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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

4

Poison mystery surrounds Dr Adams Atwood shooting case

Dr Atwood jailed after confessing motive and detailing alleged affair between Dr Adams and Dr Harris. Police search for a second woman present in the office as bail set at 15000 and family vows to defend him amid ongoing hospital and court developments.

Adams Atwood Charles Street Harvey Commonwealth Hospital Thomas Goode Back Bay Harris Westminster Greater Boston Dr. Atwood Woburn Dr. Harris the Westminster St. James Street Doherty Mattey Murray Captain Garland E. D. Atwood Wilfred E. Harris Joseph Mattey Thomas Harvey

Funeral Held at Parents Home for Dr Celia Adams

The body of Dr Celia P Adams was moved from North Grove street morgue to her parents home at 93 Centre street Brookline. Funeral services will be held there at 8 30 this evening. Burial will be in Walnut Hills Cemetery with only family present.

New York Dr. Adams Coolidge Corner Dr. Atwood Beacon Street Dr. Harris Hotel Westminster Mattey Joseph Atwood Edward W. Kenney Woburn Susie de Loriea Miss de Loriea Atwood Eldridge Miss de Lorien Boston Miss DeLoriea Francis P. Adams Osteopathic College

Johnson Sustains Ebbetts in Report

President B B Johnson of the American league issues a minority report in the Ebbetts case. He says the International league ruling is just and criticizes the National league leaders for the majority finding. The Brooklyn club was denied 75393 81 but awarded the difference between Newark franchise value and 1915 operating expenses.

Cincinnati B. B. Johnson American League National Commission C. H. Ebbetts Brooklyn National Newark International League International League Tener National League Herrmann Johnson Brooklyn Newark Harrisburg N. J

Nomination of Hanly Predicted for Prohibition Ticket

In St Paul Indiana former governor J Frank Hanly was seen as the likely Prohibition party presidential candidate after Hinshaw was reelected chairman and Robert Patton of Springfield named permanent chairman. Howard Kerschner of Topeka was named permanent secretary.

ST. Paul Minn J. Frank Hanly Indiana Prohibition Party Hanly Virgil G. Hinshaw Chicago National Committee Robert H. Patton Springfield Howard Kerschner Topeka Kan

Convention adjourns as officers plan final adjournment programme

A post adjournment conference set a plan for final actions. Hanly supporters won a rules committee recommendation to nominate a presidential candidate tomorrow, but a motion to reconsider passed. Indiana delegates proposed Sumner Haynes to nominate Hanly while allowing 자유 to vote for any candidate. Hinshaw’s reelection as national chairman was cited as unity among Hinshaw allies.

Hanly Rules Committee Ater Indiana Sumner W. Haynes Hinshaw Patton

Hinshaw Re-Elected National Chairman by Acclamation

At the convention the executive committee split 3 to 4 on the selection of Daniel A. Poling as temporary chairman. With Patton chairing, the Hanly programme faced few obstacles. Poling, a Hanly supporter, nominated Hinshaw for national chairman after a ruling allowed filling the office during the convention. Hall of California, Stewart and others seconded the nomination and Hinshaw was re elected by acclamation.

Daniel A. Poling Patton Mr. Poling Hanly Mr. Hinshaw Charles J. Hall California Oliver W. Stewart

Q Ban hair color restorer promises permanent gray cure

An advertisement touts Q-Ban as the guaranteed hair color restorer that darkens gray hair with sun and air after application. It claims safer, long lasting results and gloss, with a money back promise, and lists Riker Jaynes Liggett Drug Stores in multiple cities for purchase.

Nature von Huber Q-Ban Riker-Jaynes-Liggett’s Boston Cambridge Chelsea Hessig- Ellis Drug Co Memphis Tenn

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