed a proclamation in a privy council setting February 11 as when the military service act comes into force. The decree, dated February 3, confirms the new conscription dates and its enforcement across the realm.

London George Privy Council

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