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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
3
A man identifying as Ira J. O Malley was arrested by federal agents in Chicago for possessing bans of the Liberty motor. He had recently arrived from Detroit and authorities expect more arrests shortly.
A Kansas City beauty specialist shares a home remedy to darken gray hair and add shine. The mix uses water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine. applied twice weekly, it claims to look twenty years younger without dyeing or staining.
Joan Baker Keys a 63 year old Cincinnati man known for sensational recent events left by train vowing to wed 19 year old Florence Girardin. Legal action, guardianship bids, and a back bay police summons figure into a dramatic pursuit as Keys plans Cincinnati reunion and marriage.
Society in Philadelphia and New York learned that the engagement of Mimi Scott, New York heiress, to Captain Hobart A. H. Baker of the United States aviation service, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Both are in France with Baker leading a flying squadron and Scott serving as a nurse in Paris Evacuation Hospital.
When filing closed for City Council candidates eight declared they had filed enough signatures to surpass 2200. Three early filers were certified over the threshold by the election board: Walter L. Collins president of the City Council John J Cassidy and ex Senator Edward F McLaughlin.
Several contenders not yet certified claim large signature counts led by Alfred Wellington with about 5000 Albert Hurwitz 3300 and Frank Goodwin 3100. Donoghue Ball Heffernan and McKenna are listed as doubtful. A total of 1268 papers were filed with signatures from 300 to 100 each. Certification must be completed by December 2.
The field includes 17 candidates with Frances G. Curtis Mary E. Meehan Herbert A. Kenny and Mary A. Matthews filing. Walter L. Collins is the sole confirmed Good Government Association endorsee. Rumors say others may gain backing while Goodwin and Martin Lomasney circle Cassidy McLaughlin and Wellington for endorsements.
Bainbridge Colby of the Shipping Board announced the U S government refused to approve a proposed transfer to a British syndicate of vessels under British registry owned by the International Mercantile Marine Corporation. About 85 ships totaling 730000 gross tons were involved, including the Olympic and other prominent transatlantic liners.
The executive board of the Boston Central Labor Union voted against the eight cent fare at a meeting last night. The issue will be debated on the union floor this Sunday.
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