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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
5
City ordinances in Quincy prohibit dogs that bark bite or howl disturbing neighbors after a warning. Owners face fines up to 10 dollars per violation and dogs must wear mufflers to curb nighttime soliloquies. No disposal provisions for chronic offenders.
A State free employment office report shows high demand for unskilled women in Boston factories during September. Labor conditions rose nearly 20 percent from 1910, with textile and garment workers in especially strong demand while building trades and metal workers also faced shortages.
Prominent Democrats from every section of the state plan a peace meeting at the Quincy house the night before the nominating battle Governor Foss to center stage and be urged to seek reelection for continued progressive legislation George Fred Williams chaired the resolutions conference with Foss on the platform
Boston registry officials spent hours seeking Clarence Glover's birth record at Mrs Glover's request. She and a young man searched city birth records for details about her late husband, the Waltham laundryman, but the record could not be found. Several others pursued similar inquiries this week as well.
Augusta Me October 8 Governor Plaisted appointed Bertrand G McIntire of Fast Waterford as chairman of the State Board of Assessors replacing Obadiah Gardner of Rockland who resigned after being named to succeed the late United States Senator Frye. McIntire a former Oxford County sheriff will serve nearly a six year term dating from last April.
Charles Kellogg of California claims he can talk to bears and will demonstrate his abilities at the Motel Bellevue. He says scientists at Harvard will see what a man who has lived among wildlife can do with his voice.
Mr. Kellogg astonishes Paris scientists with voice imitating rattlesnake notes and earthworm sounds. He claims fearlessness before wild animals, says he talks to bears and other creatures in a different language, and regards his talents as birthmarks rather than accomplishments. He profiles his unique throat, senses, and trust in insects, while a household page advertises tips and weekly menus in the Post.
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