Border talks eyed with Mexico in early September
Secretary Lansing and Mexican ambassador-designate Felicego Arredondo tentatively agreed that the joint border commission should meet in New England during the first week of September. Arredondo received formal notification that American commissioners are ready to meet the Mexican members as soon as time and place are set. Officials in Washington and Mexico City were coordinating to fix a start date.
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Washington
Lansing
Felizego Arredondo
Joint Commission
New Englander
Dwyer Chosen State President of A O H in Mass
Richard J. Dwyer of South Reston was elected State president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Lowell to succeed John F. Donnelly of Cambridge after a competitive contest. The defeat went to P. J. Dowd of Holyoke for State Vice President, with J. J. Harold, D. J. Slattery, and Patrick J. McMahon named to top officer posts as the 37th biennial convention closed.
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Lowell
Richard J. Dwyer
South Reston
Ancient Order of Hibernians
John F. Donnelly
Cambridge
P. J. Dowd
Holyoke
J. J. Harold
Waltham
D. J. Slattery
Rehoboth
Patrick J. McMahon
Berkshire
Disease Germs Multiply In Milk Attract Flies
During the day millions of disease germs formed in it and numerous flies fed upon the disease laden milk particles.
Ex-Governor Walsh Backs Cole and Fitzgerald in Primaries
The ex Governor Walsh endorses Charles H. Cole for the Democratic nomination for Governor and John F. Fitzgerald for the U S Senate. He urges friends to help secure their nomina tions. Doubts persist about Walsh's loyalties as Frederick W Mansfield supporters claim neutrality.
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Walsh
Charles H. Cole
John F. Fitzgerald
United States Senate
Frederick W. Mansfield
Joseph F. O’connell
Fitzgerald
O’connell
Mansfield
Cole
Wilson
Hughes
West
Far West
Fiftieth Anniversary of Marshfield Fair Opens
Marshfield fair opens its fiftieth anniversary with fair weather and a record crowd. The event features blooded horses, fast racing, and top exhibitions of farm products and cattle. Horse show results list wins across pony and horse classes, with several champions and stakes events.
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Marshfield
Protestant Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Meetings
The Rev. Ernest Graham Guthrie returns to lead Sunday service at Union Congregational Church Columbus Ave and West Newton St. Open air song services occur each Sunday evening. The 54th annual Dover District camp meets in Hedding NH with talks by Rev. Mills M. Anderson and Mrs. Anna C M Till ing hast. A prohibition rally at 10 30 AM features Mrs. Till ing hast on liquor traffic. Mae V. Granger leads the afternoon children’s meeting. Evangelist Rev Milton S Rees preaches at 2 30 PM in the grove. The Rev FE W Lockwood conducts union services at Watertown Baptist Church through month end and Sept 3. Dr Hugh A Heath preaches Sept 10 at Union Church. Attendance remains strong.
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Ernest Graham Guthrie
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Adirondacks
Lake Champlain
Mills M. Anderson
Salem Depot
New Hampshire
Dover District
Hedding
N. H
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Beverly
Mass
Mae V. Granger
Milton 8. Rees
D. D
Grove
FE. W. Lockwood
Watertown Baptist Church
Hugh A. Heath
Scouting Finesse: Vermont and Maryland Regiments Face Off
In Eagle Pass Texas on August 23 the First Vermont and Fourth Maryland conducted joint scouting as a test of readiness. Both sides failed to engage an enemy, turning the exercise into a bloodless tactical success. Afternoon drills boost morale as Colonel Reeves’ men endure 7 mile hikes and swift postures.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Vermont
Maryland
Reeves
Bagatelles
Man Shot Self on Schoolmaster's Hill in Franklin Park
Patrolman Purcell found Richard Goehring, 43, of 50 Brook Street Jamaica Plain with a .32 revolver after a pistol shot on Schoolmaster's Hill. He was taken to City Hospital on the dangerous list, saying heat and nervousness drove him to attempt suicide.
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Schoolmaster's Hill
Franklin Park
Patrick H. Purcell
Station 13
Richard Goehring
Brook Street
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
Child Drowns In Muddy Pit At Industrial Site
Michael J Kaleta aged 23 months son of Mr and Mrs Kaleta of 67 Lewis street Everett wandered into a muddy pit behind the Columbian Insecticide building near the Revere Beach Parkway and drowned. His four year old sister Stella accompanied him briefly before they left home.
