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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1914
Page
3
George W. Anderson resigned from the Massachusetts Public Service Commission to become United States district attorney at Boston and began his new duties yesterday at the Federal building.
In Washington last week sworn in as U S attorney his brief entrance included introductions to aides and judges. Charles B. Strecker and William F. Murray paid their respects while Asa P. French joins as special assistant to continue Captain Fish case and argues NY Central Hudson case.
Ensign Earl W. Robinson of the battleship New Jersey faces a general court martial at Charlestown navy yard on theft charges from ship officers. The offenses occurred during the voyage from Vera Cruz to Boston and private detectives failed to identify the culprit amid Mexican turmoil.
Upon return to this port a general court martial was ordered with Captain R E H Coontz of the Georgia as president and Lieutenant Walter E Woolson of Washington as judge advocate. The day was spent hearing evidence from two private detectives who recovered items including flouncing a Mexican blanket two Panama hats and four Mexican leather bill books. Relatives recovered the property after learning Robinson was in trouble.
Sixteen year old Harry Paine of 193 Waverly Avenue Revere a pupil at the English High School and night messenger assisted Patrolman A A Sullivan on State street last Saturday night Paine drove the patrol wagon and helped chase down the alleged thief Lewis Szindrok 25 of 34 Riverdale Street Allston Szindrok was accused by Hodgson of 206 Arlington Chelsea a cook in the navy yard officers mess of stealing a watch chain and charm valued at 29 and 3 76 in money Szindrok was found guilty in police court and sentence was postponed to Wednesday
Warrants issued by Solicitor Ernest Guptill for the arrest of Gerald C. Rickert on murder charges and John Taylor as accessory. Victim Samuel T. Trilling, a diamond merchant, died at Sacred Heart Hospital after being shot at Massabesh Lake boat house following a staged sale. Rickert at large. reward of 500 provided by the Manchester Young Men's Hebrew Association.
The annual report to stockholders shows organized labor as the most serious condition facing the Boston Elevated Railway Company over the past year with rising operating expenses. The directors’ submission highlights labor costs as a key factor in expense growth.
Advertisement promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. Claims cleanse and enrich blood, strengthen the system, and reduce disease susceptibility. Highlights 40 years of use and urges readers to get it today.
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