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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
3
Malden, Sept. 22 Charles P Scanlon returned home after 13 years away surprising his parents He had vanished as a boy after being sent to school and never returning His years on the road included riding freight trains and drifting across towns while working briefly at times He told friends stories of his wanderings upon his return.
Edward T. Platt, treasurer of the United States Express Company, secured a court order appointing Arthur F. Crosby as receiver for Otto C. Heinze, Arthur P. Heinze, and Max H. Schultze trading as Otto Heinze & Co. The firm owed $22,276.98 after a Feb. 21 judgment remained unsatisfied. Fritz Augustus Heinze is Otto and Arthur’s brother.
Northampton September 22 Opening of Smith College found about 1700 students enrolled with a slight decline from last year due to many failing exams and higher tuition from 100 to 150 dollars. President Marion L. Burton addressed students at chapel exercises this morning.
Mrs. Dodge is freed on $5000 bail after waiving examination. Deputy Sheriff James W. Dodge and Julian Bell posted bonds. The case centers on the Heath murder. the grand jury will review evidence in two weeks. Local church figures defend Mrs. Dodge and doubt a conviction.
The fall term at the University of Maine opened with 163 new students registering. Total campus registration reached 478 by night, as Orono reports the start of the term.
Waterville Me Sept 22 The entering class at Colby College is the largest in the institution's history with 98 men and 54 women enrolled thus far. Elizabeth Bass will serve as dean of the women's division this year and more students are expected.
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