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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
3
Newman Richards a Anderson street grocer testified yesterday that Oll man Kovner assaulted him at Kovner's home after Richards asked for a grocery bill. Kovner denied the charge claiming he tried to quiet Richards and that payment was due, with Richards showing torn shirt as described.
Officer Dunleavy recalls a bread making incident in a tenement with dough on a coat. A complaining witness angrily responds about the attack. The accused describes the wife grabbing him during a scuffle at a hot stove and pleads not guilty as the case ends.
The Rev. Edmund C. Sliney, commissioned a first lieutenant chaplain in the U S army, has orders to report at Camp Dix and will leave Friday afternoon for New York and report at the camp in New Jersey Saturday afternoon. Rev. Eugene B. Cummings will celebrate high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Sunday. Rev. Thomas A. Becker will preach the sermon and Father Murphy will preach at vespers at 7:30 p m. The sacrament of confirmation will be administered to classes at St. Tarcisius Church South Framingham Saturday at 3 p m. Today is the feast of Saints Cyprian and Justina and tomorrow Saints Cosmas and Damian. Saturday marks the feast of St Wenceslaus.
Roy L. Pease is indicted for the murder of his wife in a Searsmont telephone exchange on May 11. The Grand Jury of the Supreme Court reports the indictment. He has been held at Bangor hospital for further observation and will not be tried before January.
Apostle Koutoulas of Wilfred street Lynn appeared before Judge Morton in U S District Court after noon yesterday on a charge of failing to register Sept 12. He said he earned more than 50 dollars a week at General Electric. A naturalized citizen who has been in the country 17 years, he said he was making too much money to be a soldier. The judge asked who would fight for liberties. He faced a maximum sentence of one year.
A brief note states that Apostle was awaiting transfer to East Cambridge in the marshal’s office when a roll of $167 was shown.
Greater Boston police join in the search for 14 year old Raymond Hird, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hird of 58 Oliver Street Everett. He left for Horace Mann School on Sept 10 and has been missing about two weeks. He is about five feet tall, 90 pounds, with fair pale complexion and dark hair. He wore a dark cap, dark gray suit and striped shirt.
If you have Catarrhal Deafness or head and ear noises or are growing hard of hearing go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint double a strength add to it a half pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar Take 1 tablespoonful four times a day This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises
The Rev Allen W Stockdale now a Red Cross captain spoke at Boston University School of Theology yesterday and will address Emerson College of Oratory this morning Invitations were extended for the Tremont Temple Brotherhood open air meeting with gospel teams and deacons plus the Girls Helpful Club and Junior groups A prophecy lectures by Reginald J Young of Moody Bible Institute at 28 Pemberton Square Sundays at 3 30 pm Roblin of Second Universalist Church to preach at the Morgan Memorial and Church of all Nations Sunday at 10 30 am
Paris dispatch reports Bulgarians retreating northward may be unable to defend Babuna Pass southeast of Uskub where Serbian forces held firm in 1915. The pass near Veles lies within reach of the advancing Serbians.
The Lexington High School girls field hockey eleven held a hard practice at the Lexington Athletic Field yesterday afternoon under team captain Miss Madelyn Giano who will coach the squad until a formal coach is chosen.
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