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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1913
Page
3
In Chicago on February 23, the No Vote No Tax League urged using Mrs as the proper title for all women, married or not. Club president Belle Squire, never married, led by example with newly engraved cards in the Mrs style.
Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent for the Burlington Route, promotes affordable travel to the West with Tourist sleeping cars. He invites groups planning westward trips to contact Boston offices for pictures, pricing, and seating options, highlighting comfort and economy on long journeys.
In a Tremont Temple sermon yesterday, Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers condemned American child care, saying Japanese households provide far better child care and that child life in America is a black stain on society.
A speaker denounces child labor in the United States, comparing it to Japan’s schooling commitment and noting 2,000,000 children work long hours weekly. He cites 10,000 under 18 killed or diseased by mills and a quarter of a million shifted from work yearly, urging stronger Christian action and parental responsibility to restore childhood.
The Good Government Association in City Affairs supports a pending bill making vote trading a misdemeanor. The group cites last year's vote trading in the Legislature as the root of the attack on the city charter and urges passage to safeguard municipal reform.
A Good Government Association led campaign targets the charter amendment with hearings set before the metropolitan affairs committee on Wednesday February 26 at 10 30 am. Mayor Higginson Acting Mayor Kenny and several councilors join opponents including Henry E Hagen and Samuel B Capen of the Chamber of Commerce and Dr Morton Prince. The joint judiciary committee will hear the vote trading bill at 10 30 am Friday February 28. The association cites past exchange of favors as fueling distrust in representative government.
The Roxbury Crossing mystery centers on Senator James P. Timilty whose social club night was ruined when kegs of beer were stolen. Station 10 notes 22 drunkenness arrests yesterday as a false custodian distraction allowed entry, with most beer traced to a Riverside Street house and others unaccounted for.
Edward L. Rantoul enjoyed a rare family day in Salem as his two children spent the entire day with him despite ongoing divorce proceedings. Mrs. Rantoul’s lawyers pressed Judge Hall at Suffolk court to keep the children with their nurse indoors at Jamaica Plain, but the kids remained with their father.
Francis Kane a 15 year old boy was accidentally caught by an elevator while adjusting his car at the Marlboro street apartment house Back Bay yesterday afternoon. He lost several teeth sustained a severe scalp wound and fractured upper jaw yet he kept his poise, stopped the elevator, and summoned help. He was taken to City Hospital in serious condition but is expected to recover.
A classic ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless cure for upset stomachs including indigestion heartburn sourness and gas. It claims relief within minutes and urges households to keep a fifty cent case on hand for daytime or nighttime stomach derangements.
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