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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
13
Mrs Eliza beth F Mohr takes possession of the Newport mansion after probate court ruling ends her husband Dr Mohr's control. In separate news Senator Lodge files papers for US Senate run as Republicans expect weak opposition. Democrats point to Walsh and Fitzgerald as possible rivals.
On June 1 in New York a flag burning ceremony occurred in the rear yard of Rev Bouck White’s Church of the Social Revolution. Albert Henkel, presented as an artist, led the event melting the flag of the United States along with many other nations while the banner of International Industrialism was unfurled after the colors were destroyed.
Rev Mercer Green Johnston of Trinity Church Newark resigns over church governance. A New Jersey service ends with a public burning of the flag and a melting pot display as White faces magistrate court on desecration charges. Other speakers denounce violence while prayers call for White’s deliverance.
Miss Daisy Green daughter of the late Admiral Joseph F Green was wed to Clifford G King of Providence at Riverbank Court Cambridge. Rev Cortland Myers officiated. Bridesmaids included Mrs H R Dennis and Mrs M B Powers. Henry M Whitney gave away the bride. Ernest H King served as best man.
At Wolf's corner Hanover and Portland Sts. boys 6 to 16 can buy gray brown or tan 2 pant suits for 2.98 with an extra pants and regular 4 values. Legal stamps included.
The Associated Press installs a direct leased wire between New York and Havana to serve Havana papers. Previously Havana news moved via cable word rate, marking the first such circuit between the U S and Cuba.
President Wilson departed Washington on the naval yacht Mayflower with Mrs. Wilson for Annapolis Maryland to award diplomas to Naval Academy graduates tomorrow morning. He planned to stay aboard over the weekend but will return by car tomorrow afternoon accompanied by relatives.
Justin W. Ford of Concord Junction longtime instructor in woodworking at the Massachusetts Reformatory dies at his home 144 Commonwealth Avenue. Ford was active in several fraternal orders and leaves behind a notable local imprint.
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