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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1919

Page

13

Board Approves Salary Boost Amid Church Dispute

The Christian Science board of directors sought a $10,000 salary from $2500, backed by legal opinions and a finance committee letter. Testimony cited prior duties and extra pay, with cross-examinations highlighting conflicts over counsel and church by laws, while the judge ruled parts of the opinions inadmissible but allowed related correspondence.

Christian Science Board of Directors Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Dodge John L. Bates Charles F. Choate, Jr Choate Bates Edward A. Merritt Merritt Cleveland Stone Company Cleveland Ohio Dittemore Eddy Stewart Dickey Neal Whipple Finance Committee

Merritt Testifies on 1919 Rowlands tensions at trustees hearing

Mr. Merritt recounts Dittemore called Bolshevist in 1919 and alleges Lamont Rowlands anger over trustees questioning automobile purchases. Rowlands angrily challenged Dittemore’s access to publishing house and warned of threats. Hearing resumes at 10 this morning.

Whipple Merritt Herbert W. Eustace Publishing Society Adam St. Dickey Dittemore Lamont Rowlands Rowlands

P. A. S. Franklin Sails for Liverpool

New York July 29 P A S Franklin president of International Mercantile Marine sailed for Liverpool today aboard the Celtic to pursue routine European duties and to finish an inspection trip halted by the need to consult with the board and stockholders over a British syndicate bid to buy the British flag assets of the company.

New York P. A. S. Franklin International Mercantile Marine Company Liverpool

Tug parts from tow near High land Light

The tug Confidence bound west with three light barges parted from her tow off High land Light and was forced to anchor. Highland Coast Guard crew and tug Prudence assisted. Prudence bound west with three barges prepared to tow Confidence to port.

North Truro Confidence Highland Light Highland Coast Guard Prudence

Closing exercises of A I of N M held at Lasell Seminary

The 29th Eastern session of the American Institute of Normal Methods concluded at Lasell Seminary with 27 diplomas awarded by Professor Alexander Rice of Boston University. The three week course trains teachers in music and art, with over 250 attendees.

American Institute of Normal Methods Lasell Seminary Alexander Rice Boston University

Funeral services held for James E. Lewis in Everett church

Funeral services for James E. Lewis longtime Everett businessman and deacon of First Baptist Church were conducted yesterday at the church by Pastor Rev A Judson Hughes who delivered the eulogy. He died at his Pleasant street home after a prolonged illness leaving a widow and three children

James E. Lewis First Baptist Church Everett A. Judson Hughes Pleasant Street Sunay

Trustees of L to Get Busy

An all day meeting of the Boston Elevated Railway Company public trustees at 101 Milk street went into executive session from 10 a.m. They discussed many matters but released little. The resignation of General Manager C. D. Emmons was accepted. a successor was considered but no final action was taken.

Boston Elevated Railway Company Milk Street C. D. Emmons

City hearings set on deficit apportionment and street railways

A Boston City Council hearing was scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p m to hear municipal representatives on apportioning deficits in operation costs. Trustees agreed to provide a list of West End Street Railway stockholders. Real estate sale in Somerville tied to horse car stables was authorized. Track relocation expenses were approved as finances allow, covering East Eighth Street Medford square Trapelo road and Belmont.

West End Street Railway Company Somerville Eeighth Street South Boston Old Harbor Street H Street Medford Square Medford Trapelo Road Belmont James F. Jackson Post Street Department Elevated Jackson Lst West End City Council City Hall Jamaica Plain Dorchester Ashmont Neponset New Haven Road

South Boston Assoc Protests 10 Cent Fare Resolutions

The South Boston Literary Association unanimously adopted resolutions protesting a 10 cent fare on the L lines at a meeting in their clubrooms last evening. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: Frederick F. Carroll president, Frank J. Kurriss vice president, Dr. Charles Mackey treasurer, Joseph J. Deady secretary.

South Boston Association South Boston Literary Association Frederick F. Carroll Frank J. Kurriss Charles Mackey Joseph J. Deady

Open Dental Clinic At Hyde Park Today

The Instructive District Nursing Association opens a clinic at Hyde Park Health Centre 1259 Hyde Park Avenue for children and adults. It will operate Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The move responds to 20 cent fares that deter residents from dental care, prompting neglect of teeth.

Instructive District Nursing Association Hyde Park Health Centre Hyde Park Avenue Hyde Park

Jones Held for Murder in New Haven

In New Haven on July 29 Coroner Eli Mix released a report naming William Jones as the person connected to the June 2 murder of Mrs. Esther Hopcroft. Clues include a match box from a tobacco shop and an initialed handkerchief found in Jones’s barn trousers, tied to his car kept at the murder site.

New Haven Esther Hopcroft William Jones Eli Mix Jones

Change in Life Women Use Pinkham's Remedy

Fremont Ohio woman describes relief from hot flashes nervousness backache and irritability during mid life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved strength and normalcy since taking the remedy.

Fremont, O Lydia FE. Pinkham Mrs. M. Godden Napoleon St Fremont Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham

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Financial Committee Sherman JL. Whipple The Trustees of the Pub Lishing Society Messrs Hall Nay Abbott Dane Mr. Whipple Thompson Board of Directors OSS Shoe Mark Foss Florsheim America Goodyear West Tremont St Parker House France General Pershing Paris Champs Elysees Marshal Joffre Marshal Foch Bastile SAF PRUG A. I. OF N. M MR. Lewis Ngo Gee B.horn Washington St Winter St Mrs. Godden Bob Cearmist Fred E. Hall, Inc Cranston ST Providence
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