Hubman Named to American Bar Association Board
April 8 Chicago reports the ABA executive committee discussed the August 25 26 27 annual meeting in St Louis. A four member board including S. S. Gregory Judge C T Page John Dowell and C I Long was appointed to plan charges for the official journal. Also a cleaning tip suggests vinegar and chlorine wash for ink removal from white goods.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
St. Louis
S. S. Gregory
C. T. Page
John Dowell
Boston
C. I. Long
Wichita, Kan
Official
Conspiracy Alleged in Christian Science Publishing Dispute
Trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Society sue members of the First Church of Christ Scientist alleging a conspiracy to nullify Judge Dodge’s decision. An injunction blocks defendants from interfering with trustees and from actions aimed at resignations, impairing church business, or opposing Mary Baker Eddy’s trust deed until further order.
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Christian Science
Herbert W. Eustace
Christian Science Publishing Society
Supreme Judicial Court
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Judge Dodge
Dittemore
Lewis L. Harney
Boston
Luther P. Cudworth
James B. Patton
Brookline
Grace C. Jacobs
Thomas C. Fales
Emma W. Fletcher
John J. ,Lauppe
Mary N. Bartlett
Charles F. Hackett
Adele M. Marsh
Dedham
Richard J. Davis
Charles A. Applebee, Jr
Alias Lawrence A. Almon
William F. McKenzie
Cambridge
Dodge
Rugg
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Bazaar Benefit for Melrose Elks Lodge Borough Fair
The Melrose Lodge of Elks and a large group of Melrose women hosted hundreds in Memorial Hall Melrose for a two day bazaar to aid a building fund addition. Members and volunteers operated booths and expect to raise over 7500 dollars. After more than two months of planning the event was elaborately prepared.
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Melrose Lodge of Elks
Melrose
Memorial Hall
Tearing House Down While Used as Dwelling
Springfield reports a double tenement at 30 Spring Street is torn down for a new vocational school. Misses Louise F and Philomene Sullivan remain in the building after April 1 due to rental shortages and red tape. The city sold the house. the new owner must complete wrecking under bond. Governor received 80 telegrams on daylight saving, five oppose, ten qualified, sixty five support.
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Springfield
Louise F
Philomene Sullivan
Spring Street
Sullivan
House
Congress
Straw Vote on Daylight Bill in Massachusetts
Governor Coolidge did not act on the daylight saving bill as he left Boston for Worcester to attend an Amherst graduates gathering. The article notes the ongoing straw vote context and mentions the governor’s absence from decision making.
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Massachusetts
Coolidge
Boston
Worcester
Amherst
Massachusetts Women Eligible for School Panel Votes
The election laws committee reported favorably a bill that would place all Massachusetts women currently registered to vote for school committee onto the regular voting lists for primaries and elections once woman suffrage is ratified. About 70,000 women are registered now, with 500,000 to 600,000 expected to be eligible after ratification.
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Committee On Election Laws
Massachusetts
Gladys A. Bragdon
Melrose
James D. Tillinghast
Campridge
Winona Osborne Pinkham
B. Loring Young
Weston
Michael A. O'Leary
Democratic State Committee
Clean-Up Week Planned in Boston May 3 to 15
Boston prepares its annual Clean-Up Week from May 3 through May 15 with emphasis on fire prevention and garden planting. Chief Peter Walsh and EF W Shumway urge clearing rubble to prevent fires while thousands of posters and house to house circulars are prepared. The Drive will be led by Thomas Bilodeau as chairman with H S Upham secretary and George Norton treasurer, all from Roxbury.
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Boston
Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
Peter E. Walsh
Fire Department
EF. W. Shumway
State Public Safety Department
Joseph A. Norton
Public Works Department
Thomas H. Bilodeau
Roxbury
H. S. Upham
South End
Daniel Thompson
George C. Norton
Lynn Police Station Needs Cleaning Report Details
Dr. Lyman A. Jones reports to Mayor Creamer that Lynn police station has unfit food refrigerators dirty prisoners cells and officers quarters lacking water soap and paint. The state health officer says conditions require immediate correction.
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Lynn
Lyman A. Jones
Creamer
City approves 32 million dollar budget with cuts
City Council committee approves Mayor Peters 1920 21 budget totaling 32 000 000 after 31 100 in cuts. 30 000 from printing department to replace mono type with lino type machines and 700 for installation trimmed. A 400 stripping editor credits cut to hire temporary stenographers faced criticism as padrone system. A 341 000 supplementary budget including 210 000 for snow removal also okayed.
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Peters
Hagan
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength
Advertises Othine double strength cream to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning, one ounce often enough to clear skin. money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
Dandruff Cure Claim In Ancient Ad Claims Arvon Liquid
An old advertisement asserts that applying four ounces of liquid argon nightly dissolves dandruff completely. It promises rapid relief from itching and gives puffed claims of improved hair texture and shine, stating arvon liquid is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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Hubman
American Bar Ass’n
Church of Christ
United States
America
Nation Wide Cooperative Campaign
The
Interchurch World Movement
West 18Th Street
New York City
E. E. Gray CO
Blackstone, Hanover, Union Sts
Union-Friend
Haymarket Sq
Corned Beef Department
Poultry and Smoked Meat Department
Louise
Tremont St
Conmiiteam
Committee On Appropriations
Style Headquarters
Ee Saran
Eccrine
Diye
Osama
Ociety Grand
Jordan Marsh Company
Socitey Brand
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