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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
13
Mrs. George S. Inman testified in Judge Jenney's court that her husband deserted after a July 28 1915 call from United Fruit Co where he worked as a cashier. She said she has not seen him since and recalled the date as the moment of her greatest shock.
Inman faces seven counts of larceny totaling 121000 from 1909 to 1915 after grand jury indictment in August 1915. The case details the defendant’s alleged thefts, statements by Mrs Inman who testified she was recently released from a hospital when contacted, and family testimony about residence and marriage.
The M Mindick Company beef dealers on Blackstone street were fined $200 by Judge Callahan for selling unwholesome meat without disclosure. Samuel Leavitts of Warren Street purchased the meat. Mindick refused to take it back. The Board of Health condemned three of five rounds after notice.
James Moore Hickson travels to promote the Ministry of Healing while visiting Trinity Chapel in New York. Albert Mercier warily visits America, arriving September in New York. Jean Chandler Lawson, daughter of Thomas Lawson, served as an ambulance driver with the Woman's Motor Corps. Captain Burgess Edwards of Hayden, Stone & Co. is engaged to Lawson. Kaiser portrait and wartime gossip circulate as public interest shifts. Dr Fort Newton, former London City Temple pastor, returns to the United States after drawing large wartime audiences. Von Brockdorff-Rantzau, once a Versailles peace negotiator, is sharply described with harsh terms by observers.
A Boston Teachers' Club meeting in Tre mont Temple discussed unionism and labor ties for teachers. Miss Mabel Gillespie and Mrs. Cora N. Bigelow spoke about radicalism, wage commissions, prohibition, and Local 88 autonomy within Local 66. The discussion noted no past strikes by teachers and affirmed unity on general issues while high school teachers maintain separate affairs.
In a gathering of about 300 teachers Miss Julia E. Sullivan president of the Boston Elementary School Teachers' Club noted the session as it debated the matter. The club represents roughly two thousand teachers and has declared itself absolutely opposed to affiliation with the American Federation of Teachers.
George A. Roberts aged 71 72 years a long time resident of Fiverett dies at home 22 Andrews street Everett funeral tomorrow at 1 3 o clock conducted by Rev Dr R Perry Bush Chelsea burial in Glenwood cemetery family lot
The Graf Waldersee, a former German liner now with the United States Shipping Board, was rammed by the Redondo about 100 miles off Sandy Hook at 11 45 tonight. The ship was taking on water in the engine room and may be salvageable. Meanwhile talks at City Hall on labor disputes among building trades employers and the United Building Trades Council were set for today.
Mayor Peters presided as morning and afternoon sessions outlined employer and worker claims. Arbitration was agreed to but the method remains under discussion. A 10 member committee from each side will meet to draft a method at a morning conference, with a full membership report due at 3 PM.
Boston columnist Charles Franklin Jones argues for English as the nation’s language while proposing a practical path to teach foreign-born residents American principles. He notes that dialogue must be in a language they understand and suggests universal gestures like smiles and handshakes bridge gaps.
John Cuneo 47 of Water Street Charles Town pleaded guilty to charges by 10 girls aged 13 to 17. He yesterday began a state prison term of 13 years on the sentence set at not more than 17 years.
The feature outlines out door games for children of all ages, a summer fashion note with blue and tan dress accents, and a Boy Scout Week call to join. It highlights a Children’s Barber Shop clip service, a new Economy Peeler demo in Kitchen Goods, and a shoe shine area on the 4th floor. The store hours for Saturday June 14 are 8 30 A M to 5 30 P M.
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