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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
Harry P. Stimson, longtime owner of the Hotel Cumberland and former secretary of the New York Hotel Men's Association, died in New York. A native of Vermont and Middlebury College alumnus, he was once a prominent Kansas City banker.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to color wool silk linen cotton or blends. It promises rich fadeless results on dresses blouses stockings skirts coats feathers and draperies with an instructional direction book included.
Daniel J. Daley and William H. Webster of Wellesley charged with larceny of 5000 dollars in Liberty bonds from A. J. Meier Co. of St. Louis. Webster says bonds were given to sell and were taken by another salesman. bank later attached them. He was extradited after a civil grounds claim by his counsel.
The House finished work on a 122 million legislative budget and was halted as Rep Blanton of Texas demanded a quorum. A 240 dollar civilian employee bonus was struck out by Blanton, with a Senate likely to restore it. The measure cuts over 40,000 civil workers and trims 24 million from estimates, with further fights expected on prohibition enforcement funding.
A mail van carrying letters of Viscount French the lord lieutenant of Ireland and other government officials was robbed today by armed men who seized all the mail.
The Clancy murder trial moved to closing arguments as defendant Sammarco testified he fired in self defense after De Franco drew a gun. Prosecutors and defense witnesses filled the courtroom with accounts of the tense night at Roughan's Hall and the crowd's melee.
Ralph E. Grose a Bradford district shoe worker and special policeman says he lay ill with pneumonia for 29 hours beside a dead man in the contagious hospital in Haverhill. He seeks City Council inquiry and Mayor Croy discussed the issue with undertaker Morris Cheinstein who cites religious scruples delayed removal of the body. Grose vows to pursue the matter as no hospital morgue exists.
A tonic claim from Bath Maine promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as building up blood to resist disease. The ad cites influenza recovery stories and urges readers to request the booklet Building Up the Blood from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. and to buy the pills, 60 cents a box.
Grand Rapids\n Mich March 3 Judge Sessions freed 15 more defendants in the Newberry elections conspiracy case. This reduced the field to 8 percent of the defendants remaining.
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