French Bazaar Draws Crowd Amid Rain in Boston
Hundreds attend the French Bazaar in Horticultural Hall despite rain. Over $6700 was raised for orphans and disabled soldiers of the war in France. In two days attendance topped 2200, with Boston lawyers and Back Bay women supporting the event. Jitney service operates between State Street and the hall, noon to 2 PM. Today's “Business Men's Day” aims to extend the service.
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Horticultural Hall
France
Boston
Back Bay Society
State Street
Special Aid Society Plans Exhibit at Boylston Street Center
The Special Aid Society for American Preparedness announced a two week limited exhibit at 601 Boylston Street with an outreach program. Over the next days visitors at 691 Boylston Street will learn about preparedness led by Grace Andrews, Thomas Barbour, O Connell Galvin, W D Bennett, Colonel W Armstrong and Perry Galpin.
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Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Boylston Street
Lexington and Concord
Grace Andrews
Fore River Official Joseph Sedgewick Dies at 45
Funeral services for Joseph A. Sedgewick treasurer of the Fore River Shipbuilding Corp and a leader in worker welfare associations will be held tomorrow from his Quincy home at 240 Goffe Street. He contracted tonsillitis on March 24 and died yesterday morning after a relapse.
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Joseph A. Sedgewick
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Goffe Street
Quincy
Sedgewick
Rheumatism Relief Ad From Eimer & Amend NY 2851
An advertisement promotes relief for rheumatism citing Eimer and Amend’s New York 2851 remedy. It urges readers not to suffer and notes reliable druggists carry the product.
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Eimer & Amend’s
N. Y
Press Club Luncheon to Feature Army Leaders
Major General Leonard A. Wood and Adjutant General Charles H. Cole are to speak at the Boston Press Club lunch today at noon after a morning visit to Holy Cross College Worcester. Also attending are Colonels Sweetser Logan Graves Sweetser and Cutting of the State militia for the Saturday noon forum.
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Leonard A. Wood
United States Army Department of the East
Charles H. Cole
State Militia
Boston Press Club
General Wood
General Cole
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Beacon Street
Leroy E. Sweetser
Logan
Graves
Sweetser
Cutting
Easter sale aids crippled children at Industrial School
Mrs. George Mumford and committee members appeal for support for an Easter sale at the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children located at 241 St Botolph Street. Proceeds fund education and training in sewing and basketry to help the children support themselves and reduce family and city aid.
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Bird With Hughes If T. R. Loses
Charles Sumner Bird at a Lawrence rally said Roosevelt supporters would back Justice Hughes if Roosevelt’s nomination fails. He urged restraint from attacking Hughes and noted Hughes would need a pro agreed stance on military industrial prep and foreign policy before the convention. Attleboro speakers criticized Wall Street backed Hughes and urged Weeks as nominee.
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Lawrence
Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Mr. Bird
Big Four
New York
Hughes
Bird
Wall Street
Lodge
McCall
Weeks
Crane
Wilson
Attleboro
Gardner
Senator Weeks
Cushing
Murray Crane
Hospital trust alleged by Boston doctors union
Dr Charles Malone of Jamaica Plain says Boston hospitals specialists and social workers form a hospital trust to discredit general practitioners and favor rich patients at out patient departments. He repeated claims in a letter in the Boston Medical Journal and adds that Massachusetts General Hospital Boston City Hospital the Peter Bent Brigham and a group led by Drs Richard and Hugh Cabot formed the trust.
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Charles Malone
Glen Road
Jamaica Plain
Malone
Post
Massachusetts General
Boston Clio
Peter Bent Brigham
Richard
Hugh Cabot
Standard Oil Announces Wage Increase Across Refineries
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey said in New York that starting April 17 wage rates across all its refineries will rise by 5 to 10 percent. The increase is described as voluntary.
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Standard Oil Company of
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