Becker case still alive as appeal sought in death sentence
Albany March 24 Another effort to save the life of former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker condemned for instigating Herman Rosenthal's murder was heard before the Court of Appeals. Attorney Martin T Manton asked reversal of the second trial conviction and a new chance to defend Becker before a jury. The case will be continued tomorrow.
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Billy Sunday Sermons Feature In Boston Post Series
The Post prints the 26th Billy Sunday sermon and notes tomorrow's topic Walk as Jesus Walked. Back copies of Feb 28 and March 1 are sold out. limited supply remains for subsequent days. Readers should order through newsdealers or the Circulation Department Boston Post with extra postage.
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Potter and the Clay Sermon on God Molding Life
The speaker likens people to clay in God's hands, urging submission to divine shaping. He cites Jeremiah and personal anecdotes of transformation, stressing free will, repentance, and that God can remake marred lives if one yields to his will. Earthen vessels serve God to express his plan.
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Income Tax Amendment Reported Favorably by Committee
The income tax amendment, passed by last year's Legislature, was reported favorably by the committee on taxation. It seeks to enlarge General Court powers to classify property for taxation and is to be laid on the table until the Supreme Court rules on the taxation questions submitted.
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Public gifts in Dr Hasket Derby will
In Suffolk Probate Court yesterday the will of Dr Hasket Derby reveals public bequests including 5000 to Carney Hospital 2000 to the rector of St Cecelia's Church back bay and 1000 to the Holy Cross Conference of the Society of St Vincent de Paul for its Boston work The Stolen Railroad is teased in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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Carney Hospital
St. Cecelia’s Church
Back Bay
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Boston
First New England Made Russian Convertible Hydro Aircraft
The Burgess Company & Curtis plant in Marblehead launches a made in America hydro aircraft for the Russian government. It undergoes severe testing for climb, duration, and speed and is aimed at securing a contract for war flyers. Russian experts have yet to inspect it for acceptance.
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Burgess Company & Curtis
Marblehead
New England
Colter to Speak at New England Watch and Ward Meeting
Ernest K. Colter of New York will be the chief speaker at the New England Watch and Ward Society annual meeting at Arlington Street Church Sunday evening. He will discuss National Phases of the Drug Evil and the Federal Remedy. Delcevere King retires as treasurer after 13 years. Godfrey L. Cabot elected to fill the post. Rev. Frederick B. Allen presides.
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New York
William S. Vanderbilt
New England Watch and Ward Society
Arlington Street
J. Frank Chase
Delcevere King
King
Society
Godfrey L. Cabot
Coulter
Frederick B. Allen
Funds Needed for Infants at Local Hospital
The 324 annual report of Infants' Hospital highlights severe funding shortfalls for infant care and beds. Admissions were turned away last summer, rising from two to three sick babies daily, leaving 700 to 900 infants uncared for yearly. The second ward is ready for 20 more babies, with doctors noting the severe diseases and strong inter-institutional cooperation.
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Georges. Derby
Derby
National Civic League
Europe
Charles Hunter Dunn
Watertown Approves $585,373 Budget At Town Meeting
Watertown residents approved a budget of 585 thousand 373 dollars and three cents at a peaceful town meeting. The fire department members were voted a day off in five.
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Watertown
Fire Department
Quarantine Station Lease Move To Federal Control
Boston City Council committee approves report to lease Gallups Island quarantine station to the federal government until the city sells the property. The lease transfers control pending federal purchase and sets Monday council action to finalize. A separate Sunday Post note asks if women know what they want.
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Kipling Responds to Blackford on Russia and War
Rudyard Kipling replies to Dr Charles Blackford defending his stance on Germany and Belgium. He notes The Truce of the Bear was written 16 years ago and warns a German victory would threaten Europe and the United States amid reports of Belgian atrocities.
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Charles M. Blackford
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Rudyard Kipling
Music for the fox trot on Dolly Dip page
The Dolly Dip page presents music for the fox trot with a picture and verses in the next Sunday Post.
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