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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
3
A brief item notes that the Tiny Tads will appear in the Post next Sunday, expected to delight children in New England. The report mentions a patient’s critical condition but focuses on the upcoming feature and its anticipated charm for young readers.
James H. Hustis, who has led the New York New Haven Hartford since last October, is elected president of the Boston and Maine and will assume duties August 15, leaving the New Haven. It is believed Howard Elliott will be elected president of the New Haven and remain chairman of the board.
Mr Hustis fills the vacant Boston & Maine director seat after Howard Eliott resigned following a Justice Department action. The piece tracks the broader shakeup in New England rail governance, notes MacDonald’s resignation as Boston & Maine president, and explains how a proposed railroad trustees board could change control. It also details Hustis career, other directorships, clubs, and his family.
James H. Hustis, president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, tendered his resignation to the New Haven executive committee to take effect August 15 after being elected president of the Boston and Maine. He will remain as New Haven president and chairman of the board until August 15, with Mr. Elliott on vacation. The move follows approval from Boston and Maine directors that Hustis’ New England railroad experience can aid their present situation. No successor at New Haven is expected soon.
Providence Rhode Island July 7 The mortality rate for June was the lowest for that month in the citys history aside from January 1868 The June rate was 11 52 per thousand people or 282 deaths in an estimated population of 246 162 Health department officials said the record is remarkable but cannot attribute it to any single cause.
Minnesota report details resolutions committee backing woman suffrage and equal pay for teachers, plus endorsements of peace work and sex education in schools. Delegates discuss kindergarten through college welfare, teacher salaries, pensions, and curriculum reforms. Presidents and candidates linger in campaign talk as sessions proceed.
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