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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1914

Page

4

Metapan Sinks Deeper After Harbor Collision

The United Fruit steamer Metapan sank deeper after yesterday’s collision with the Iowan in the lower harbor. The bow to bridge lie submerged at high tide, with midship and stern damp and dry above water, and wreckers call the situation serious under a heavy easterly swell at Sandy Hook. no flotation attempt was made today.

New York United Fruit Company Sandy Hook

Boy Hutchinson Sentenced After Court Battle Over Reform

John Hutchinson of Charlton Massachusetts, 17, was sentenced to a year and a day in Plymouth jail for robbing the Charlton post office last April. Judge Morton, aiming to avoid jail, urged reform and supervision, but Hutchinson refused to reveal his family or cooperate. The judge warned that only when Hutchinson shows willingness to become a good boy will he be released, otherwise he will remain imprisoned to face the government.

John Hutchinson Charlton Mass Morton United States District Court United States District Rogers Atlanta Hutchison House of Correction Plymouth Mulready Hutchinson United States

Innocent Looking Boy Entangled With Notorious Criminals

A youthful figure seeks company with the area’s most feared criminals, drawing concern from authorities about his influence and possible danger to public safety. Local officials warn of predatory associations and the risk to the boy’s future.

Tennis Matches Delayed by Rain in Harvard Tourney

Wet grounds postpone Harvard tennis plays as rain holds up the singles title determination to next week and the doubles tournament, already started, will also continue into next week.

Harvard

Grady Hearings Spotlight Telephone Complaints

Henry W Grady of Somerville gained a public hearing on his numerous telephone grievances as a lone standout among 360 000 subscribers The Public Service Commission and Boston area officials examined his claims including rude language from an inspector and repeated failed connections The Belmont listening in incident prompted talks on subscriber rights and limits on operator surveillance while company officials defended service levels citing fewer complaints now than before

Henry W. Grady Linden Avenue Somerville Telephone Company Grady Public Service Commission Commission Boston Mr. Macleod Dorchester Clarence MacDavitt John Kelleher Francis J. St. Coeur Belmont Mary A. Swanson Macleod Bowen William H O’brien Telephone Bureau of the Commission O'Brien Benjamin Bowen General Trath Mr. Grady

THIS POTATO LOOKS LIKE MONSTER FROG

A record breaking potato from Rochdale Massachusetts grown by Frank Rogers weighs nearly three pounds and resembles a frog. Two other freaks weighed about 2 1 2 and two pounds in the same hill.

Frank Rogers Rochdale A. C. Hankey Company Mass

Entrance wound described as small and calm in tone

The entrance wound from a modern bullet is not a gruesome sight. It is small and resembles a parasite bite in appearance. External bleeding is often minimal, though this should not be mistaken for safety.

Delinquency blamed on parents at YMC A conference

H W Gibson, state boys' secretary, urged parental delinquency as the cause of juvenile delinquency at a community service conference in City Club. Speakers included G W Tupper on immigrants, with banquet remarks and prize announcements for New England college essays on social service work.

H. W. Gibson City Clab G. W. Tupper City Club Harry Cutler Rhode Island Immigration Commission Charles R. Towson International Committee New York Elgin Sherk Massachusetts Agricultural College H. M. Gerry Cambridge George EF. Quimby Fall River Co. T. Holm Lawrence G Db Gold Brockton KE. Bohner Providence Arthur §. Johnson Boston New England New Hingland Theological

Denouncing fathers as too busy to raise their sons

A speaker blasted the average father for neglecting sons aged 13 to 18, urging men to value their boys over business. He called for common sense as essential and listed four other senses as necessary for proper fatherly guidance.

Adamson Cough Balsam Promoted as Cold Cure

An advertisement claims one bottle of Adamson Cough Balsam can cure almost any cold. The brief notice emphasizes quick relief and general effectiveness for common ailments.

Opposes Two Cent Mileage Ruling From New Hampshire

President Hustis of the Boston and Maine railroad said the company will seek a federal court order to restrain the Public Service Commission’s ruling for a two cent per mile mileage. He questioned the constitutionality of the New Hampshire statute and noted commissioners did not recede from a 1.25 cent proposed rate, saying the 1.25 cent increase was considered reasonable. Hustis spoke with Public Service Commission members and Governor Felker during his city visit.

Concord N. H Hustis Boston & Maine Railroad Public Service Commission New Hampshire City Felker

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