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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1920
Page
2
In an appeal from Central Court yesterday attorney Philip Sondheim argued before the higher court that Plakins dairy lunch rooms restaurant readers employed minors are not mercantile. The case centers on whether restaurants fall under mercantile exemption.
John Cronin of 82 Calumet Street Roxbury collapsed in a South End candy store and died after being found in critical condition at City Hospital. Physicians report acute alcoholism as the cause.
Workmen begin removing a cement partition at the Shubert Theatre to create space for Fay Bainter during the East is West engagement. Producer William Harris Jr orders enhancements including a new stage and elaborately decorated dressing quarters by Livingstone Platt to suit the 18 week Boston run.
OSSINING New York September 4 John Berger is ostracized by fellow inmates at Sing Sing after buying a manicure set delivered to him in prison He is serving a three year burglary sentence and was once noted as the best groomed convict in the institution.
Mrs. Alice E. Cram, Democratic nominee for Massachusetts State auditor, outlines three core qualities for office efficiency, qualification, and courtesy. She notes being the first woman contractor in the United States and the first woman in Massachusetts to run for a State office, while stressing independence from party politics and belief in support from both sexes.
A speaker argues women should participate in public life when able and affording time. He notes accepting the role as a great honor and emphasizes women's investment in state and national affairs.
Funeral services for Dr. Charles H. Thomas of Cambridge who died suddenly of heart disease will be held tomorrow afternoon from his home at 1718 Massachusetts avenue. The Rev William Macnair of Prospect Street Congregational Church will officiate and burial will be in Dubbury. Dr Thomas was 70 years old.
A O Leonard of New York claims a tiny in ear megaphone drum restores hearing for hundreds in New York City. The device suits deafness from catarrh or perforated drums and leaves no visible apparatus. Send inquiries to Suite 104 7 Fifth Avenue NYC.
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