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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
5
Chisholm Me May 19 Search for Louis Dibeau who failed to return from a fishing trip to South Rangeley Lake led to the discovery of his canoe floating bottom up on the lake. No trace of the body was found as preparations were made to continue the search or drag the bottom if needed.
A specialist claims a wild Mexican plant can treat diabetes by quickly reducing sugar levels and restoring vigor. A 50¢ package is advertised for 10¢ with a free diabetic diet booklet, guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Ames Chemical Co advertises Diabetol through mail order with department listings and drug company references.
Massachusetts leaders and the Boston Chamber of Commerce push to establish a Boston branch of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce similar to New York Chicago St Louis and San Francisco. Former Governor Curtis Guild reports efforts include a planned Monday amendment and broad calls for support from New England lawmakers.
Washington reports Colorado miners strike sees no immediate solution and lawmakers urge President Wilson to allow federal troops to remain. The President says troops will stay for now but calls for swift settlement of the dispute.
Beverly May 19. Seventy six year old Frank Brown veteran Beverly fireman to celebrate his birthday today issued a challenge to row any man of his age in Essex county a two mile dory race.
The Rev. Daniel R. Freeman resigns as pastor of All Souls' Church in Braintree effective Aug. 1 after five years. He will assume the pastorate of All Souls' Church in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Clement Be. Kennedy, a Boston newspaper man, was elected an editor of the Harvard Illustrated Magazine by the board of directors. Har old A. Larrabee of Melrose was also named an editor of the college publication.
Collector Edmund Billings has dismissed 12 customs staff in Boston and vicinity. Deputy Collector John L. Parker of Lynn, editor of the Lynn Item and former G A R leader, was the first removed, followed by six assistant weighers, four clerks and a customs guard.
The Boston customs service trims manpower due to the new tariff and reduced appropriations. Two Gloucester inspectors shift to Boston as 11 assistant weighers depart, joining salary savings of about 13 000 dollars yearly plus 2000 from a resignation. William C. Earle becomes head weigher and head gauger.
Dr. Henry P. Walcott retires as chairman of the State Board of Health after 28 years at the helm and 33 years as health officer. More than 2000 physicians sent him autograph memorial greetings detailing his long service to the Commonwealth. Governor Walsh has not yet appointed a successor, so he will hold over briefly.
Manchester New Hampshire May 1. Plans for the reception and entertainment of President Wilson on Flag Day June 15 were laid out by local businessmen at a meeting. It was reported that the state militia will participate in the demonstration marking the festivities.
Togo Kabuto a Japanese former employee of Thomas W Lawson at Dreamwold Egypt estate was arrested yesterday by U S Deputy Marshal Ruhl. He is charged with sending an improper letter through the mails to Miss May Dudley of Washington street Brookline, both once employed at the Japanese restaurant 34 Station street Brookline.
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