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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
22
The Meads case centers on a quarrel over a quart of whiskey from a shipment of 72 bottles brought into town Saturday night by Meads and two other students. The dispute among Meads and three peers ended with the shooting death of Maroney.
A group smuggled Canadian whiskey into Hanover using car vents grips and roof beams. Meads and Wise face charges after Maroney’s death. Meads claims self defense. Meads and Meads’ associates linked to liquor transactions as Dartmouth officials probe campus bootlegging and related deaths.
The 17th annual open air dog show by the Ladies' Kennel Association closed successfully at Wood lawn Park. Nearly 900 exhibitors vied for 500 prizes as shepherd police dogs drew attention, with Kim owned by Mrs. Suzanne Woods winning blue plus specials. Prinz Galler, a war veteran Doberman, drew praise for endurance and speed. Degnan's Bantam Prince topped the bull terrier pups, amid a strong judging panel led by Mrs. C. A. Orcutt and experts including O. F. Vedder and G. A. Sabo.
Arthur Lord of Plymouth Historical Association spoke at the Bun ker Hill Monument Association luncheon on Liberty Under the Constitution. He traced liberty from early English rights to Massachusetts and U S guarantees, stressing police power and free speech limits. Officers elected for the coming year included Charles Francis Adams president Winslow Warren John Collins Warren William Lawrence Henry Fletbert Edes vice presidents Joseph Grafton Minot treasurer and William Crowninshield Endicott secretary.
Doorn Holland June 16 persistent rumors say the former German emperor was assaulted by a Belgian who used a forged pass to enter Doorn Castle. It is reported the emperor was wounded in the jaw and the Belgian arrested.
An offer targets freckled readers with a free trial promise and money back guarantee. It promotes Othine double strength from a druggist claiming most cases need only one ounce to clear freckles and improve complexion.
The body of Henry B. Maroney a Dartmouth senior shot at his fraternity house Tuesday night was brought to 80 Warren Street West Medford. The funeral will be a military ceremony with requiem mass at St Raphael's Church and burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Miss Sophie Kramer of Malden married Isadore Hamolsky of Lynn at Myrtle Street Synagogue Malden. The couple hosted a reception at 71 Granville avenue following the ceremony and will reside at 124 Shepard Street Lynn after a South honeymoon.
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