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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

9

Maine Preacher On Trial As Wife’s Death Is Probed

Dr. Traynor testified Mrs. Hall showed throat marks possibly from a human grip. Hall, the accused preacher, faced cross examination as testimony revealed alleged motives and quarrels with Grace Géron and others. The autopsy described multiple injuries with a choke mark. defense challenged doctor’s conclusions.

Traynor Wded Bilzarré Picture Saco City Hall Ida. A. Matthews George L. Emery Hall Mainé Judge Emery Dr. Traynor Emery Guy S. Sturgis Franklin R. Chesley Hiram Willard Ernest L. Jones York County Benjamin A. Parker Rest Green Katie) Gerow Grace Gerow Gracie Frances A. Stevens John A. McDonald Washington County Mr. McIntyre Wells Depot Webber Hospital Biddeford Miss Hennessey Miss Gauvin Jones Grace Géron Grace Parker

Your Little Pets Need Cascarets

An old advertisement claims Cascarets are a mild cathartic candy for children. It urges mothers to use the product to keep kids healthy and happy, noting a dime price and repeated effective results.

Nathan Goodale Gooch Dies in Watertown

Nathan Goodale Gooch prominent coal and lumber merchant and descendant of early New England settler John Gooch died at 83 in his Watertown home at 35 Adams avenue. Funeral at his home Saturday at two, burial in St Auburn Cemetery. Survived by wife, son William D. Gooch of Watertown, and daughter Mrs Ellen N Bouillard of Topsham.

Nathan Goodale Gooch John Gooch New England Adams Avenue Watertown St. Auburn Cemetery Mr. Gooch Boston Cambridge Joshua G. Gooch J. G N. G. Gooch Brighton Kilby Street William D. Gooch Ellen N. Bouillard Topsham

Sanford Mills Chief Ernest Goodall Dies in Miami

Ernest M. Goodall, 66, president of the Sanford Mills Corporation, died today at his winter home in Miami Florida after a period of illness. Born in Troy New Hampshire he spent most of his life expanding the Sanford manufacturing business started by his father. He served in the Maine Legislature and Governor's Council and led the Sanford Trustee. His brother is Congressman L Goodall.

Sanford, Me Ernest M. Goodall Sanford Mills Corporation Miami Florida Goodall Mr. Goodall Troy N. H Sanford Maine House of Representatives Sénate Governor's Council L. Goodall

Chairman Reisner Talks On Brotherhood

Dr Christian F Reisner national chairman of the Ethodist Minute Men spoke at the First Methodist Church Temple street after a banquet addressing the Minute Men of the Boston and Lynn districts He said the world cannot be forced into brotherhood and order by force but needs a deep doctrine guiding cooperative effort.

Europe Christian F. Réisner Méthodist Minute Men First Methodist Church Temple Street Boston Lynn

Army Flier Killed in Nose Dive at Camp Knox

Second Lieutenant William T. Morgan of the 20th Aero Squadron was killed and Lieutenant Harold Edward Rice of the 724 Regiment Field Artillery probably fatally injured when an artillery observation airplane dived from about a thousand feet at Camp Knox flying field. No cause was assigned.

Stithton William T. Morgan 20Th Aero Squadron Harold Edward Rice 724 Regiment, Field Artillery Camp Knox

Prohibition Ratification Not Yet Binding Say Distillers

New York January 29. The action by Frank L. Polk acting Secretary of State to proclaim ratification of the federal prohibition amendment is not yet binding, according to a statement from an executive committee of the Distillers Association of America at a two day conference.

New York Frank L. Polk Distillers’ Association of America

Distillers Claim 14 States Have Referendum Powers In Law

Distillers say 14 states Arkasas California Colorado Idaho Maine Michigan Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Ohio Utah Oregon Washington have constitutional referendum provisions delaying legislative action 90 days after adjournment and allowing voter petition to trigger a referendum. They argue people in those states form part of the lawmaking process until votes are cast.

Arkansas California Colorado Idaho Maine Michigan Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Ohio Utah Oregon Washington

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertised As Breath Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel for bowel and liver action. It claims the tablets improve bad breath, are sugar coated, olive oil based, and available in 10 or 25 cent boxes from druggists.

Edwards All Druggista

Fundamental referendum right affirmed in state speech

The speaker declares that no legislative action can alter the referendum. The referendum is a fundamental right of the people and they should vote on whether inherent state powers and individual liberty shall be destroyed.

Prohibitionratified and Proclaimed by Acting Secretary

Frank L. Polk proclaims the federal prohibition amendment as ratified after the 86th state. the law says prohibition takes effect one year from January 16. The ceremony at 11:00 includes Senator Sheppard, Former Secretary Bryan, Representative Randall, and anti saloon groups. Polk gifts pens to several officials.

Washington Frank L. Polk Department Polk Sheppard Texas Bryan Randall California House Anti-Saloon League of America The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Restriction on Exporting Money Proposed by Senator King

A bill introduced by Senator King of Utah would restrict foreign savings exported from the United States. It would create a treasury bureau to regulate savings exports and license individuals and associations handling foreigners' funds.

Washington United States King Utah Treasury Bureau

Tobacco Goat Ad Promises Fast Cure By Dr Elders

An advertisement touts a tobacco cessation treatment claiming quick relief within 72 to 120 hours. It promises no craving after the first dose and guarantees satisfaction with no money needed upfront. Send name and address on a coupon for free proof and information.

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West Harrington Mrs. Hall Miss Matthews Sheriff Muchmore Gerow Girls Stevens Frances Kemmebunk Ernest S. Matthews Boston & Maine Little River Aurore Gauvin Portland Willard Maine Medical School Maine General Hospital MacDonald Harvey Grant Mr. Willard Joe York Corre Aurora Galvin Halls Gerow Sisters Mills Reisner Army Child’s Rubbers Dr. Elders Will Elders Penn & 15Th Bts St. Joseph Peec EEG Ett Canal Street Liberty Bonds
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