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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1916

Page

5

Farm Loan Board Sits in Washington Under New Act

The new Farm Loan Board organized with four appointive members sworn in and George R Norris named farm loan commissioner. Secretary McAdoo chairs the board as ex officio member, with C E Lobdell Herbert Quick and W S A Smith also sworn in to form plans for 12 land bank districts and a federal land bank in each.

Washington New Farm Loan Board Wilson Federal Land Bank George R. Norris

Sargol Fat Producing Remedy Promises Weight Gain

Advertises Sargol as a safe inexpensive fat producing assimilative agent to help thin individuals gain flesh and strength. Claims six strength giving elements repair digestion and nourish blood while boosting nerves. backs endorsement by prominent people and offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t achieved. Drugstores stock Sargol amid high demand for nourishment and fat.

Massachusetts praised for mental hospital care and new commission

Dr. L Vernon Briggs lauds Massachusetts for superior treatment of the insane as a new law unifies private and state hospitals. Governor McCall forms a neutral five member mental diseases commission to oversee the reform and improve constructive steps per officials.

Massachusetts L. Vernon Briggs Boston Briggs McCall Briges Dr. Briggs Samuel W. M’call

Massachusetts Honored for Mental Hygiene Progress

Dr. Briggs notes that Massachusetts has made the most progress in care of the insane over the past two years, with the National Mental Hygiene Society of the Rockefeller Foundation reporting to Beacon Hill. The Panama Pacific Exposition awarded a gold medal to the State and its Commission on Mental Diseases for the greatest progress in mental hygiene last year amid ongoing factional disputes over restraint and patient activities programs.

Briggs National Mental Hygiene Society Rockefeller Foundation Beacon Hill Massachusetts Commission On Mental Diseases Foss

Three Women Hurt In Wollaston Collision

Three women were injured in a collision between a runabout owned by John J. White of Ashland and a car driven by Richard Maguire of Newark at Fortington and Beale streets in Wollaston. The victims Julia I Hennessey A L Dowd and Alice Leonard all from New York City were taken to Quincy Hospital for treatment including an X-ray to check for fractured ribs in Hennessey.

John J. White Ashland Richard Maguire Newark N. J Farrington Beale Streets Wollaston Julia I. Hennessey A. L. Dowd Alice Leonard New York City Quincy Hospital Miss Hennessey

Veteran Printer James Langtry Buried in South Boston

Five priests assisted at the funeral in St. Augustine's Church South Boston yesterday for James Langtry a veteran printer. Rev Edmund C Sliney celebrated the high mass of requiem. Pallbearers were Walter Grant John Goulding Frank McDermott Edward Fred and Joseph Berrigan. Interment followed at Calvary Cemetery.

James Langtry St. Augustine's Church South Boston Edmund C. Sliney Walter Grant John Goulding Frank McDermott Edward Fred Joseph Berrigan Calvary Cemetery

Horgan Fails To Unseat Tinkham In Congress Vote

Washington Aug 7 Francis J Horgan who contested the election of Congressman George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts 11th district saw his bid rejected as the House passed a unanimous committee report vindicating Tinkham.

Washington, D. C George Holden Tinkham Poston Massachusetts Francis J. Horgan Committee On Elections House

Morton Street deemed breeding ground for infantile paralysis

City inspection of Morton street in the North End described a crowded 1000-person block as a breeding spot for infantile paralysis. Proposed widening of Morton and Stillman streets at an estimated net cost of 150000, with alternative work on Commonwealth avenue at 50000 net.

Davis Morton Street North End Philip Davis The Civic Service House John Scanga North Erd Finance Commission Commonwealth Avenue New York Brooklyn Morton Street Sunshine Club Addison C. Burnham Women’s Municipal League Housing Committee Burnham City Planning Board Ralph Adams Gram Emily Balch Wellesley Henry Abrams John J. Walsh William C. Ewing Stillman Street Morton Stillman Streets

Massachusetts Defends Juvenile Delinquency Records in Debate

Congressman Gallivan of Massachusetts challenged Senator Overman over a speech claiming Massachusetts leads in juvenile jail commitments. He called for 1915 census figures and argued Massachusetts and Boston have fewer juvenile offenders than Southern states, asserting humane child labor laws reduce jail populations.

Washington Gallivan Massachusetts Overman South Boston Census Bureau House Boston North Carolina

British Cavalry Lures Turks at Romani Battle

Cairo dispatch via the Exchange Telegraph reports British cavalry lured Turkish forces at Romani, turning their flanks with a rear guard action. A brigade surrendered along with about 70 Germans and 86 officers, while a German gun battery was captured. Major General Maurice says Turkish losses exceed one quarter of remaining forces, with survivors fleeing toward the Katia Oasis.

