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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
4
President Wilson plans to go to Philadelphia tomorrow to consult an oralist. He will depart early in the morning and return likely in the afternoon or at night.
John Miller of Waverly Kansas claims a home mix banished his tobacco craving after 20 years. He states a 3 oz water solution with muriate of ammonia Vartex Compound and pepsin taken a teaspoon thrice daily ended his tobacco use nearly two years ago.
Final action on the Hay bill seemed near as the House adjourned with two sections left for debate. The measure likely would pass tomorrow and go to the Senate early next week. Senator Chamberlain said he would brief the House bill in committee before pursuing immediate Senate action. Earlier the Senate approved 59 to 2 a plan to double the cadet corps at West Point, with a naval academy version already signed by the President.
James R. Baxter and his son James R. Baxter Jr of South Boston were fined $50 and $25 respectively by Judge Sullivan in the South Boston court for inflicting unnecessary suffering on a horse. The complaint was filed by M P C A agents and both men appealed the fines.
Cambridge man Richard L. McCormick who killed his mother a week ago was committed to Bridgewater Hospital for the criminal insane. He was indicted by the Middlesex grand jury for first degree murder.
At the Congressional conference in the Hotel Lenox Mrs Gertrude Halliday Leonard cited conservative roots in Massachusetts politics while praising certain Congressmen as supportive of suffrage. The group urged the judiciary committee to report the Susan B Anthony amendment favorably and passed notes on association changes before a tea and Irish dance program.
The Rev. Charles Luciano of the North End, ordained at Franciscan Seminary Pittsburg on March 18, will say his first high mass at the Church of St. Leonard of Port Maurice Prince Street on Sunday March 26 at 10 30 am. Father Ugolinus Bifarni will assist and Father Anselm will preach. A number of priests will be present in the sanctuary. Friends of Father Luciano in Boston are invited. He will soon return to the West after a brief visit.
The Massachusetts House voted 96 to 81 to substitute a bill prohibiting liquor transport into no license towns for an adverse committee report. Supporters say it keeps dry towns liquor-free. opponents call it silly, as out-of-state shipments could still reach those towns. Newton backed the bill, Brookline opposed.
A massive marine clock will mark hours by bell, replacing 5 o'clock in the mayor's new Curley's mansion. The city household will learn deep sea time as bells toll each hour. The gift comes from the New York Maritime Exchange after the mayor addressed its members.
Adameon's Cough Balsam claims to cure coughs colds and grippe and is advertised as available at all druggists with a noted endorsement.
The metropolitan affairs committee schedules a hearing on a Billy Sunday campaign request to erect a temporary tabernacle for a Sunday revival without strict building code conformity. The panel initially opposed the plan then set a new hearing date. current Boston rules require concrete platforms and stone walls, which would add about 4000 dollars to costs.
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