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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
24
The Grand Army of the Republic chose Kansas City as the site for its 1916 encampment. The current meeting drew thousands to the White House where President Wilson greeted nearly 5000 veterans and their wives in a two hour East Room reception.
Arrangements had prepared for a White House greeting by President Wilson to Loyal Legion and other groups. Confusion over badge admissions led to crowding at gates until Secretary Tumulty ordered universal entry. Many fainted or weakened, revived inside. Veterans held meetings and planned Arlington Memorial Amphitheatre cornerstone services tomorrow. Thousands left Washington as the encampment continued.
The G A R diary group held its annual meeting electing Mrs. Carrie Alexander Bahrenberg of Belleville as president over three rivals. The corps also voted a thousand dollar treasury grant for officials to determine its use.
Thirty seven golfers competed at Wollaston in a handicap versus par tournament. Keith T. Manson of Framingham and C. F. Fairbanks of Wollaston tied for first with five and fifteen strokes respectively. a playoff will determine the trophy owner. J. W. Small of Belmont Spring was close behind, 1 down with a 3 handicap.
An unidentified man about 60, found unconscious with a fractured skull in Gil bert place alley off Congress street, was in serious condition at the Relief Hospital. A letter in his pocket addressed to G. M. Johnson of Winthrop was the sole identifying clue.
Elsie Mayor of 34 Eliot Street and her two children oppose Frederic Mayor in Suffolk County Superior Court over a petition to restrain her from entering his business at 54 Eliot Street. She plans divorce action and accuses him of appropriating the embroidery business and denying entry to their home.
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