Recruiting Office in Concord Armory Seeks Enlistees
Major G. M. King, de tailed as recruiting officer in Waltham and surrounding towns, will be at the Concord State Armory all day today and every Friday until further notice to receive applicants for enlistment in the Second Fifth Eighth and Ninth Infantry First Regiment Field Artillery First Squadron Cavalry Hospital Corps and Signal Corps. He will be there from 9 in the morning to 9 at night.
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G. M. King
Waltham
Concord State Armory
Ninth Infantry
Field Artillery
Cavalry
Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Cuticura advertised cure for facial skin trouble
A fragment from 1916 promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a remedy for pimples, redness, and skin irritation. Manuel Loopes reports healing after using the products and claims a free vial by return mail from Cuticura, Boston.
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Manuel Loopes
Trenton St
Charlestown
Mass
de H
Boston
DRYS BID FOR MOOSE SUPPORT IN ELECTION
Chester R. Lawrence announces candidacy for the Prohibition nomination for Governor and plans to run on both the Prohibition and Progressive tickets. He cites shared principles with Progressives and urges a united front while criticising Governor McCall over excise board issues and Woods’ removal.
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Chester R. Lawrence
Lawrence
William Shaw
Governor McCall
Robert A. Woods
Excise Commission
McCall
Boston
Excise Board
Charles R. Gow
Woods
Gow
Progressive Party
Prohibition State Committee
Big Strike Threat Plagues New York Transit
A threatened all-surface car strike in Manhattan and Queens aimed at right to unionize looms tomorrow. Rail officials and employees' leaders remain uncompromising, with both sides refusing to concede in final ultimatum talks.
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New York
Manhattan
Queens
Transit talks fail to yield temporary solution in wage dispute
The Public Service Commission hearing on the transit strike adjourned with no progress. Edward A. Maher Jr. of the Union and Third Avenue railways offered to arbitrate wages for parts of the Union lines or meet Yonkers and Westchester workers, but insisted on treating Third Avenue line workers as individuals and denied organized status.
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Public Service Commission
Edward A. Maher, Jr
Union and
Third Avenue Railway
Bronx
Westchester County
Union Railway
Yonkers
Westchester
Third Avenue Line
Maher
Chinese Loan Turned Down by New York Banks
New York bankers from J. P. Morgan & Co Kuhn Loeb & Co National City Bank and First National Bank informed the State Department they will not advance a Chinese loan of several millions now. They cited weak loan markets and better European opportunities as the reason for reversing an earlier willingness to lend. The Chinese government offered only treasury notes as security.
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Washington
New York
State Department
Europe
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
The
National City Bank
First National Bank
Funeral Held for Judge Edward Kent at Mt Auburn
The funeral of Judge Edward Kent chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court was held at Mount Auburn Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Memorial services were held at the Episcopal cathedral in Phoenix with Bishop Julius W Atwood officiating. Kent died in Chicago Sunday while returning from the East. he was a Harvard 188 class member and a large group of classmates attended. The Kent family lot at Mount Auburn already houses his father the former Maine governor buried nearby.
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Edward Kent
Supreme Court of Arizona
Mount Auburn
Episcopal
Phoenix
Arizona
Judge Kent
Julius W. Atwood
Mt. Auburn
Maine
Dean William Scarlett
New York
John W. Suter
Boston
Chicago
Harvard
Kent
Medfield State Hospital dedicates new infirmary building
Medfield August 8 dedication of the first infirmary attached to a state hospital. Lieutenant Governor Coolidge and state officials attended with Walter Rapp presiding. Speakers included Dr Edward French and Dr George Clark. A baseball game between Medfield and Worcester teams followed, Medfield winning the series.
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Medfield
Medfield State Hospital
Coolidge
Walter Rapp
Edward French
George O. Clark
Fred Williams
Rapp
Worcester State
Infantile paralysis toll rising in New York state
In Albany on August 3 six deaths were reported outside New York City from infantile paralysis in the previous 24 hours ending 5 p.m. The State Department of Health logged 38 new cases, bringing totals to 51 deaths and 545 cases statewide.
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New York
Albany
N Y
State Department of Health
Police Chief of T Wharf Police Dies in New Brunswick
Martin H. Sheehan of 27 Mt. Vernon Street Arlington longtime head of policing at old T wharf in Boston died Wednesday in New Brunswick while on vacation. The heat of recent days proved fatal. He was born in Lexington about 65 years ago.
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T Wharf
Martin H. Sheehan
Mt. Vernon Street
Arlington
Boston
New Brunswick
Mr. Sheehan
Lexington
Lewiston Carmen to Join Union
Lewiston division employees voted tonight to affiliate with the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America after a committee report representing all divisions. Organization work began immediately. A separate incident in Lexington left two 4000 volt power lines down on Massachusetts Avenue near Mrs. Francis P. Kendall's home causing bright arcing and a half hour outage.
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Lewiston Carmen
Union Lewiston
Lewiston
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street Railway
Amal
Gamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Lexington
Massachusetts Avenue
Francis P. Kendall
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Arizona Jurist
Infirmary of
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Posner
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Pa van Loon
Sunday Post
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