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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
11
Arthur Hassler pursues urban game in Central Park New York as featured in the Sunday Post Magazine revealing his methods and daily routines. The piece profiles Hassler and notes the park as his primary hunting ground and the challenges he faces from park rules and city life difficulties.
Earl Johnson aged 16, son of Charles Johnson of Malone New York, left home on November 1 without notice. The father, now in Boston, urges his son to return, saying the mother is distraught and the father heartbroken and that forgiveness and help await him. The Post is asked to publish the appeal.
New York November 23 A memorial meeting for the late Booker T Washington will be held in Carnegie Hall on February 11 The call comes from the Tuskegee board of trustees the Hampton Association and the citys colored ministers Former President Taft and Seth Low are expected to speak Roosevelt may also be invited to address the gathering
Mrs Florence Lee Whitman, a woman member of the Cambridge school committee, denounces four male members accusing them of squandering school funds. She says they awarded contracts to a prominent politician not as the lowest bidder and frequently visited Clark's Hotel for sandwiches and tea.
A Cambridge writer attacks four male school committee members for secret meetings and improper spending on meals and travel. She questions $103.35 in four years and $21.70 for a single lunch, demanding detailed itemized reports and accountability for use of public funds.
Ralph Lewando performed last evening in Jordan Hall. His simple sincere playing and solid technique made a strong impression and suggested his intention for future development.
A Sandusky girl envies abroad trips I take yearly, hoping to visit England friends. A Helena Ark man warns against lip-biting as a bad habit. Wyoming’s Ambitious Girl urged daily vocab growth. Mary Pickford content and Van Loons humor teased for upcoming Post issues.
Ralph Adams Cram told the Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission that America has betrayed the three Pilgrim ideals of righteousness liberty and fear of God as nations wage a great world war. He spoke at the 20th annual Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants dinner at Copley Plaza.
Six members of the Tercentenary Commission discussed the 1920 Plymouth celebration at a banquet. George von L Meyer urged postponing decisions due to World War I while Arthur Lord proposed telephonic or pageant options and a permanent memorial. Albert E. Dunning urged nationwide pageants with school children and inclusion of later pilgrims.
The 22 cent a pound turkey sale led to the arrest of Morris Ratush of 113 Lyme street and Joseph Tutchinsky of 43 Willow street Malden. They are charged with receiving stolen property amounting to 690 pounds of turkey and other goods valued at $386.71.
Police say a driver employed by Bartholomew Kineen of 412 Faneuil Hall Market stole turkeys and sold them through two men at 44 Dover Street provision store. Wagons and traffic linked to Cross street stable and Dedhard street police alerts led to recovery of 225 dollars worth of goods and arrests.
London's dispatches report Winston Spencer Churchill, former Chancellor, now serving in the trenches with the Grenadier Guards at the British front in France.
Miss Gertrude F. Fitzpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs M W Fitzpatrick of Stetson street Fall River married Edward F O'Brien Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edward F O'Brien of Dorchester. The ceremony and nuptial mass were at the Church of the Sacred Heart with Rev Father McCarthy officiating. Best man was John O'Brien and Margaret Breen served as bridesmaid. The bride, former pupil of Villa Marie Convent Montreal Elmhurst Academy Providence and a Union Hospital Training School graduate.
Massachusetts Branch of the National Security League adopted a resolution calling for a more exacting programme of preparedness and defence. Delegates to the Chicago national meeting were instructed to urge passage of the resolution there. The document outlines the full set of steps proposed for strengthening national security.
The document urges immediate authorization of a strengthened navy and army and the public release of naval and army staff opinions. It proposes a permanent National Defense Council to oversee planning, mobilization, economic adjustment, and allocation of resources, with detailed steps for Navy and Army expansion, reserves, and rapid industrial mobilization.
A feature profile traces a man who raises skunks as his living and keeps the unusual enterprise under wraps until the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine reveals his work, routines, and reasons behind the unusual trade.
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