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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
2
A preview notes Dolly Dip performs a hesitation move in a picture and music feature set for the upcoming Sunday Post. The item blends dance imagery with accompanying audio and photo essay.
An advertisement proclaims OrRine helps alcoholics quit drinking with a money back guarantee if no benefit after trial. It asserts employers prefer sober workers and promotes a $1 per box price plus a free booklet available on request through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores Washington DC.
William J. Lally official Horgan stenographer testified at the Horgan Tinkham contested election hearing in Roxbury District Court. Lally claimed 85 percent of witnesses heard so far had committed perjury while cross examinations by Charles H. Innes intensified.
The Harvard Prohibition League plans to expand its anti beer drive in Cambridge city elections. Members canvass students to register as Cambridge voters to boost the no license vote beyond prior records.
Fifty members of the Mission Church Choral Society performed in an entertainment at the American House for the annual banquet. Professor Frank E. Fassnacht served as toastmaster, with President John E. Rochefort and speakers H. F. Murray and William H. Connolly addressing the group.
Boston police pressing the trail of Charles E. Walker, once head of the wrecked New England Discount Co at 262 Washington Street, now in receivership. The expose follows the company collapse and ongoing investigations.
The ad touts GETS-IT as a simple corn cure with two drops shrinking corns leaving smooth feet. It claims no pain and no need for ointments or tools, urging purchase from druggists or direct mail order from E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago for 25 cents.
Inspector Thomas J. Lynch was assigned to the case after a shortage exceeding $400,000 was disclosed. Shareholders say they will prosecute the official themselves if the district attorney's office does not act, with the only issue being the exact charge to be filed.
Inspector Lynch now leads the investigation while District Attorney Pelletier remains quiet on developments. Walker remains missing from 262 Washington street and his Belmont street home. His wife faces an injunction preventing asset disposal as his property, including autos and real estate, is said to have been transferred. Shareholders meet in Worcester and vote to reorganize the firm, merging two other Walker affiliates amid criticism of his management.
City Sealer Charles B. Woolley reported a theft yesterday morning discovering about 300 dollars missing from his left-hand pocket. The cash and checks were taken Tuesday evening while riding a crowded Mattapan electric car on the way home, near 7 Holborn Street in Roxbury.
Mrs. Nettie M Brine of Jamaica Plain the divorced wife of Frank R Brine of Brookline had her petition for increased alimony rejected yesterday by Judge Keating at the jury waived Norfolk Superior Court session in Dedham.
Thomas R. Lyons a private in the One Hundred Fifty second Company attached to Fort Banks was arrested by Winthrop police after allegedly attacking a 14 year old with her mother and two other women. He fled when confronted as the women fought back and screamed. Lyons confessed and was identified by all of the women.
The suspect attacked Amy George 14 on a train then followed her and her mother Elizabeth George to Winthrop Centre and Pleasant Street bridge where the girl was assaulted. The mother defended the girl and Lyons fled. He later struck Miss G Parsons 68 on Sunny Side Avenue, was beaten by Mrs Natole, and fled. A domestic worker on Bartlett Road reported being attacked as well.
The Boston Milk and Baby Hygiene Association mourns Dr William D Kelly noting his seven years in charge of the Elizabeth Peabody House milk station without pay. He conducted clinics for West End babies and was cherished by conference physicians and nurses for his faithful, compassionate care. Funeral is today at St Joseph's Church West End.
John W Cole, chairman of the Boston Industrial Development Board, urged the Boston Credit Men's Association at Young's Hotel to adopt improved transportation and a belt line around Boston. He argued that without scientific railroading and coordinated regional planning Boston and New England cannot gain industrial efficiency or profit.
Hundreds attended a Boston Catholic Alumni Sodality soirée at the Tuileries with dancing and a fine concert. Attendees included Rev. John S. Keating, Rev. Charles W. Lyons, J. & J. president of Boston College, Judge DeCourcey, and other public figures. John A. Brett led the reception committee and John B. Dore chaired the reunion committee.
Great sale offers $22.00 men's suits now $9.50 with many sizes from 34 to 46. Made from finest fabrics, several styles available. Bring this ad, visit 662-672 Washington St. corner Beach, open every evening this week until 9 p m.
Black and Oxford spring weight overcoats silk lined to edge once $20.00 now $8.75 in the bargain basement. Balma caans at $5.75 and chin chillas kerseys meltons offered. Open every night this week at Harrison's 662 672 Washington St corner Beach.
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