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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
11
George A. Fine, a young Suffolk bar member, pled his own case before Judge Hardy in the Superior Criminal Court. He faced contempt charges alleging he threatened a witness in the arson trust investigation.
Fine testified about his early life and work to pay for schooling. Judge Hardy warned Glassman that the charges could ruin Fine’s reputation while the grand jury probes Epstein’s alleged solicitation to set fire to Mrs. Epstein’s house. The hearing, conducted by Fine himself, was continued until fall.
Advert explains 25 percent gasolene savings and 30 percent extra load capacity from Silvertown two layer cord tires. Claims 25 percent more mileage per gallon, 17 percent higher speed, and 50 percent more riding comfort versus fabric and thread tires, with emphasis on reduced friction and heat between tire layers.
The notice enumerates cars with standard equipment including CUNNINGHAM Franklin Locomobile McFarlan Murray Marmon Owen Magnetic Peugeot Pierce Arrow Simplex Crane Stanley Stutz Bulldog White Winton Model 48 Ohio WAVERLY WOODS.
Captain Hans Tauscher former German army officer on trial in New York Federal Court testified in his own defense about a supposed 1914 plot to damage the Welland Canal He said von Papen urged him to pursue dynamite purchases while denying any intent to break U S law He noted he destroyed records in 1915 on von Papens suggestion The judge announced timing for closing arguments and jury charge.
In a letter to the editor from Boston, H. S. Haskins argues Americans should urge President Wilson to accept mediation offered by South and Central American republics to settle the Mexico crisis. He notes Carranza’s surrender of U S troops at Chihuahua as a turning point and urges prompt action.
Mrs Josephine Anderson of 67 Regent Street Roxbury fell while enjoying games at a Roxbury picnic party near Spot Pond Middlesex Fells Medford yesterday morning. She suffered a fracture to her right leg and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
A reader, Fred C. Cowper of Sanbornville New Hampshire, writes in admiration of the Shakspere series praising its quality and arguing against Baconian authorship. He suggests book form would aid readers and clubs and commends the papers for exposing Baconian claims. He signs from St. John the Baptist Rectory. The note ends with an ad for new parasols described in color in the next Sunday Post.
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