Blonde and Brunette Debate on Temperament and Civilization
Mrs. Jessie Halliday Dana, a 65 percent blonde, praises Nordic groups for civilization and women's status while F. R. Benjamin notes temperament as the key to character reading. He cites Dr. Blackford and stresses that blondes and brunettes excel in different fields depending on temperament and development.
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Jessie Halliday Dana
Katherine M. H. Blackford
F. R. Benjamin
New England
Sheldon School of Salesmanship
Blackford
Records of Foreign Birth Not Required
Due to suspended foreign mails George F. Burgess secretary to the superintendent of schools notified applicants for school certificates that records of foreign birth would not be required. Previously minors born abroad seeking work eligibility had to obtain a birth record abroad but now a passport or certificate of landing may be substituted.
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George F. Burgess
Harrison's Clean Sweep Saleoffers large discounts on suits
Harko Brand suits marked down to 7.75 with fine pencil stripes checks and tartan plaids. Balmaceans in Scotches and home spuns listed at 7.75. Thousands of pants priced 1.98 to 4 and 5. Located at 662 672 Washington Street at the cor Beach.
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Harrison
Washington Street
Cor. Beach
Bear Shot in Washington Vermont Sets Town Record
In Washington Vermont on August 8 Fred Downing shot and killed a bear seen along the road. He tracked it to the Alb a Boho non place near the old colonial jail site and sold the meat in the village two miles away.
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Washington
Fred Downing
Downing
Alba Bohonon Place
Vvt
Vermont
Lawrence Man Held On Murder Charge
In Police Court Phillip Bileda aged 18 of 4897 Common Street was arraigned on murder charges for allegedly fatally stabbing roommate James Kokoucky aged 27. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued for trial with no bail.
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Lawrence
Phillip Bileda
Common Street
James Kokoucky
Eastport Man Charles A Carson Found Dead Near North Haven
The body of Charles A. Carson of Eastport was found by fishermen near North Haven. He showed head bruises and indications of a death only hours old, prompting an inquest. Carson had left Eastport a week earlier.
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Rockland
Charles A. Carson
Eastport
North Haven
Carson
Huerta Supporters Reach New York En Route to Spain
Thirty former adherents of General Huerta in Mexico arrived in New York aboard the Buenos Aires from Puerto Mexico Vera Cruz and Havana. Some were officers in the federal army. The group heads to Spain.
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New York
General Huerta
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Puerto Mexico
Vera Cruz
Havana
Spain
Mayor Curley Plans to Remove City Board of Appeal
Announcement by Mayor Curley states he will remove the entire Board of Appeal the city’s top authority on building construction. He cites a favorable opinion from the corporation counsel and promises action after reviewing a list of cases where the board overruled Building Commissioner O’Hearn.
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Curley
Board of Appeal
Corporation Counsel
O’hearn
James R. Murphy
Neil McNeil
Edward H. Eldredge
Dennis J. Sullivan
William D. Austin
Massachusetts and
Boston Real Estate Exchanges
Boston Society of Architects
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Master Builders’ Association
Buildings Trades’ Council
Boston Central Labor Union
Plumbers’ Union
Alleged Slayer of Chauffeur Released in Albany Case
Malcolm Gifford Jr. of Hudson was released on bail of 25 000 after being held in Albany on a first degree murder charge for killing chauffeur Frank Clute on the Albany Troy road in April 1913.
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Amsterdam
Malcolm Gifford, Jr
Hudson
Albany
Frank Clute
Albany-Troy
Half Million for a School Planned in Roxbury
Mayor Curley to ask Boston City Council to approve a legislature approved act for a new industrial school for boys in Roxbury. Land bounded by Halleck Archibald and Goldthwaite streets to be taken with up to four additional acres. Project cost set at $500,000.
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Curley
Roxbury
Halleck
Archibald
Goldthwaite
Mayor Curley and family survive near drowning at sea
Mayor Curley Mrs Curley two children and four others escaped death after a motor boat filled with water and stalled in a choppy sea. They floated for hours until rescued by the tug Juno and reported to City Hall the next morning.
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Curley
Juno
City Hall
Torrey Sues Hastings for 100000 in Libel suit
W R Torrey of Norwell a Boston lawyer and Bull Moose counsel sues Albert A Hastings of Scituate for 100000 in a tort action alleging June 1913 statements damaged his character with false scandalous and malicious claims.
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Plymouth
W. R. Torrey
Norwell
Boston
Bull Moose Party
Albert A. Hastings
Scitware
Torrey
Massachusetts
Police Seek Couples With Unused Marriage Licenses
Police hunt prospective brides and grooms who have held marriage licenses more than six months unused. A new law requires unused licenses to be returned to the city registry within six months or face court actions and fines. About 200 licenses issued over six months ago remain unutilized.
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Dana
HARKO
Dion Yen
Prince OF Ethe Nebuchadn&zzar
Washington, Vt
Lawrence Man
Huerta
Newenalands
Lockhart
Omatoes
A. A. Hastings
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
Worcester
Kennedy
Kuppenheimer
Manhattan
Bates Street
Kennedy's
Hawley Streets
Providence
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