London Romani Cairo Exchange Telegraph Company Katia Oases F. B. Maurice Imperial General Staff Associated Press Near East

Parker to stay as naval militia chief

Adjutant General Gardner W. Pearson announced Commodore James P. Parker will remain chief of the naval militia bureau. Parker had asked to be relieved of active duty but stayed at the governor and Pearson’s urgent request.

Gardner W. Pearson James P. Parker Naval Militia Bureau Commodore Parker Pearson

Auto hero saves child in Portsmouth crash

E. J. Farrell of the General Film Company wrecked his car by hitting a post to shield a crossing child during a hospital tag day. Mrs. Farrell and their daughter were in the car. the child escaped fatal injuries, Mrs. Farrell burned, and the auto is out of service for a time.

Portsmouth N. H Portsmouth Hospital E. J. Farrell General Film Company Boston Bow and Market Streets

Completing Conquest of German East Africa

General Louis Botha arrived in German East Africa to witness the final phase of the operation against Germany's last colony. British advances north of the Central Railway put Kilimatinde and nearby lines in British hands as Belgian and British forces seize Ujiji and Sudan ports, forcing German retreat toward the southeast where Portuguese holdings lie waiting.

London Louis Botha Union of South Africa German East Africa Germany Botha Kilimatinde Ujiji Sudan

Ambassador Sharp Plans Return From Paris

Paris August 7 The American ambassador William Graves Sharp and his daughter have provisionally booked passage for the United States The embassy business will decide if any delay occurs and he will take a vacation if no detaining events arise

Ambassador Sharp Paris William Graves Sharp United States

Noon Hold Up in Roxbury Store

Robert Epstein proprietor of Smith's Pharmacy at 329 Warren Street Roxbury faced a noon hour holdup yesterday. A man entered the store, approached the stamp window and fired a shot missing Epstein before he grabbed a revolver and returned fire. The incident occurred as the thief asked for medicine and bought a postage stamp.

Smith’s Pharmacy Warren Street Roxbury Robert Epstein Epstein

Robber Escapes With Stamp Drawer Loot After Slim Chase

Police describe the suspect as 5 feet 4 inches tall, 150 pounds, 30 to 35 years old. He wore a dark suit and a dirty straw hat. Twenty two dollars in bills and change were taken as he fled out the front door.

Epstein

Carmen Willing to Arbitrate Case in Rail Union Dispute

The Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees asserts the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway violated its agreement over Ralph Hodge. The union says Aug 4 votes supported arbitration and appointed an arbitrator. If the company refuses, union leaders say they will act under their international laws and meeting decisions.

Sir—Division Amalgamated Association of Street & Electric Railway Employees of America Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Company Ralph Hodge Hodge Richards

Three Men Arrested in Suburban Home Break-ins

Inspectors Dorsey and Haggerty yesterday arrested Daniel Ryan of South End Frank Guy of Yarmouth Street and Paul Goldberg of the South End. Police say the trio admitted breaking into fifteen houses in Jamaica Plain Back Bay and Dorchester.

Dorsey and Haggerty Daniel Ryan South End Frank Guy Yarmouth Street Paul Goldberg Jamaica Plain Back Bay Dorchester

Three Polish Men Ordained to Priesthood in Waveland

Cardinal OConnell will ordain Ig natius Edward Limont John Aloysius Drazek and Ladislaus Andrew Sikora at St Ann's Church Waveland Nantasket. The ceremony marks their elevation to priesthood and their first masses will be held next Sunday at Our Lady Czenstochowa in Dorchester Avenue South Boston with Fathers Drazek Sikora and Limont presiding at 9 1 and 11 o clock masses respectively.

Cardinal O’connell St. Ann’s Church Waveland Nantasket Ignatius Edward lLimont Boston Street Boston John Aloysius Drazek Washburn Street South Ladislaus Andrew Sikora West Fourth Street Church of Our Lady Czenstochowa Dorchester Avenue John Grimielinski Father Drazek Father Sikora Father Limont

Woman Found Safe After Night Lost In Woods

Dexter Maine August 7 Mrs John Nutter aged 70 was found by a posse of 150 men after a long night search. She had gone into the woods near her home to pick raspberries and became lost. She said she slept well through the night despite mosquito attacks.

Dexter, Me John Nutter

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Farm Loan Board Sits G. R. Norris Bay State Horgan Tinkham Mra Soc Lic Norfolk Huck Wolf Hanover and Portland Sts Silk FIN. Com Board of Health Canal Street Curley Meyer Bloomfield George Gibbs Mr. Davis Salem Street Parker Farrel Post Jordan Marsh Company Brockton Beverly Hyde Park Lynn Worcester New England Hawley Streets Carmen William T. Egan John J. Duffy Walter H. Clark Alfred P. McLain William J. Marshall George Dreary Barnmen Executive Board Dexter Providence
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