Cotton Men Gather for National Association Meeting
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers opens its annual meeting at Huntington Hall with principal address by MIT President Richard C. Maclaurin and welcome from Governor Foss. Frederick B. Macy and Edwin Farnham Greene will also speak. Neville discusses spinning values. Sessions run through Thursday afternoon covering vital textile topics in New England.
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National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Huntington Hall
Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Governor Foss
George W.W. Neville
New York Cotton Exchange
New England
Morgan Will Admitted to Probate in New York
The will of J Pierpont Morgan was admitted to probate today after heirs and next of kin signed waivers. Legal formalities were dispensed with when the will was presented to the surrogate court.
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Morgan
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Harvard doctor touts athletics benefits for youth
Dr. Sargent of Harvard writes in a forthcoming Sunday Post about the advantages of athletics for health, discipline, and schooling, urging widespread participation and structured programs to boost performance and well being.
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Sargent
Harvard
Next
Death of Old B M Man Mudgett Conductor Dies at 84
Tacob D Mudgett long serving Boston and Maine conductor died at his Lynn home 431 Summer Street aged 84 after a year of illness. Born Parsonfield Maine he joined rail work at 15 driving a mail coach. Resident of Lynn for 60 years he served as baggage master and was a popular figure with passengers. He leaves four children Charles W John H Zephyra Ricker and Louise S Mudgett.
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Tacob D. Mudgett
Boston & Maine Railroad
Summer Street
Lynn
Boston & Maine
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Mr. Mudgett
Parsonfield
Portsmouth
N. H
Old Eastern Railroad
Freedom Lodge of
Masons of Freedom
Railway Conductors’ Association
Charles W
John H
Zephyra Ricker
Louise S. Mudgett
No Vaudeville for Mayor J F Hurley
Salem's mayor John F Hurley refused an offer from C Wesley Fraser manager of the Boston office of United Booking Offices Inc to enter vaudeville for 500 dollars a week yesterday.
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C. Wesley Fraser
Boston
United Booking Offices, Inc
John F. Hurley
Salem
Webster Cotton Mills Weavers Strike in Sun Cook NH
Seventy five weavers at the Webster Cotton Mills went on strike after failing to reach a wage schedule with the firm. The action occurs in Sun Cook New Hampshire on April 22.
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Suncook
N. H
Webster Cotton Mills
Governor Council Likely to Reject Randall Nomination
The Governor's Council is expected to vote against Frank L. Randall of Minnesota for prison commissioner at today’s meeting. Governor Foss warned he would use the rejection as a political issue against Republicans in the fall, calling the opposition to Randall purely political.
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Frank L. Randall
Minnesota
Foss
Randall
Governor Faces Council Over Randell Appointment Push
Councillors McGregor Simpson Ham and Collings oppose the confirmation while Lieutenant Governor Walsh backs the Governor. The Governor aims to force the issue in the council meeting and has presented endorsements of Randall from prominent Minnesota figures.
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McGregor
Simpson
Ham
Collings
Walsh
Randall
Minnesota
Governor faces fight over prison board successor
Frederick G. Pettigrove resigns after heading the Prison Board since 1901. Governor Foss presses for reform and a new appointee amid council opposition and names floated include Warren G. Spaulding Edwin Mulready and Charles McCarthy with contention over who should lead prison policy.
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Frederick G. Pettigrove
Pettigrove
Warren G. Spaulding
Charles McCarthy
Marlboro
Foss
Roads Confer With Trainmen Over Wage Demands
In New York on April 22 a conference began between railroad managers and a 100 member conductors and trainmen committee led by A B Garretson and W G Lee to seek an adjustment of wage demands. Elisha Lee led the managers. The talks may last several weeks affecting over 100000 railroad workers.
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New York
A. B. Garretgon
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Elisha Lee
Committee of Managers
Anti suffragists to organize here in Boston
Mrs. A J George organizing secretary of the Massachusetts branch of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage has returned from Washington. She will immediately begin to form an organization to wage war on suffragists.
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A. J. George
Massachusetts
National Association
Washington
Boston
Gloom Shunting for the Boss
Next Sunday's Post Magazine presents Sewell Ford's Torchy tale titled Gloom Shunting for the Boss announcing a latest comic adventure featuring Torchy.
