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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1914

Page

5

Zion Church Holds Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Service

The Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church on West Newton Street marked its 75th anniversary with special morning and evening services. Go-to-Church Sunday drew the largest Lutheran congregations in Greater Boston as Rev. F. Pfotenhauer of Chicago preached in the morning and Rev. F. C. G. Schumm of New York spoke in the evening. The celebration continues with a city tour for visiting clergy and guests.

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church West Newton Street New England Boston F. Pfotenhauer Chicago German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of F. C. G. Schumm New York

Postoffice Clerks Vote to Attend Governor Walsh Reception

Boston Branch 5 of the Postoffice Clerks held a large meeting at Longfellow Hall and voted to attend Governor Walshs Washingtons Birthday reception. President McMahon reported on the one cent postage meeting and other clerical matters. John W. Gleavy spoke on Civil Service Retirement progress and invited civil service workers to join the national association. The entertainment committee arranged an excellent programme.

Boston Postoffice Clerks Longfellow Hall Walsh Washington McMahon John W. Gleavy Civil Service Retirement Association National Association

Federal probe into unemployment aid begins in major cities

Washington Feb 15 The Federal Commission of Industrial Relations launched an investigation to extend from Boston to Kansas City to find work for the unemployed. Four investigators will study public and private employment agencies to assess organizational failures and inefficiencies with a six week reporting deadline.

Washington Federal Commission of Industrial Relations Boston Kansas City

Woman Leads Fight to Down Drug Addictions Nationwide

The Sun profiles Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Sr leading a campaign to end drug addiction in the United States. It details cocaine and opium history, tariff impacts, and proposed federal and New York State legislation to restrict cocaine, heroin, and morphine sales.

New York the Sun Today William K. Vanderbilt United States the Sun China Vanderbilt Lx. Coulter Rector Street Edward J. McGoldrick New York City Albany William K. Vanderbilt, SR Amie Dupont

Two Newcomers in The Meistersinger

The fourth performance of Die Meistersinger will begin at 7 tonight and feature two new singers. Elizabeth Amsden takes the role of Eva, and Herbert Witherspoon joins from the Metropolitan as Pogner. Laffitte, Ludikar, and Leonhardt return in key roles with Andre Caplet directing.

Die Meistersinger Eva Elizabeth Amsden Herbert Witherspoon Metropolitan Pogner Laffitte the Walther

Amend Income Tax Law Said by Indianapolis Committee

William Fortune of Indianapolis told reporters that Congress should amend the income tax law to address objections raised by business interests. He chairs a committee from chambers of commerce in major cities tasked with studying the new law’s requirements.

Indianapolis Ind Congress William Fortune Chambers of Commerce

Underwood Says Tax Law Changes Not Urgent

In a Washington conference House Ways and Means Chairman Mr Underwood stated that exemptions and source deductions need not require certificates from foreign holders of American securities. He warned of possible foreign bond selling due to income law troubles and said Congress cannot alter the law before March 1 with individual returns due then.

Washington

Prominent Boston Hotels Called To Explain Taxi Rent

Boston hotel owners are summoned to the State House committee on legal affairs to justify payments of about 50 000 dollars annually from big taxicab firms. The probe concerns a bill by Representative Benjamin S. Haines, urged by the Independent Auto Association, to end specialized hotel back stands.

Boston Committee On Legal Affairs State House Benjamin S. Haines Independent Auto Association

Burglars Kill Old Man in Silver Creek Home

In Silver Creek New York George Lillie 97 is dead and Emma Lillie 38 is in serious condition after burglars drugged them during a break in last night. A son forced a window this morning to find his father dead and his sister unconscious.

Silver Creek N.Y George Lillie Emnma Lillie Lillie Miss Lillie

Woman Wed in House of Representatives

Mrs. John A. Fowle, the only woman ever married in the national House of Representatives and a leading patriotic figure in New Zealand, faces a critical operation at a Dorchester hospital this morning to save her life. She is 72 years old.

John A. Fowle National House of Representatives New Zingland Dorchester Fowle

Y M C U Reception At The Locke Home

An informal reception for Young Men's Christian Union members and friends was hosted yesterday by President and Mrs. Locke. The event featured a musical program and tea.

Young Men's Christian Union Locke

Charlestown Patrolman Fires On Robbers During Chase

Patrolman James Norton shot three times at three holdup men fleeing down Main street Charlestown after they assaulted George Vigne of 21 Kingston road Somerville at the corner of Main and Baldwin streets. The gunfire alarmed the neighborhood.

Main Street Charlestown James Norton George Vigne King‘ston Road Somerville Main Baldwin Streets

Robbery in progress chased by patrolman saves victim

Vigne resisted a street robbery as Patrolman Norton intervened just in time to stop a scuffle. The robbers fled, one dropping a coat in the chase. Vigne lost about $12 before rescue. Norton fired a fusillade to hasten the pursuit and aid the victim.

Vigne Norton

King Alfonso Sends Thanks to Carnegie for Diplodocus Cast

King Alfonso sent an autographed portrait and a letter of thanks to Andrew Carnegie after Carnegie donated the diplodocus cast to Madrid's Museum of Natural History. The event ties the Spanish monarch to a major museum acquisition announced in Madrid.

Alfonso Carnegie Madrid Andrew Carnegie Madrid Museum of Natural History

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