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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
12
Chairman O Leary reports difficulty filling the State ticket as Governor Walsh's stance on a third term remains undecided. Prospective candidates refuse to decide until they know Walsh's position, delaying party plans and candidacy announcements.
Over a week passes since the governor left for the Panama exposition with no word on candidacy. Boston framed ticket plans face delay as O Leary fails to recruit a state slate in the west. Dietrick tours the state on foot promoting Prohibition and the Bull Moose line.
A harvest party for SS Peter and Paul Church South Boston will run August 1 from 10 a m to 10 p m on parish school grounds chaired by Thomas J Flynn. St Philip s A A Roxbury held a whist fundraiser for their July 24 garden party at 7 Northhampton street. A novena to St James begins tonight at St James Church Harrison avenue and closes July 25. Cathedral parish holds annual field day today at old National Teague grounds with plans by parish groups and Holy Name Society involvement.
English actor Henry Miller and young star Ruth Chatterton relax at Charles Garvice’s Lakeside manor near Lake Sunapee. Miller recalls early training and vaudeville roots while Chatterton chats of riding, music, and the outdoors as they discuss war, cinema, and the stage.
A description places Miss Chatterton's mother in a grand manor house, a log palace styled summer home nestled among surrounding landscapes. The fragment hints at a secluded residence tied to Miss Chatterton's family.
Foxboro civic leaders and bank officers gathered for a reception at the Union Street home of Lewis E. Gray president of the Foxboro Savings Bank and director of Foxboro National Bank and his wife to mark their golden wedding anniversary. The couple planned a Maine and New Hampshire automobile trip with their children accompanying the honeymoon.
The Harvard Club of Boston grants $200 scholarships to five graduates from nearby public and Latin schools within 20 miles of the State House. Recipients include Rufus H. Bond Everett High School. Stillman R. Dunham Jr Boston Latin. Thomas B. Murphy Medford High. Arthur R. Nelson Boston Latin. Laurence Richardson Brookline High. Edwin B. Damon Wayland student receives the Charles Sumner scholarship.
A London meeting of leading bankers and financiers passed a resolution urging rigid public and private spending cuts and immediate new taxation on all classes to restore financial strength after the war. Harold Cox warned the loan may not cover Christmas needs and that England may require £2 billion in borrowing with large interest and pension costs.
Henry Hoyt of Newton was seriously hurt when his car skidded on the main road to Plaistow, struck a tree, and he was thrown to the ground unconscious until Pr. J. F. Axtell found and carried him to his home. He suffered cuts bruises and probable internal injuries.
Mrs Ludger Blais carrying a lamp and her 18 month old son Eustace fell on Willow street stairs. The house ignited, Mrs Blais likely fatally burned and the child seriously hurt. Both were taken to Woonsocket Hospital.
City Council defies Finance Commission during yesterday session. Council cuts $27,650 from three budget items but adds that amount to the Mayor's $42,500 reserve fund, while the Commission had urged $81,100 be cut from the Mayor's $196,000 budget.
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