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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1914

Page

8

Couples Flee Wisconsin Over Eugenic Marriage Law

Milwaukee reports Cupid in revolt as the Eugenic Marriage Law requiring medical exams for licenses spurs couples to marry out of state. Writs test the law. doctors sign or refuse certificates, Wasserman test cited, and counties vary in enforcement.

Milwaukee Wis Cupid Alfred Peterson Supreme Court Wasserman Hudson Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Waukegan Rockford Widale Green Bay Ellsworth

Peaceful as in Boston says Calumet & Hecla manager

James MacNaughton, manager of the Calumet & Hecla Company, arrived in Boston seeking a rest and business talks. He claims copper region unrest has been overstated and that 90 percent of miners support his stance against recognizing the Western Federation. He notes 7 percent of employees remain at the Calumet & Hecla mines with no extra disturbance.

James MacNaughton Calumet & Hecla Company Boston McNaughton Post Calumet & Hecla MacNaughton Calumet & Heola Shaw Agassiz

Vedrines Declines Duel Amid Paris Aviation Feud

Paris reports a duel demand after Jules Vedrines refused Henry Roux’s challenge following a Cairo incident. Vedrines knocked Roux down in Cairo and declined to meet on the field, prompting Rene Quinton of the National Aerial League to demand satisfaction by duel.

Paris Jules Vedrines Henry Roux Vedrines Roux Mr. Daucourt London Daily News Cairo Egypt Woedrines Legion of Honor Nedrine Rene Quinton National Aerial League

Johnson to head Boston charities in new executive role

Frederick R. Johnson of Bridgeport Connecticut has accepted the position as executive head of the Boston Associated Charities. His friends urged the move, and he will bring a background in economics public speaking and social sciences from Minnesota and law studies from Isota and Kansas City. He has served since May 1912 as Bridgeport’s superintendent of the department of public charities.

Frederick R. Johnson Bridgeport Public Charities Johnson Isota University Kansas City School of Law

Reduction in All Contracts by New York Telephone Is Approved

The New York Telephone Company wins a 10 percent cut on all contract charges in a Second District ruling. Experts estimate annual subscriber savings of 2.25 to 2.5 million dollars, though toll charges and landlord contracted apartment users are excluded.

New York Public Service Commission of Second District New York Telephone Company Telephone Company John I. Swayze Manhattan John S. Sheppard Dodge Iad

Revolt Over Century-Old Ban on Actors Entering Institute

Paris readers note a heated debate at the Institute of France over admitting actors to its membership for the first time in more than a century Maurice Faure and Mounet Sully push to restore the original six seats for fine arts including music and declamation while critics claim actors create little of value and should be excluded

Paris France Institute of France Mounet Sully Comedie Francaise Comte de la Borde Maurice Faure Fine Arts

Bonus System Tested in South Boston Cement Construction

The Aberthaw Construction Company builds a large cold storage plant in South Boston using steel forms for cement hardening and introduces a worker bonus system. Engineers plan ahead with a corps to ensure timely material delivery and reduce delays, a departure from typical outside contract work.

Boston Aberthaw Construction Company Corps of Engineers

Low Bust, Six CVAP Items Priced At 199 Each

A fragmented notice lists low bust items and six CVAP units priced at 199 with 19 cent ante. The text appears incomplete but indicates a sale or catalog listing with item prices.

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