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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
12
Superintendent Franklin B. Dyer lauded football and strenuous athletic sports in city high schools. Speaking to the Fathers and Mothers Club of South Boston High School, he called teams valuable adjuncts to the curriculum and praised their sportsmanlike and businesslike traits.
Dr. Dyer discusses athletic conduct and honor among high school players. He says lying to protect teammates fades with time, and stresses physical education to build social cooperation, respect for authority, and sportsmanship. He urges parents to steer youths toward reading wholesome romances and to take education seriously.
Los Angeles November 21. The District Court of Appeals ruled against the Los Angeles county board of supervisors method, mandating that tallies be counted rather than certificates. The Pasadena No 4 precinct may be discarded, costing Roosevelt electors 103 votes to Wallace.
Gardiner M. Lane lists numerous New England donors to the Massachusetts Branch of the American Red Cross for Balkan war aid. Total contributions amount to 2901.90 after including previously acknowledged gifts.
Miss Margaret Lally of Dorchester won a prize at the South Boston Yacht Club costume ball wearing a outfit crafted from Boston Sunday Post sections. Her hat used the magazine portion and the shirtwaist the comic color section. Charles F. Stoodley took the first prize for gentlemen in a colonial buff and blue uniform.
Rebels seized the Palomas port of entry opposite Columbus New Mexico after a brisk two hour fight. Fort Bliss border patrol report confirms the capture early today.
Rebels led by Inez Salazar attack at daybreak. Federal garrison of 100 fights from fortified adobe houses as hand grenades collapse buildings bury defenders. Captain Rosanno among refugees reports town captured. no dead count given. Palomas Columbus port serves as key overland route toward Casas Grandes under rebel control.
Mayor Fitzgerald urged Boston’s Chamber of Commerce to support a free school for training auto truck chauffeurs. He pressed the school committee via a letter, noting requests for evening courses, but the superintendent reported insufficient funds to start the program now.
Chicago November 21 Stephen La Porte who surrendered in Chicago to answer a murder charge in Arizona smiled when told he would be returned Walter Taylor a former Tucson bartender was killed five years ago Taylor found La Porte with Mrs Taylor and La Porte shot him with a rifle in the ensuing scene
Robert Livingston, formerly La Porte, after years in many cities, arrives in Chicago and seeks solace at Olive Mission on Desplaines. A mission worker quotes a gospel text and he confesses to police, asking to be jailed. Deputy sheriff P. E. Fernald of Pima County arrives to take him back.
Solomon Blackner aged 7 of 11 Cobb Street South End died at City Hospital last night from injuries after a team owned by Cunningham Bros of 23 Mott Street struck him. Driver C J Carey of Shawmut Avenue was brought to the station and will face court this morning.
North Easton November 21 Mr and Mrs Oliver Ames hosted a small Boston society gathering at their mansion for the 19th birthday of Miss Olivia Ames. The event preceded her coming out with a party planned by Miss Mary S Ames at Copley Plaza in December.
Joseph Cramer alias Fishkill Slim and James Kelley alias Boston Jim were sentenced by Judge Martin in Atlanta to three years and two years six months respectively for the North Abington post office robbery on Aug 1 1911. Kelley’s term was reduced due to ill health.
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