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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
9
Senator Truman H. Newberry and 34 co defendants in the elections conspiracy trial went to the jury in Grand Rapids. The twelve jurors retired at 4:55 p.m. after hearing testimony since February 2 and were recessed until 9 p.m. tomorrow as Judge Sessions warned them not to discuss the case.
Colonel William Pendleton Gaines owner of the Austin Statesman died at his New York home from heart disease. He had become famous across Texas for battling bandit Ben Thompson, who entered his office seeking to kill him but shook hands and left after Gaines stood unarmed.
John W. Davis American ambassador to England says in a cablegram that he does not seek the nomination but believes a party’s nomination is a call to duty no man can refuse. The message was received in Fairmont West Virginia by C I Shaver state Democratic chairman.
Dover police question Mrs. Sarah Rooney held as accessory before the fact in the Greenville murder of Robert C. Moore. Rooney, friend of suspect William Pomeroy, was arraigned as a fugitive from justice and held on 1000 bond for a preliminary hearing.
A Stuttgart dispatch reports President Ebert issuing a proclamation signed by Ebert calling the end of the Berlin crisis and the general strike. It urges a resumption of coal production and warns traitors will be punished. The government insists democracy prevails and no soldiery should interfere again.
Yesterday in Norfolk County Superior Court petitions were filed by six individuals. Allegations include desertion cruelty intoxication neglect and non support with several requests for custody of children. Names include Mrs Josephine L Pope Richard E Pope Mrs Mary Seufert George J Seufert Bessie Mazee John J Mazee Florence E K Galvin Mabel Chase Pitney Grace E Nash and Gertrude M King.
Delegates at the Maine D A R convention were entertained by Mrs. Milliken wife of Governor Carl E Milliken. The event marked the first public function in the Blaine house now serving as the state executive mansion formerly home of James G Blaine.
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