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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1916
Page
12
Justice Dowd of the Central Municipal Court fined Goldsmith Ball Company 100 for selling bad eggs to a small dealer. Max Swartz escaped 50 for going out of business. Morris Fowler was fined 150 after inspectors found bad eggs exposed for sale.
Frank J. Tracy and Joseph Rogers pleaded not guilty in the Superior Criminal Court to first degree murder in the May 29 1915 death of Samuel M Cohen rag and junkman on West Springfield Street. They were arraigned before Chief Justice Aiken and remanded for trial. The pair are accused of shooting Cohen and burying him in the cellar of his shop.
Professor Kuno Francke curator of the Germanic Museum and head of the German department at Starvard will lecture in German courses at the summer school run by the University of California starting late June. He will lead two Pacific Coast courses one on Goethe's Faust and another on the history of German literature.
The Boston mayor offered a vivid Cuban travel depiction calling Cuba an emerald set among sapphires. A Havana journalist planned a Spanish interview piece and asked for an English translation to be mailed after return.
Charles Lund Grammer age 53 of 46 Babcock Street Brookline died Monday at home after three years of ill health. Born in Woburn he learned the leather trade there and was for many years Boston manager of the Ohio Leather Company before resigning due to ill health.
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