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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1917

Page

12

City Labor and Legal Doubts Over Public Safety Farm

Frederick L. Allen resigns as editor and assistant secretary of Boston Mayor Curley s Public Safety Committee amid payroll cuts for Franklin Park farm workers and questions of city authority to tax farm allotments. The Food Conservation branch seeks penalties or crop divestments, while officials await a legal opinion on the city s powers.

Franklin Park Public Safety Frederick L. Allen Curley Public Safety Committee Francis Ford Ford Food Conservation Branch The John A. Sullivan Food Committee Charles E. Jones Tremont Street Francis T. Bowles Admiral Bowles H. C. Darling David Potter A. Youngman Leo Falvey Youngman Pennsylvania State College Civil Service Commission Boston Massachusetts Agricultural College Connecticut State College Boston Common Food Conservation Committee Executive Committee Feneral City Hall Gertrude Ford Mary A. Rock Joseph D. Sheehan Messenger War Writers Allen Safety Committee Washington

Elks urged to back Columbus statue plan

Paolo Contestabile, chairman of the Columbus statue committee of the Columbus Republican Club, asks the Boston Elks at their convention to support a $100,000 Columbus statue in Columbus Park, South Boston. The aim is to unveil the statue during the Pilgrim Tercentenary in 1920.

Paolo Contestabile Columbus Columbus Republican Club The Elks Boston Christopher Columbus Columbus Park Contestabile

Warrants Out for Park Square Rioters Seekers

Warrants and summonses were sworn out in Municipal Court for 21 soldiers and sailors accused of rioting and wrecking the Socialist headquarters in Park Square on Sunday July 1. Judge Murray issued the warrants at the request of Socialist party attorney George Roewer.

Park Square Murray George Roewer Socialist Party

Willcott Fails to Appear in Suit by Wife

Edward Willcott a gentleman farmer of Duxbury failed to appear in Suffolk Superior Court equity session to answer contempt charges filed by his former wife Bessie Willcott. Judge Brown ordered capial to issue for his arrest to ensure his presence in court when required.

Edward Willcott Duxbury Suffolk Superior Court Equity Bessie Willcott Brown

Couple Wed on Short Notice in Maine Honeymoon Case

Gerald Emery Bonney and Eleanor Weightman obtained a court approved immediate marriage license under a new Maine law allowing waivers for a brief honeymoon. The couple, both students from Gordon Bible School, tied the knot in Portland with City Clerk Frank B. W. Welch performing the ceremony. They plan pastor duties in distant towns this summer and sought a rapid ceremony to avoid a five day wait.

Portland Charles L. Donahue Gerald Emery Bonney Haverhill Mass Eleanor Perry Weightman Harrisburg Penn Frank B. W. Welch Bonney Maine Bonneys Gordon Bible School Boston Judge Donahue

Approve Proposals for 13 Maine Wooden Hulls

Portland July 13 Maine shipbuilding committee approves proposals by Maine builders for 13 wooden hulls of steamships for the United States fleet Cumberland Shipbuilding Company Portland nine Crosby Navigation Company Bath two Sandy Point Shipbuilding Company Bath two Crosby to build at Richmond Total contracts for 28 hulls by Maine builders approved to date

Portland United States Maine Builders Maine Shipbuilding Committee Cumberland Shipbuilding Company Crosby Navigation Company of Bath Sandy Point Shipbuilding Company Crosby Company Richmond

Traveling Salesman Charged With Bank Theft

Saul Brewer, 42, of Roxbury, a traveling salesman, was arrested by Lt. McDevett on the Tremont Trust Company theft charge. He allegedly borrowed 23,300 and signed over accounts while withholding 5,973, with the bank accusing him of collecting funds March 1, 1917.

Saul Brewer Waumbeck Street Roxbury McDevett District Attorney's Office Tremont Trust Company Brewer

Court denies divorce decree revocation in Paige alimony case

Walter W. Paige of Brookline must continue to pay his ex wife Bertha E. Paige sixteen dollars weekly despite divorce. Judge Brown yesterday refused to revoke the decree requiring the payments, noting the former wife's misconduct.

Walter W. Paige Washington Street Brookline Savage, Inc Bertha E. Paige

NEALS GAS TABLETS advertised for stomach relief

An old advertisement touts Neals Gas Tablets claiming rapid relief from stomach gas and sour stomach, urging readers to buy from druggists.

Neals

War Breaks Up Home of Musicians

Rudolf Nagel a cellist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and his wife, public singer and pianist Mrs Nagel, separated at their Gainsboro Street home. Nagel blames his wife’s treatment while Mme Nagel cites Nagel’s pro German activities. Divorce proceedings likely. federal authorities and Judge Dowd have heard the matter. Nagel is a naturalized citizen with Civil War uncle ties. Mrs Nagel was Minnie Schmandat of Baltimore.

Rudolf Nagel Boston Symphony Orchestra Nagel Minnie Schmandat Baltimore

Nagel family dispute over flags sparks uproar at home

The Nagel household in New York saw an 18 year conflict erupt as Carl Nagel 15 aided by his mother clashed with Nagel over possessions f gas and flags. Mrs Nagel claimed federal warnings about unneutral behavior amid tensions with her Prussian born husband.

Nagel United States Germany

Dr Cutler and two witnesses disappear from Roxbury court

Dr George Cutler of 692 Washington Street Boston and the two young women Grace R Welch and Jeannette Pugh, alleged for performing illegal operations, are missing. Cutler posted 4500 bail via his wife Elizabeth W Cutler. Police hunt him as the witnesses fail to appear after recovery.

George Cutler Washington Street Brighton Grace R. Welch Jeannette Pugh Cutler Elizabeth W. Cutler Roxbury Court Boston

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