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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1913

Page

13

So Folk Entertain Press Club Guests in City Event

Several women were guests of the press club last night marking a rare hospitality event in the quarter century of the club. The program featured leading theatrical and musical performers including Al Jolson and the Imperial Trio with James McHugh aiding with vocal duties. An attendance of club members was reported and L. D. G. Bentley served as MC.

Ress Club Air Jack S. Connolly Charles Finley al Jolson Theoneymoon Express Ray Samuels Wheaton Donald McDonald Earl Clarence Rogerson 8 Company Charles McClintock Nk Bacon Sam B. Hardy James Jarlowe Embers Mpany Harry Bree Hussey National Theatre E “Imperial Jackins John Kiley Walter Catchle James McHugh Harles Ray Waterson Berlin Ray L. D. G. Bentley Ancer

Ward 20 Democratic Committee Elects Key Members

A Dorchester ward committee organized after a long session naming James P. Sanders as chair and Edward Train as secretary. Elected members include Jer J. Donaghue J. Cummings John Anderson M J Byrne John J Kil y James Barry and Milward Trainor as secretary to arrange the annual banquet and ball.

Aid & In Dorchester James P. Sanders Draper Street Edward Train Jer J. Donaghue

Milk wagon owner kept daughter working before and after school

Judge Michael J. Murray condemned Somerville milk dealer Philip Chick for child labor violations after patrolmen found 14 year old Mary Chick delivering milk at 4 20 a m. The judge ordered probation, saying he was disgusted by the father’s actions as Chick tried to explain himself.

Michael J. Murray Philip Chick Somerville Mary Murray Chick Murphy Joy Street Cambridge Street West End

Thanksgiving turkey gifts from Kentucky for White House

President Wilson and Cabinet to receive Kentucky bred turkeys for Thanksgiving. South Trimble, House clerk, will supply pedigreed bronze toms from his Bluegrass farm. The President’s bird will be a 40 pound dressed yearling gobbler. others weigh about 25 pounds. They were fattened on celery chestnuts and red pepper.

Washington Wilson Tumulty Kentucky South Trimble

Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement for Catarrh Relief

An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for stuffed nose and head, catarrh, and sore throat. It promises immediate breathing relief, disappearance of headache, and cleansing of air passages by applying balm in the nostrils. The copy urges readers to buy the product at drug stores and even mentions a rival name.

Ely

Port Directors Seize East Boston Land to Advance Waterfront Plan

The Port of Boston voted for eminent domain on a 2 1/2 million square foot tract in East Boston, aiming to settle price disputes likely around 450000. The move clears the way for dredging, berths for giant ships, and a Commonwealth Pier 1 designation, with court-settled compensation expected.

Port of Boston East Boston Land Company East Boston East Boston Company Maverick Street Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad Company Wood Island Park Commonwealth E. H. Taylor Bird Island Gange

Bachaus Opens Boston Season With First Recital in Jordan Hall

Pianist Wilhelm Bachaus offered a substantial program in a Jordan Hall recital. The critic notes his solid technique earns respect but suggests more individuality and mag netism in the latter portion of the afternoon, highlighting Brahms Rhap s odie in G minor and Scarlatti pieces among the selections.

Theven Chopin Bachaus Rachmaninoff Liszt Jordan Hall Wilhelm Bachaus Boston Mr. Bachaus Brahms Scarlatti

Paris dresses gifted by banker case unfolds in New Haven

New Haven November 20 The case of Martin Zimmerman New York banker uncle of the wife of the Duke of Manchester was outlined before the referee in bankruptcy. Mrs Lilian Wray claims Zimmerman gave her 860 000 outright to develop her grocery store chain while Zimmerman says it was a loan. She testified at length detailing gifts including hampers of fruit champagne clothing and a Paris feather plume display. She showed a power of attorney to collect money he owed in Connecticut and recounted hotel visits and urging her to take an apartment in New York. If her claim holds Zimmerman could lose control of the stores and be liable for about 75 000. The hearing continues tomorrow.

New Haven Martin Zimmerman New York Duke of Manchester Lillian Wiiray Zimmerman Milford Exchange Europe Connecticut Jiis

Miss Shaw Wed to Ashton Maryton in Boston Home

Miss Marion Shaw of 694 Massachusetts Avenue married Ashton Maryton of Halifax Nova Scotia at her home. The couple met during a college romance while Shaw studied at Notre Dame Convent in Charlottetown and Maryton attended St. Dunstan's College. The wedding was held yesterday after Shaw returned to Boston.

Marion Shaw Massachusetts Avenue Ashton Maryton Halifax N.S Miss Shaw Maryton Notre Dame Charlottetown Prince Edward Island St. Dunstan's College Boston

Cologero Marchese Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder

Cologero Marchese was found guilty of second degree murder for the July 1 Hanover Street shooting that killed Luigi Carabello. The defense alleged Carabello attempted extortion while the jury rejected first degree murder and returned a second degree verdict at 8:35 p.m.

Cologero Marchese Luigi Carabello Hanover Street Carabello Marchese

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