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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
3
President Wilson hosted a harmony meeting at the White House with George Harvey, former Harper's Weekly editor, now connected to the North American Review. The gathering recalled their 1911 talk with Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal, whose criticism later caused Harvey to withdraw support from Wilson’s nomination bid.
Mr. Harvey called at the White House at Mr. Wilsons invitation to discuss the European situation and the fall campaign. The two men remained in conference over an hour in the presidents study in a friendly meeting that reportedly did not revisit past differences.
Belmont resident Elmer C. Willison of 82 Parson Road Belmont Mass was badly hurt in a vehicle collision with a telegraph pole in Portsmouth New Hampshire. He had been returning from a hunting trip in Maine and is reported with a brain concussion and multiple bruises with even chances of survival according to hospital authorities.
Two teenage criminals wanted by four Massachusetts cities for a dozen burglaries were nabbed by Charlestown officers after looting a Main Street liquor store. An eight hour search over nearly an acre of buildings led to a gunfire escape attempt, one captured in the street in Lawrence hours later while the other fled.
Edward Belanger and John Reddy, 15 and 16, from Lawrence, were caught after a long police stakeout following a dawn raid on Freeman Brothers gum machine. they carried loaded revolvers, masks, searchlight, gloves, and other burglary gear. They admitted six breaks in Lawrence Lowell Haverhill and Charlestown.
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