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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
6
Supporters of Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California abandon plans for a recount of New Jersey presidential primary votes. A. C. Joy, assistant Eastern campaign manager, said Johnson agreed there is no chance of proceeding and the vote is closed as far as Johnson managers are concerned.
The City Council approved on Moriarty’s motion chapter 179 of the 1920 Acts, providing pensions for foremen inspectors mechanics drawtenders assistant drawtenders and storekeepers employed by cities and towns.
Mrs. William Klinch of Torrington Connecticut recounts a dönüş from anemia to strength after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She suffered sour stomach fatigue and insomnia before the remedy restored digestion and energy. The pills cost 60 cents a box and can be mailed from Schenectady New York with a free booklet available.
More than 60 people enrolled in the opening session of a free dramatics course to train Boston residents for the Pilgrim tercentenary celebration. The three week program at the Elizabeth Peabody Playhouse is run by Boston Community Service with sessions on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 30 a m to 1 p m and evening talks this week.
A three week old fox cub arrives at Angell Memorial Hospital on Longwood Avenue. Found in a West Roxbury box trap by Sidney Stahl of 63 Arthur Street, the young fox has a compound fracture of its left front foot. Dr. Frank J. Flanagan treats him and expects a full recovery. Daily visits come from Helen Foley of Longwood Avenue.
Captain Robert B. Dickie a Civil War veteran wounded several times and a guard at Lincoln's bier died in Pittsfield at age 81. He served as a respected public servant and soldier of wartime memory.
Miss Lillian I. Squires 24, in Municipal Court says she left her father Sidney I. Squires trustee of North End Savings Bank and went to Constantine Papathanos State street broker against her father's wish. She sues Papathanos for alleged conversion of two hats two pocketbooks a mutt and other personal effects left at his home.
Miss Squires testified her father warned she would be disinherited if she stayed with Papathanos. She claimed his mother forced her out on West Tremlett Street and that he later refused to return valuables including a Liberty bond and a diamond ring. Papathanos said she’d lived at his home briefly after being put out by her mother and described outings together before she left.
Papathanos testified that he gave his mother a robe and inkstand as Christmas gifts, while other items including a muff, two pocketbooks, and a Liberty bond were in dispute. He claimed the fur was offered back, a neckpiece was made at his expense, and the broad cloth suit was possibly destroyed in a fight between his mother and sister. A settlement was debated at trial's end.
The Supreme Court today declined to grant the government's request for a rehearing of the anti trust suit against United States Steel Corporation. The motion argued a conflict between the March 1 Steel decision and the April 26 Reading company dissolution ruling. Both decisions were 4 to 3.
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