Dorchester Woman Laura Harlow Missing After Car Ride
Laura B Harlow of Dorchester disappeared after leaving work at 1833 Dorchester avenue Tuesday evening. She was seen boarding an inward bound electric car near Welles and Dorchester avenues and may have harmed herself. Police search woods toward Milton and Quincy. she is about five five, 145 pounds, with sister Annie and brother Herbert listed.
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Laura B. Harlow
Dorchester
Welles and Dorches
Dorchester Avenue
Southern Avenue
Harlow
Annie
Algonquin Street
Herbert
Everett
Governor Walsh Prosperity Conference Promises Question Box
At Ford Hall tomorrow Governor Walsh hosts a Prosperity Conference with a notable feature described as the question box. The event focuses on public engagement and policy discussion during the statewide gathering.
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Ford Hall
Governor Walsh
State Conference on City and Town Development invites expert input
Attendees of two meetings are invited to contribute to the box of questions for the State Conference on City and Town Development. Answers are expected from experts on community problems.
Question Box Probes Massachusetts Industrial Growth
Judge John F. Meaney releases sample queries on hotels education waterways and credit bureaus to spur discussion at a Massachusetts conference. The session opens at 9 30 a m with remarks by John H Fahey president of the Chamber and Governor Walsh on special Massachusetts progress.
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John F. Meaney
New England
Massachusetts
Cape Cod Canal
Health Boards
John H. Fahey
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States of America
Walsh
Thieving Charged At Reading High School
Reading High School students report petty thefts from lockers during practice. About $5 stolen from several players, including William Downing Herbert McLeod Paul McKenzie and Allan Howard. Paul McKenzie also lost his noon meal. a previous watch vanished last December. Principal A L Safford informed.
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Reading High School
William Downing
Herbert McLeod
Paul McKenzie
Allan Howard
Paul
A. L. Safford
States for colored is his scheme
Professor Hector Deane, national president of the West Indian Bureau of Charities and Naturalization, urged the creation of two black States at a meeting of 200 Negroes in Faneuil Hall. He said the race would resist relocation, but if enough territory were set aside in this country for exclusive negro settlement, they would work out their own salvation.
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Hector Deane
West Indian Bureau of Charities and Naturalization
Faneuil Hall
Deane
Mexico
Segregation Viewpoints Highlight West Indian Naturalization
Speakers at a meeting urged West Indian negroes to naturalize while debates on race and local government surfaced. Professor Deane warned of difficulties maintaining two races under the same governance, favoring segregation under fair conditions and noting lifelong attachment to America. Leaders pressed for justice and mobility, with civic figures including Franklin Dyer and A Johnson among presenters as Mayor Curley could not attend.
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Deane
America
Magee Heads P. C. Clerks in Boston Postal Union
William J. Magee was elected president of the Boston Postoffice Clerks Association, becoming the first leader from a branch station. The group used mail ballot voting recently adopted in practice by Governor Walsh. Magee has 18 years in service at Jamaica Plain and previously served as secretary. Other officers named include John F. McMahon and Thomas H. Pacey.
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Boston Postal Clerks
William J. Magee
Boston Postoffice Clerks Association
Walsh
Magee
Association
Jamaica Plain
John F. McMahon
Thomas H. Pacey
John J. Sheehan
Thomas PF. Brooks
Frank Bennett
Ralph L. Berry
John A. Kelley
Joseph M. Gracia
William H. Moran
Joseph Slatrow
Hale Festival at the Second Church Observed
The Social Service Club of the parish marked the anniversary of Dr Hale with an evening entertainment in the vestry of the Second Congregational Church. Jerome K Jerome's Sunset and Daddy by Lilli Huger Smith were performed to a large audience. Proceeds will help defray Lloyd room expenses at Hale House, an institution named after Dr Hale.
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Dr. Hale
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Adv
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50c. advertisement.
Frances Alexander Turns 100 In Florence
In Florence on April 2 Mrs Frances Alexander formerly of Boston, mother of artist and author Francesca Alexander, celebrated her 100th birthday. Ruskin, lifelong friend, edited one of Francesca Alexander's works and recently she translated The Golden Book about lesser saints, though she once destroyed fifty of Ruskin's letters by mistake.
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Florence
Italy
Frances Alexander
Boston
Francesca Alexander
Ruskin
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