Foss Seeks Fourth Term In Democratic Push
Governor Foss signals bid for a fourth term at a Boston City Club meeting backing John J. Mitchell for Congress in the Thirteenth district. The gathering heard pledges of support and raised about $2,000, with contributions from Mayor Fitzgerald, Governor Foss, and other party leaders as Mitchell framed a national attention contest.
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John J. Mitchell
Congress
Boston City Club
Fitzgerald
Joseph Maynard
Democratic City Committee of
Boston
William A. Gaston
Frank J. Donahue
James Princeville
South Framingham
Humphrey _O'Sullivan
Lowell
Dr. Gallagher
Waltham
Charles B. Strecker
Mitchell
Senator Weeks
Governor Arrives During Mitchell Speech in Back Hall
Daniel J. Daley of Brookline presided and urged the Governor to take a seat as he entered the dining room where Mr. Mitchell spoke. The Governor seated himself at the back of the hall during the meeting.
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Mitchell
Mr. Daley
Mr. Mitchell
Daniel J. Daley
Brookline
Raps on Child Fear and Mental Hygiene Conference
Harvard professor Robert M. Yorkes warns parental teaching creates lifelong fears in children. Dr. Richard C. Cabot notes people vary yet tend to follow others like sheep, while Dr. I H Neff discusses alcoholism and lack of medical cure. Distraction and improper self study harm mental health and concentration.
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Robert M. Yorkes
Harvard
Lorimer Hall
Richard C. Cabot
I. H. Neff
State Hospital For
Richard Cabot
Comedic Opera Star Seabrooke Dies in Chicago Hotel
Thomas Q Seabrooke a 53 year old comic opera star died in a Clark street hotel after a brief illness. He had inherited 150000 dollars last month and married vaudeville actress Mattie Quin two weeks earlier. He had been in ill health for years and suffered a weak heart.
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Chicago
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Clark Street
New York
Seabrooke
Mattie Quin
First Fire in Hall Annex
The first fire in the new City Hall annex occurred about 10 48 last night. Lieut William Allen of the City Hall avenue station saw a brisk blaze on the fourth floor from the station house window. Chemical No 1 from Bulfinch street extinguished the fire causing a loss of about $10. It was caused by a red hot rivet dropping between temporary flooring and igniting old rope that had smoldered for a few hours.
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New City Hall Annex
William Allen
City Hall Avenue
Station House
Chemical No. 1
Bulfinch Street
Largest Steamer Launched Vaterland In Hamburg
The Vaterland, the world’s largest passenger liner then in operation, was launched in Hamburg by Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. The 5000-ton bigger ship of the Hamburg American line carries 83 lifeboats with 70 launchable from either side, accommodating 4050 passengers and 1200 crew. Two lifeboats have motors, and two more similar vessels are planned. The ship’s name was changed from Europa to Vaterland at the last moment.
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Hamburg
Imperator
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Europa
Vaterland
No Customs Jobs Till July
Secretary McAdoo announced no appointments or promotions in the customs service until after July 1 when the reorganization plan takes effect. The overhaul will require a large reduction in the customs force and vacancies will be saved for employees displaced by the changes.
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Washington
McAdoo
Customs Service
Visitor Shot by Neighbor Mistaken for Burglar in Chicago
Charles Pennington, a commercial traveler believed from Cleveland, was shot and killed in the hallway of an apartment building at 2348 Calumet avenue after being mistaken for a burglar. Harry Farrell, a machinist on the third floor, fired as Pennington tried to enter an apartment.
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Chicago
Charles Pennington
Cleveland
Harry Farrell
Calumet Avenue
Pennington
Alford
Farrell
Don’t Blame the Drunkard, Help Him With Renova
Column urges kindness to drinkers, touts Renova as a tasteless remedy. It cites Mrs. I. A. Woods in Florida who allegedly helped a cook by giving Renova in soda. The ad promotes free samples and invites readers to write to Renova Co. in New York.
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I. A. Woods
Dade City
Florida
Riker-Jaynes
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
Renova
More Business to Roxbury Move by Thomson Crocker Company
Thomson Crocker Company of Lynn announces relocation of its shoe factory to Roxbury. The new facility costs 300000 dollars and will employ 600 workers. The identity of the tenants for the Roxbury factory has been a local mystery for months. The announcement was made late last night.
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Thomson, Crocker Company
Lynn
Roxbury
The Cheers' Men by William Brown Meloney
A sea tale by William Brown Meloney titled The Cheers' Men appears in Sun day Post Magazine as a standout feature. The story promises nautical brio and vivid maritime atmosphere in a period newspaper style.
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William Brown Meloney
Post
Why Spring Colds Are Dangerous
A historical note warns that cooling weather and delaying treatment can turn a cold into chronic asthma bronchitis or consumption. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a nourishing pure food remedy that strengthens the body and helps organs resume normal function.
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Father John
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