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Michael J. Kaleta
Michael Kaleta
Lewis Street
Everett
Revere Beach Parkway
Stella
Skull fracture follows barn row at Jamaica Plain car barns
Philip DeFranco suffers a compound skull fracture and is hospitalized with slim odds of recovery after a workplace dispute at the Jamaica Plain car barns of the Boston Elevated Railroad. Fellow worker Salvatore De Angelo, of 52 Porter Street Cambridge, is in Roxbury custody awaiting assault results.
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Jamaica Plain
Boston Elevated Railroad
Philip DeFranco
City Hospital
Waterman Street
Somerville
Salvatore de Angelo
Porter Street
Cambridge
Roxbury
Home asthma cure offered by Kansas chemist
Advertisement from Mr D J Lane chemist 682 Lane Ridg St Marys Kansas claims a simple home remedy cures asthma and hay fever. He will send a $1 bottle postpaid to confirm its effect with a ten day reporting period and requests only name and address on a postal card.
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D. J. Lane
Lane Ridg
St. Mary’s
Kan
Lane
Inquiry Opens on Skeffington Shooting Case in Ireland
Dublin hearing opens into the 1916 rebellion killings of F. Sheehy Skeffington Fred McIntyre and Thomas Dickson. Bowen-Colthurst was court-martialed found guilty but insane. Testimony describes executions and lack of blinds or prayers.
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Dublin
Ireland
F. Sheehy Skeffington
Fred McIntyre
Thomas Dickson
Bowen-Colthurst
Leslie Wilson
Portobello Bridge
Skeffigton
Aldridge
Play Festival to Light Norwood Fairground Tonight
The Civic Association grounds in Norwood hinge into a fairyland this evening as the Play Festival, among the town’s largest and most spectacular productions, unfolds before residents.
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Norwood
Civic Association
Shoe Firm to Relocate Roxbury Plant from Marlboro
Mayor Curley announced to Roxbury business leaders that Jewett Shoe Company will acquire the Home of the Angel Guardian property in Roxbury Crossing and move its Marlboro plant to the new site within 30 days. The event also showcased a Roxbury Crossing defeat of Roxbury 12 0 as part of the boards of trade outing. The plan aims at closer cooperation or consolidation of Roxbury boards, with subway and transit reform proposals discussed.
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Curley
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Pemberton Inn
Hull
Jewett Shoe Company
Angel Guardian
Marlboro
Roxbury Board of Trade
Frank Ferdinand
Sullivan Square
Forest Hills
Boston Transit Commission
Burrill
O’'Hearn
Burlen
The
Commonwealth
Roxbury’s New Era Seen With 500 Jobs and Highway Plan
The shoe firm will employ 500 workers in Roxbury and Mayor notes this marks a new era for the district. He urges a smooth highway from Mattapan Square to Scollay Square to spur development and growth.
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Roxbury
Boston
Mattapan Square
Scollay Square
200 on Strike at Waltham Bleachery
The Waltham Bleachery and Dye Works with over 400 workers shut down yesterday noon due to a strike affecting about half the staff. Workers demand a 10 percent wage increase and a four hour shorter workweek. the plant runs 58 hours weekly. An answer is expected today.
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Waltham
Deaths SMITH In Charlestown August 23
Herbert J. Smith beloved son of Margaret A Pinkham died in Charlestown Funeral from the residence of his sister Mrs Lillian M Crane 10 Hancock street on Sunday August 26 Time of funeral to be announced later
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Sim
Arthur L. Power
Norwell
Oxell
John J. Dixon
Piedmont
Claude
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Ozell
Cora Young
Thalia P. James
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Buster Brown
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Dydd
Frank Archer
Directum Girl
Lowander
Trixie
Rector Stetson
Glorious Vanity Fair
Jean Lawson
Bonnie Lassie
Vanity Fair
Rita
Riverview Farm
Dreamwold
Dixie
Arnold Lawson
Dixie Girl
Jean Laween
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Tom Minton
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Blue Jay McGregor
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Malcolm
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HH. Titer
Rockland Trust Company
Cochato Direct
J. Kingsley
Just Tess
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Alfred King
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Er Morgan
King Audubon
GC Jones
Pembroke Arms
Peter
Burke
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H. Brusie
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Texas Chimes
J. Clark
Miriam ER. McGregor
Marshfield Fair
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