Edwards Warns Camp Youths Against Professional Pacifist Influence
At CAMP DEVENS General Edwards opened a Citizens Military Training Camp for 2600 youths. He urged preparedness over propaganda to prevent war and announced a plan to admit 16 year olds next year. He warned against the professional pacifist while praising civic duties and country devotion.
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Devens
Edwards
Citizens
Williams
Sayre
Grieg
Hannigan
General Edwards
Ayer
United States
Walsh Attacks Opponents on Campaign Tactics in Holyoke
John Jackson Walsh denounces Sherman L. Whipple and William A. Gaston over campaign methods in a Holyoke speech after rallies in Chicopee and Northampton. He frames the race as a choice between clean campaigning and dirty politics and questions honor among candidates.
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Holyoke
United States
John Jackson Walsh
Sherman L. Whipple
William A. Gaston
Chicopee
Northampton
Whipple
Greene
Gaston
East
Funeral for Dr George E Lothrop Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Dr George E Lothrop pioneer showman of New England and owner of the How ard Athenaeum Bowdoin Square Theatre and Grand Opera House will be held Saturday at Mt Vernon Church Beacon Street and Massachusetts Avenue at 11 a m Burial will be at Mt Hope Cemetery.
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George E. Lothrop
New England
Howard Athenaeum
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Mt. Vernon Church
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Dr. Lothrop A Pioneer Of Boston Theatre Circuits
The late Dr. Lothrop rose from a newsboy to prominence in Boston theatre and charity. He founded the Boylston Museum and the Grand Dime Museum, organized stock companies at the Howard Athenaeum, and remained active in civic groups including the Elks and Masons. Survived by wife Elizabeth and son George F. E. Lothrop Jr.
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Lothrop
Providence
Dartmouth
Harvard Medical School
Boylston Museum
Old Windsor Theatre
Washington and
Dover Streets
Old Howard Athenaeum
Old Howard
Dr. Lothrop
Boston Lodge of Elks
Gate of Temple Lodge of Masons
Hobah Lodge of Odd Fellows
Boston City Club
Elizabeth Lothrop
Napier Road
Brookline
George FE. Lothrop, Jr
Young Daniel Webster at Fryeburg Academy
The author recalls visiting Fryeburg Maine and reading a Fourth of July Oration by Daniel Webster delivered there as head of the academy. He notes Webster aged 20, his Dartmouth background, a romantic letter to a classmate, and Webster’s deeds copied in the Fryeburg registrar of deeds with his signature dated March 11, 1802.
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Intervale
Daniel Webster
Fryeburg
Academy
Webster
Dartmouth College
Samuel Ayer Bradley
Massachusetts
Maine
Young Webster
Lfe
Ezekiel
Dartmouth
Registrar of Deeds
Former Melrose Man Ordained as Minister
Rochester New Hampshire August 3 The Rev Clarence L Tenney formerly of Melrose Massachusetts and son of the Rev Warren Tenney connected with The Worlds Crisis in Boston was ordained as minister and installed as pastor of the Second Advent Church at Farmington tonight
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Rochester
N. H
Clarence L. Tenney
Melrose
Mass
Warren Tenney
the World's Crisis
Boston
Second Advent
Farmington
Veterans hit hard by ruling in Haverhill area
In Haverhill and surrounding cities the Veterans Bureau budget is cut by 12000 dollars, delaying care for wounded veterans. Walter Desilets, injured and seeking treatment, is turned away without a written order from the Lawrence headquarters, though local doctors may provide care in good faith.
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Haverhill
United States Veterans Bureau
Lawrence
Lowell
Newburyport
New Hampshire
Bureau
Washington
Walter P. Desilets
Bellevue Avenue
Francis W. Anthony
Anthony
Wholesale sugar prices advance in New York
In New York on August 3 the Federal Sugar Refining Company raised refined sugar 10 points to 7.10 cents per pound the year’s high. Warner Sugar Refining Company and Arbuckle Brothers also lifted prices by 10 points to 7.0 and 7.0 cents respectively, signaling earlier retail increases.
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New York
United News
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Warner Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Brothers
Boy Fatally Injured When Struck by Auto in Plymouth
Roland Vian age five, son of Ernest Vian of Standish Avenue, was struck by an automobile owned by A A Hastings of Boston in Plymouth. The car was reportedly moving slowly and the boy died early this evening at Jordan Hospital.
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Plymouth
Roland
Ernest Vian
Standish Avenue
A. A. Hastings
Boston
Jordan Hospital
Wishes Not To Be Carried Out In Takamine Will
The will of Japanese chemist Jokichi Takamine proposed two options for his body neither of which will be implemented. He asked that his body go to Dr Malcolm Harris of Chicago for research on his liver or be cremated with ashes partly buried locally and the rest in Japan. Harris declined to take the body and it will not be cremated due to Takamine’s Catholic baptism six weeks before death. The will was drawn a year ago.
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Japan
Harris
Jokichi Takamine, Jr
Takamine
Barber holds off police with gun in Attleboro lodging house
Thomas Squarato, a barber who had moved to the area two weeks earlier, trapped behind a hallway trap door at a Mt. Hope street lodging house, forced four officers to back away with a revolver. Police Chief Edmond H. Gingras led Attleboro officers and three State policemen from Framingham to assist. Squarato surrendered as they closed in. A pint of moonshine was seized.
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North Attleboro
Mt. Hope Street
Thomas Squarato
Edmond H. Gingras
Attleboro
State Constabulary
Framingham
Squarato
Tests completed on destroyer Brooks in Rockland Maine
Navy experts finished five standardization trials of the destroyer Brooks to assess how loading and trim changes affect speed and horsepower. Officials said the tests were the most extensive of their kind in the United States and abroad.
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Rockland
Brooks
Navy Department
Naval Board
Navy tests confirm 35 percent efficiency claim
Board members reported the results verified experiments in the Navy Department using tank models and calculations by naval architects.
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Navy Department
Naval
Tests Planned for Destroyer Putnam in Two Weeks
Data supports operation of current vessels and informs future design. The destroyer Putnam will undergo similar tests in two weeks.
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Putnam
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Maida
Soap Bc
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Castile
Spain
Vle
Harvard College
Anti
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Thorwald Ross
Hingham
Hull
G. C. Whipple
Falarvard
Anti-Mosquito Association of Massachusetts, Incorporated
Greater Boston
Association
J. Albert Nyhen
Brookline Board of Health
Ralph Law
William F. Harris
Charles T. Brues
Bussey
Bussey Institue, W. Chester Gray, Dr. Francis X. Mahoney, Dr. Richard FE. Strong
Grace A. Johnson
Thorwold Ross
C. R. Stark, Jr
Louis M. Hastings
Cambridge
Mary R. Lakeman
Ellen Ellis Allen
E. E. Allen
Perkins Institute For the Blind
BY William Justin Mann
Copr
N. Y
Boy
Wee
Winsor
Avery’s
Washington St
Hannahsons Vacation Shoe
Milady
Hannahson
Hannahsonng
Haverhill, Mass
VENUS
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave., N. Y
Ginter
Fay
Formosa
Ivory
Blue Label Catsup Son
Ile Babbitt’s
M. Elliot
West Jung America
Toginterco
Boston Post
Office of the Post
Scollay Square
Post
Washington Street
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