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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
4
More than 100 witnesses have been summoned by Mrs Harriet A Varney defense team in the Brookline killing case. The trial for the murder of Mrs Pauline A Keyes will start at the Norfolk county courthouse in Dedham next Monday.
The Varney murder case moves toward trial as defense counsel say preparation is complete. Miss Varney, jailed at Dedham, remains optimistic and engaged in embroidery under Sheriff Capen’s wife supervision. Defense witnesses will come from Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire. In Idaho, Michael Kelly his wife and their three children were found murdered at Rose Lake with throat cuts and few clues beyond a blood stained knife and razor.
Advancing age makes bowel freedom essential for health and vitality. Strong laxatives should be avoided. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a mild herbal laxative, is recommended and available in fifty cent bottles with a free trial offer by Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, Illinois.
Frederick J. MacLeod, chairman of the Public Service Commission, told a Legisature special recess committee at 1 Beacon street that six cent streetcar fares have not improved finances relative to five cent units. He argued the 6-cent fare did not help financially.
Mr Macleod warns against assuming rate hikes cure street railway ills and urges state banking support for rail properties on instalment terms. He argues patrons should pay for services but not for all road costs. Gibbs probes Boston Elevated issue, but Macleod defers.
Spencer reports the death of John W. Rogan, chief of the Spencer fire department, who collapsed at his residence soon after returning from a walk to the town centre. Local authorities say no foul play is suspected. He led the department for years and was a prominent community figure.
A portrait of the late Governor Curtis Guild by Marion Boyd Allen hangs in the State House council chamber for review by the executive council and the State Art Commission. The sitter is shown in the governor's chair with a frock coat, one arm on a book, and an official document in hand. The likeness evokes praise for artistry and realism.
Reports confirm small engagements Monday between Villa forces and federal troops from Montezuma to Chihuahua city. General Eduardo Chavez of the Chihuahua garrison was killed near La Guna. A large amount of payroll money was captured and 40 of 70 train escort were killed.
Colonel Howze at Army headquarters calls for 1500 men aged 18 to 41 for service with mechanical repair shop units abroad. Promotions to noncommissioned grades available. draft-age men not yet called may enroll before December 15. Eligible after that date include 18 to 21 and 41. Recruits needed include automotive mechanics, blacksmiths, painters, and many skilled trades with in person applications at Room 60, 25 Huntington Avenue.
The Morgan Memorial shifted from giving Thanksgiving dinners to 106 families to providing funds for them to prepare their own meals. Many children received clothing, and the Seavey Seminary Settlement will host a Thanksgiving dinner for 65 men with a home meal, entertainment, and moving pictures at the Seavey cafe.
Many retired naval officers and civilians in Boston indicate displeasure at the government's refusal to grant foreign medals. The letters to the Post decry the policy and urge reconsideration for those serving the United States at sea.
Frustrated relatives of sailors repeatedly recommended for valor by England and France protest efforts to award decorations. The dispute highlights tension between allied commendations and local sentiment as public ceremonies are planned.
Superintendent S H King of Sailors Haven at 4 Water street Charlestown says it is time to reward U S Navy sailors and allow naval orders from allies after the war. He notes government policy has changed with war and hundreds of sailors agree this policy is wrong.
Statements from Captain Parker of the Harvard Radio School and Captain C H Parker of Edison Electric urge Congress to grant recognition to American sailors. Lieutenant Godfrey Cabot of the Naval Reserve adds sympathy as the issue nears the upcoming session. The remarks frame a shift away from 1776 precedent toward broader wartime acknowledgment.
A large shipment of sugar will be sold to the junior newsboys of Boston between 7 and 9 o clock this morning at the designated location. The event aims to support boy vendors and ensure fair distribution.
Burlington Route invites travelers to join a Personally Conducted Tour in a through Pullman sleeping car to California. An experienced guide enhances comfort and sightseeing from start to finish. Low cost and popular for decades, with descriptive folders available from Alex Stocks New England Pass Agent at 264 Washington St Boston Tel Main 4387.
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