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Post Magazine
Sewell Ford
Simple Remedies For Beauty And Health Featured
Simple recipes for beauty and health promote a spring tonic blood medicine and a complexion lotion. A kardene tonic mixed with alcohol sugar and hot water claims to improve liver disorders blood clarity and vitality. Spurmax facial lotion promises clearer skin and a youthful complexion. Canthrox hair cleanser offers an easy scalp wash for cleaner hair and healthier growth.
Corner in Cheese operetta dress rehearsal in Jordan Hall
Vincent Club girls stage the first dress rehearsal for their three act operetta A Corner in Cheese at Jordan Hall. William Wenderly globe trotter plots a Dutch cheese market corner but falls for Tilly the windmill’s lady. Cast includes Edith W Parkman Susannah Cunningham and Miss Mary Thorndike with about 60 Boston social leaders in drills and dances.
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Vincent Club
Jordan Hall
William Wenderly
Tilly
William
Frances Q. Nichols
Frances Porter
Edith W. Parkman
Theophilus Jenkins
Leslie Lindsey
Susannah Cunningham
Herr Greif
Zuyderdam
Edith Fitz
Joris Blumer
Mary Thorndike
Fran Blumer
Katrinka
John B. Swift, Jr
Tante Texel
George Simpson
Hans
Mary Dean Pierce
Gretchen
Charlotte Hemenway
Dorothy Forbes
Alice Bowker
Ruth Gaston
Hilda Foster
Katherine Doty
Ruth Foster
Boston
Noazark Hotel Hosts Lively Weeknight Gem
The note hints at a bustling event at Noazark Hotel and directs readers to the comic section of next Sunday's Post for more details.
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Noazark Hotel
Post
Weak Minds Blamed for Downfalls Speech Statement
Dr Walter E Fernald of the State Hospital for the Feeble Minded at Waverly told the Boston branch of the Reciproc ity Club of America in the City Club that nearly all working girls who go wrong and at least half the prisoners and state institution inmates are feeble minded.
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Walter E. Fernald
State Hospital
Waverly
Boston
Reciprocity Club of America
City Club
Massachusetts Feeble Minded Restrictions Target Marriage
Dr Fernald cites 12000 to 14000 feeble minded in Massachusetts with only 2000 in institutions. He warns lack of restraint risks rising crime and “girls who go wrong.” He notes 600 young women at Waverly and urges continued state programs costing millions to prevent marriages and protect the feeble minded population.
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Fernald
Massachusetts
Waverly
Dr. Fernald
Templeton
Fred L. Coburn
Charles A. Burns
Malcolm E. Sturtevant
Henry A. Shepard
D. Fletcher Barber
Charles R. Edwards
Luther C. Greenleaf
G. R. Fisher
Clarence A. Russell
New York man overcomes 16 year liquor habit with 3 day treatment
Mr. Woods, a heavy drinker for over 16 years, credits a three day treatment for freeing him from alcohol and enabling him to help hundreds more. He describes a home based method, available by mail order from Edward J. Woods of New York, to end craving and restore self control.
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Edward J. Woods
Mr. Woods
New York
N. Y
New Twist in Customs Fraud Case At New York Port
Government records from the New York Custom House reveal Boston dressmakers under suspicion in a smuggling probe. The discovery adds a fresh turn to the ongoing investigation into customs disclosures at this port.
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New York Custom House
Boston
Boston Customs Foil Yearlong Smuggling Probe Into Modiste
The Boston customs effort targets a well known Back Bay modiste amid an ongoing probe into importations. A relative was previously caught smuggling. officials anticipate potential arrests as records and witness testimony align with government knowledge. Garland Shea and Chan dler lead the investigation with agency aides assisting cross city records.
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Back Bay
Boston
United States
William H. Garland
Daniel A. Shea
Special Treasury
Carl Chandler
National City Bank Witness Declares Bankruptcy
Frank Van Blarcom stock broker filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. He lists liabilities of 6686.38 dollars and assets of 681.80 dollars, connected to a scheme involving the National City Bank of Cambridge and misapplied funds.
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Frank van Blarcom
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of Cambridge
United States District Court
Paris Fashion Page Preview for Next Sunday
A page of the latest Paris fashions with color illustrations will be found in next Sunday's edition. The feature promises vivid images and up-to-date style coverage from the fashion capital.
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Paris
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