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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1910

Page

8

Man Killed By Steel Knuckles In Norfolk Case

Dedham Oct. 20 Special Justice Eldridge J. Whitaker finds Fred Lovely used steel knuckles to kill or injure Louis K. Simmons in Boston on Sept. 26. Both men from Plainville had quarrelled over a raccoon while returning from Pawtucket. Simmons died 11 days later of tetanus from injuries. he allegedly told his mother he was attacked by Lovely, who has not been seen since the night of the quarrel.

Dedham Fred Lovely Louis K. Simmons Boston Eldridge J. Whitaker Norfolk Plainville Pawtucket R. L Simmons Lovely

Wandering Woman Identified by Somerville Friends

The woman found wandering on Somerville boulevard Wednesday evening was identified at Somerville Hospital yesterday by friends as Mrs EK Potvin of 4 Lincoln Place Somerville. She is not in good health.

Somerville Boulevard Somerville Hospital EK. Potvin Lincoln Place Somerville

Atherton Opinions on Women Smoking Stir Talk

Chicago based interview with Gertrude Atherton argues women should have the right to smoke. She says many elite American women smoke at home and in private, notes European usage, and claims moderation makes it harmless. She emphasizes personal emancipation from parochial standards.

Chicago Gertrude Atherton America New York San Francisco

Draper Attacks Foss at Winthrop Rally in Massachusetts Race

Governor Draper assails Congressman Foss at a Republican rally in Winthrop alleging Foss caused Democratic party strife. He accuses Foss of misrepresenting unity, betraying Vahey, Mansfield, and Hamlin, and disrupting the Democratic convention to secure the nomination.

Winthrop Draper Congressman Foss Mansfield Vahey Mr. Foss

Trans City Tunnel Plans Reviewed at State House Hearing

The joint commission resumed the hearing on a proposed tunnel between North and South stations at the State House. Chairman George G. Crocker led the session at 2:35. Joseph B. Eastman of the Public Franchise Commission outlined three construction plans.

State House Joint Commission Railroad, Metropolitan Parks, Transit and Harbor and Land Commissions George G. Crocker Joseph B. Eastman Public Franchise Commission

Medford opinions clash over tunnel route and cost

William B. Lawrence urges a Blackstone Broad and Atlantic route to minimize land damages and opposes 16 million per mile. Joseph B. Eastman questions need for passengers, favors state ownership and graft safeguards, while Transit Commission ideas are aired. Construction engineer Wheeler offers no comment as Woodward Hudson notes lack of loop under South station.

William B. Lawrence Medford Blackstone Street Broad Street Atlantic Avenue Lawrence Joseph B. Eastman Public Franchise Commission Transit Commission Joint Commission B. T. Wheeler New Haven Crocker Woodward Hudson Boston & Albany

Boston Woman Accuses Hall Couple in Damon Estate Drama

Miss Elizabeth Sexton of Boston testifies in Harlem police court that Mr and Mrs Hall manipulated 70 year old Kate Damon and drugged her to influence a $750000 estate. Halls deny involvement and say they were not in the Damon apartment when Sexton visited.

New York Elizabeth Sexton Boston Harlem Police Court Isaac Hall Kate L. Damon Miss Sexton Damon William Powell Edson Street Dorchester

Kilmer Resigns as Boys' Brigade Head

General Harry C. Kilmer resigns as head of the United Boys' Brigade of America effective November 1 due to pressure of business. United Boys' Brigade of America, Baltimore, Md., announces the move on October 20.

Kilmer

Shoes for all at one third the former price

An old era to modern shift shows affordable comfort as fine shoes, once limited to the affluent, become accessible to the general public at about one third of the former cost.

New England California

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