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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
6
James N Hustis the temporary receiver announced dividends on the railroad's leased lines will be paid in the next six months to keep the system intact and avoid dissolution.
Nearly 200 delegates attend the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention in Kineo Maine. Mrs Grace A Wing of Auburn presides over a federation with more than 6500 club women in Maine as reports from departments and committees are read and discussed.
The Woodrow Wilson Independent League formed in Boston with offices at 338 Washington Street. It aims to promote President Wilson and will soon reveal a membership list of prominent Massachusetts men, many from the Progressive party, whose numbers and quality are expected to surprise the public.
The Wilson Independent League announces a policy for independents and non partisans to back President Wilson. It lists officers and an executive committee, urging cautious support of Wilson based on his domestic achievements and overall record.
The league lauds President Wilson for three and a half years of notable leadership amid crises in Europe and Mexico. It notes the difficulty of choices faced, the restraint shown toward neutrals, and argues his approach will prove successful and unify his administration.
An 88 year old man believed to be Jewish shot himself four times in the chest at Pine Banks Park Malden near the entrance. A tattoo of a double eagle and the word America was found on his right arm. He was described as 5 feet 8 inches tall, about 150 pounds, wearing a dark blue suit and tan shoes. His body was moved to A. N. Ward undertaking rooms.
Democratic candidate Frederick W. Mansfield toured Danvers Peabody Salem and Lynn last night and declared labor issues the core of the Massachusetts governor race. He said the issue follows from Mr Hughes opposition to the eight hour day since the Adamson law passage.
A shopper bulletin lists numerous heavy furniture items with price tags in golden oak and brass finishes. Items include Morris chairs, dining tables in multiple sizes, dining chairs, and dressers with varied post and base styles priced from 1.95 to 54.75, reflecting a broad urban catalog.
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