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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1915

Page

3

Help Wanted by Uncle Sam Civil Service Jobs

The Civil Service Commission announces vacancies in government service. Listings include Marine engine draftsman for submarines at Electric Boat Company in Groton Connecticut. electrical expert aide in Washington DC. chief of training school nurse in government hospital for the insane Washington DC. oil and gas inspectors in Oklahoma. Apply at once to the Civil Service Commission Room 14 Federal Building Boston Massachusetts.

United States Civil Service Commission Government Service United States Office of the Inspector of Machinery, Electric Boat Company Groton Washington, D. C Department of the Interior Oklahoma Federal Building Boston Mass

Affirmative Wins Debate on Socialism at Boston College

The affirmative won the debate on socialism in a senior Boston College and Fulton Debating Society event held in South Boston yesterday. John B. Fitzsgerald and Joseph M. Norton argued for the affirmative against Stephen F. Moran and Richard J. Quinlan who upheld the negative. The question stated that socialism as a system for improving mankind is impracticable.

Boston College Fulton Debating Society Pere Marquette Council K. of C South Boston John B. Fitzsgerald Joseph M. Norton Stephen F. Moran Richard J. Quinlan

X Ray Urged For Indigestion Diagnosis At Harvard

Dr. Charles Allen Porter urged use of X ray diagnosis for indigestion at Harvard Medical School arguing symptoms attributed to the stomach may come from kidneys, appendix, or intestines. He noted early cancer detection can improve operable outcomes and recovery chances.

Charles Allen Porter Harvard Medical School

Chronic indigestion and self treatment warned by physician

The speaker attributes indigestion to nerve tension, cocktails, boiled tea, patent medicines, and quick meals. He warns that many dyspeptics overpay for medicines, urges careful medical diagnosis, and notes risks from untreated appendicitis gall stones ulcers and cancer.

Mayor Curley Addresses Parish Club on Ireland Role

Mayor Curley spoke at St. Peter's Parish Club in Ronan Memorial Hall on Ireland's Contribution to American History. The 2500-strong crowd heard remarks from club president William J. Hennessey and pastor Mer. Ronan who lauded the naming of Mt. Ida Ronan Park playground and praised employment efforts.

Curley St. Peter’s Parish Ronan Memorial Hall Ireland William J. Hennessey Mer. Ronan Mt. Ida Ronan Park

Policeman Beats Suspects in North End Saloon

Patrolman John T. Chaisson single handedly beat and arrested two men at 8 o clock Sunday morning in James T. Purcell’s liquor store at 161 Fulton street North End. The pair named William O'Donnell of 25 Stafford street and Matthew Wallace of 353 Hanover street. A quantity of liquor and Purcell’s clothes were found on them.

John T. Chaisson James T. Purcell Fulton Street North End William O'Donnell Stafford Street Matthew Wallace Hanover Street

Billiard Room Fight Ends With Three Arrests

After a clash in a store billiard room, two men hid under a pool table and body fought with an officer. Police Surgeon Dunn tended injured prisoners. Patrolman Chaisson aided, and all three suspects were taken to the police box.

Dunn Chaisson

Montreal Harbor Inspectors Visit Boston for Harbor Study

The Montreal harbor commissioners arrived at Copley Plaza and will inspect Boston harbor today to pick up new wrinkles in harbor matters. President W G Ross leads the group with Farquhar Robertson and Colonel A F La belle. Major D Seath serves as secretary-treasurer.

Montreal Harbor Copley Plaza Boston Harbor W. G. Ross Farquhar Robertson A. F. Labelle D. Seath

Changes in Parade Rules Allow More Horse Entries

The Work Horse Relief Association increased entry limits from 10 to 15 per person or group to accommodate exhibitors wanting to show more than 19 horses. The parade is Monday with large class entries, urging early submissions. The Ashton Lawrence Free Hospital for Horses seeks free ambulance service from a leading city contractor, for horses of poor men, with admissions at 15 Beacon Street.

Work Horse Relief Association Ashton Lawrence Free Hospital Association Beacon Street

Degree staff plans a dance at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester

Bloomfield Hall Dorchester hosts a Friday dancing party by St Peter's degree staff M C O F as a tribute to the staff. The well drilled unit will perform a floor drill show during intermission assisted by committee members William H Donlon Joseph Hughes John Higgens John Carey Bert Layden and others. Gov Walsh Mayor Curley and officials may attend.

Bloomfield Hall Dorchester St. Peter’s William H. Donlon C. R Joseph Hughes John O’hara John Finnegan Willia Rogers Walsh Curley Enti

Lawyer Chester Walker Found Dead in Boat Shop

In Rockland Maine on April 11 Chester M. Walker a prominent attorney and real estate agent was found dead with a box in a boat shop. Police ruled it a death by his own actions. Walker was 60 years old.

Rockland Chester M. Walker Atorney Waler

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