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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1916

Page

7

Brookline Increases Tax Rate Despite Valuation Gains

Brookline boards raise the 1916 tax rate to $14.80 an increase of 70 cents driven by higher town appropriations and the new corporation tax law. Total valuation rises to 128 241 600 with realty at 80 328 700 and personal property at 47 912 000 while Brookline remains among the wealthiest communities. Dreamers a double page feature of dreams come true appears in the next Sunday Post Magazine.

Brookline Board of Assessors Brookline Sunday Post

Murder trial of Dr Atwood starts as investigation opens

Detectives from Watts agency begin a broad inquiry linked to the triangle tragedy as Dr Eldridge D Atwood pleads not guilty to murdering Dr Wilfred E Harris in Boston. Autopsy shows septic poisoning as the cause of Dr Harris and his body sails to Nova Scotia for burial.

Harris Adams Eldridge D. Atwood Wilfred E. Harris Watts Detective Agency Triangle William B. Watts City of Boston Bureau of Criminal Investigation Dr. Harris Atwood Yarmouth Dr. Atwood Charles Street Meiisaac Leary Pelletier Aylesford Nova Scotia Catherine Claremont Kenneth van Alien Harry W. Conant Westminster Commonwealth Hospital Dr. Adams Coolidge Corner Larris Attorney Bean Francis P. Adams Brookline Dr Atwood

I Met Charlie Chaplin in a Southern California Café

An eyewitness describes a young man with dreamy eyes and wavy hair who may be a poet, shared table chatter about his supper, then revealed Charlie Chaplin across from Mack Sennett. The piece notes Chaplin's London beginnings, his ambitions, and current status with Mutual after Keystone years.

California Mack Sennett Charlie Chaplin London America Mr. Chaplin The Mutual Keystone

Charlie Chaplin Greeted as The Inimitable Star

In a Keystone Studio visit the actor Char lie Chaplin dazzled onlookers with a Pavlova bit while Mack Sennett hailed him as the most magnetic screen presence. Mary Pickford talks appear in the Daily Post five days a week and Sundays.

Keystone Studio Mack Sennett Charlie Chaplin Pavlova Mary Pickford Daily Post Sunday Post

Guardsmen to Be Regulars

San Antonio Texas July 2 General Funston received War Department authorization to detail second lieutenants from the National Guard for service with the regular army which lacks officers of this grade It is estimated that about three second lieutenants will be drafted from each National Guard regiment The plan aims to remedy officer shortages and provide practice for guard officers The detailed men will have temporary status but some may receive regular commissions later.

San Antonio Texas Funston War Department National Guard Regular Army Army

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