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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
6
President Wilson says business leaders are coming around to the administration plan for anti trust legislation and will support its passage in the current Congress. He spoke after meeting Henry Ford and other business representatives in Washington today.
Ms Wilson warned of pushing explicit definitions for illegal trade practices. He praised the fifth section of the Newlands Trade Commission bill for covering the ground and opposed preemptive opinions by the commission. He argued businessmen prefer clear, definite standards and opposed advance immunity.
Concord Massachusetts July 8 1914 attorney F B Sanborn protests against claims by Lunt and Keefe denying Miss Farmers guardianship accusations. He accuses them of rent free living and misusing funds and calls for accounting for estate values and property.
Dr Charles Francis Baxter formerly of the penitentiary on Blackwell Island was sentenced to one year in prison and fined 500 dollars for selling morphine to prisoners after pleading guilty in New York on July 9.
Camilo Ticcento, discharged from a hospital after self inflicted wounds, was arraigned on a murder charge for fatally shooting his niece Antoinette Di Cocco on June 18. He pleaded guilty and was held without bail for the grand jury.
Mrs. Lawrence Blanchette of Somerville reports her 98 year old son Lawrence has been missing since Tuesday. She suspects his father, from whom she is separated, may have taken him. Possible deadly accident in the Mystic River is also considered as a young boy enjoyed playing near the water with friends.
George W. Harding Jr., 23, of 36A Hamilton Street, Everett, is in critical condition at Maine General Hospital Portland after a train struck him in Scarboro Maine early yesterday. He was not seen until the moment of impact and was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. His father will leave for Portland this morning.
The finding of the Empress of Ireland wreck commission has been decided upon by Lord Mersey and his co-commissioners and was typed today in preparation for its delivery on Saturday. The document is upward of 11,000 words in length. The whole finding will not be read since much of it is technical, but all salient points will be read.
The mangled body of Otto Walter Niskala of North Abbington Massachusetts was found on railroad tracks near Westerly today. He had been killed by a train.
A heavy steel caisson modeled after the Pennsylvania was used as a target and badly damaged by a new navy shell during a test at Norfolk. The explosive remains closely guarded and details likely will not be released.
Market conditions show ample vegetable supply at reasonable prices. New potatoes expected to drop soon though today they sell 55 to 65 cents per peck. old potatoes scarce. Spanish onions 12 to 13 cents, Bermudas unavailable, Texas onions scarce. Berries plentiful except strawberries from Nova Scotia at 26 cents a pint. Eggs high, eastern eggs 33 to 37 cents. Beef and lamb show higher prices. cuts priced per pound. Fish range varies from 8 to 40 cents depending on species.
Governor Pothier appointed Frank Cole of Pawtuxet to the State Board of Public Roads to succeed Robert B. Treat of Warwick, who resigned. The announcement came from Providence on July 9.
Josephine Harris, 21, of 59 Harvard Street South End, visited James Campbell serving a two month larceny sentence at Charles Street jail. Inspectors arrested her for violation of drug laws after she was caught attempting to pass a morphine pouch to Campbell behind her back. Jail Officer Charles R. Robinson observed the act as Campbell sat on a bench.
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