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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1920

Page

2

Pettibone Murder Trial Nears Closing Arguments

In Manchester Vermont on July 27 the Pettibone murder trial nears its end as tomorrow morning's concluding arguments proceed after Judge Wilson's upcoming charge. State evidence and defense wrapped with dramatic suddenness at 12:30 PM, with no additional witnesses from defense planned.

Manchester Byron M. Pettibone Superior Court Graves Wilson

Court proceedings fill afternoon with defense arguments

The defense led by Attorney Jones dominated the afternoon as Judge Wilson granted ample time. Tomorrow morning Attorney Batchelder will speak, followed by Attorney-General Archibald, then Judge Wilson will charge the jury to retire and consider the evidence.

Jones Attorney Jones Wilson Batchelder Archibald In Jury

Northland Suffers Steering Gear Trouble Near Buzzards Bay

The Metropolitan line steamer Northland en route from New York to Boston jammed steering gear while crossing Cape Cod Canal. It swung into the Buzzards Bay draw, bending fenders, then tied up for an hour of repairs with no serious damage reported.

North Land Buzzards Bay Metropolitan Line Northland New York Boston Cape Cod Canal

Two Rescue Shelter Hounds Call Good Homes Soon

Dr. F J Sullivan labels two wanderers at the Animal Rescue League as excellent specimens. A thoroughbred collie pup and a lively half setter, taken in this week, enjoy clean kennels, good food, and companionship as caretakers seek warm New England homes.

Animal Rescue League F. J. Sullivan League Animal Rescue Home Carver Street New England

Fire in Newburyport causes $4590 loss

A blaze in a block at Pleasant and Inn streets Newburyport tonight caused an estimated loss of 4590 dollars.

Newburyport Pleasant Inn Streets

Brockton Chamber Outing at Monument Beach

More than 260 Brockton Chamber of Commerce members traveled to Monument Beach for the annual Shoe City outing. They joined a shore dinner at the Norcross House and enjoyed sports and hydroplane rides before a five inning baseball game where the married men defeated the singles 13 to 10 led by Mayor William L. Gleason.

Brockton

Mayflower Ball Delights Provincetown With Costumes

July 27 in Towne Hall Provincetown the Mayflower Ball hosted by Sail-Loft Club drew cheers for its forest primeval decor and multi period costumes. Notable outfits included Pilgrims Indians pirates and Dutch figures with judges identifying standout ensembles and prizes awarded to top male and female costumes.

Provincetown Towen Hall Sail-Loft Club Big Town’ Hall Sail-Loft Sisters George Elmer Browne Head Combers Melzer von Fee Sail Loft Club Pauline Palmer French Court Deer Katrinka Misses Delke Cleveland Sir Walter Raleigh Lady Raleigh Moonan Priscilla Stebbins Lazzell Melzar Chaffee Bruce Evans Jeannette MacMurray Mary Matheson Orpha Matheson Besa South America Ralph Mojeska Wells M. Sawyer Tariffa Joseph P. Bearing S. Devos Bill Bones Treasure Island Marie Lennards Miss Sawyer G. Elmer Browne Dorothy Bradford Harold ©. Browne Lillian Putnam Malvina Deutsch Agnes Weinrich Helen Weinrich Charley J Martin Elizabeth Taylor Louis Souza Pilgrim Harrington Geret Beucker Miss Bielkie Mr. Howe Charles W. Hawthorne Frederick C. Boynton Miss Beutche Mr. Bega

Steel commission urges steel conference

Washington July 27 The Interchurch World Movement's commission on the steel strike proposes to President Wilson a special panel to immedi­ately broker a free open conference between steel workers and employers to resolve the dispute following last summer's strike.

Washington Wilson Interchurch World Movement

Interchurch commission urges peace plan for steel industry

The commission warns that without vital changes a renewal of conflict in the steel industry is inevitable. It proposes a special commission modeled on coal and anthracite efforts, accompanies its report on the steel strike, and calls Labor policy at United States Steel Corporation a serious indictment.

Special Commission Anthracite Commission Interchurch Commission Daniel A. Poling United States Steel Corporation

Vermont Democrats Name Primary Ticket For Governor and Congress

Vermont Democrats at a mass meeting in Burlington placed Fred C. Martin of Bennington as their gubernatorial candidate. H. W. Varnum of Cambridge heads the U S Senate ticket, with J. C. Durick of Fair Haven and Harry C. Witters of St Johnsbury named for Congress.

Burlington Vermont Fred C. Martin Bennington United States H. W. Varnum Cambridge J. C. Durick Fair Haven Harry C. Witters St. Johnsbury

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate for restful sleep

Advertisement states taking half a teaspoonful in water before retiring ensures restful sleep for good health. The claim is presented as a product promotion for Horsford's Acid Phosphate without evidence or endorsement.

Horsford

SONS OF ST. GEORGE MEET AT HAVERHILL

More than 200 delegates attended the 824 annual convention of the Grand Lodge of the Massachusetts Jurisdiction Song of St. George embracing Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Supreme President John Orrell of Lowell presided and installed officers. banquet held at G A R Hall.

Haverhill Grand Lodge Massachusetts Song of Lawrence Thomas Hollows J. A. Snowden Lowell Sentinel Charles Cooper William W.’ Ryan G. A. R. Hall

Roosevelt Works on Vice Presidential Acceptance Speech

Franklin D. Roosevelt spent July 27 at Campobello Island working on his speech of acceptance for the Democratic nomination for Vice President. The visit to Eastport, Maine was reserved and focused on drafting remarks for the national convention.

Roosevelt Eastport Anklin D. Roosevelt Campobello Island

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