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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
7
Reporter visits 68 Beekman street to meet Fitzpatrick brothers who publish blank books and claim the President asked them not to publish the song. Bill Fitzpatrick produces the letter from the President regarding the romance of the Paleface chief and the Indian maiden.
Mike and Billy compose a fox trot about Pocahontas and a white chief. They mail it to the White House and receive a rejection note from Secretary Tumulty dated October 22 1916. The pair refuse to withdraw the song as it is with the publisher.
The Harvard Crimson unveils a $40,000 two story limestone and Harvard brick plant on Pilmpton Street near Massachusetts Avenue. It will publish a 44 page special football edition with sepia prints but forgoes a formal dedication due to football rush. Formal exercises planned for February mark the new era in college journalism.
Morris Illinois November 19 Charles Munday former vice president of the LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago where William Lorimer was president was found guilty of conspiring to wreck the bank and was sentenced by the jury to five years in prison.
An advertisement claims colds arise from disordered blood and seasonal change. It argues that fat foods distribute heat and Scott’s Emulsion builds strength to prevent sickness, noting it is drug and alcohol free and enriched with nourishing fats.
Silas Lapham’s family confronts a moral test as Penelope declines Thomas Corey’s proposal while Irene’s loyalty to her sister sustains a quiet endurance. The Boston industrial magnate navigates parental duty and social expectations amid marriage, betrayal, and a planned Beacon Street home.
The committee on ordinances voted favorably on a proposed ordinance establishing a quiet zone near hospitals. It goes to the City Council for first reading Monday, then a one week layover before final vote. Introduced by Councillor Walter L. Collins.
Weather permitting the first public walk will be conducted by the B Y M C Union at 48 Boylston Street tomorrow. Men and women who wish to join meet at the Beacon Street entrance to the reservoir at 11 o clock. The group under Physical Director Oliver L Hebbert will tramp through the woods and reach Camp Hubbard in time for lunch.
Taft warns that nationwide prohibition would disrupt federal balance and local self government, create a vast officer corps, and threaten the Republic. Press voices warn of enforcement chaos with federal spies and graft, as Massachusetts memory recalls liquor officer corruption and blackmail.
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