Students Praised as Camp Devens Holds Review
Eight hundred youths from the citizens' military training camp demonstrated gains in a month of training at Devens Mass during a review before Governor Cox General Edwards General Hersey and state veterans. The program included speeches on strength self-reliance and national defense and ended with motion pictures at the Liberty Theatre.
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Devens
Massachusetts
Citizens’ Military Training Camp
Cox
Edwards
Hersey
Governor Cox
Cole
George H. Hudson
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Honorables
All
Hudson
George H. Maynard
The
Ancients
Liberty Theatre
For TIRED FEET Quick Relief Advertisement
An ad promises fast relief for sore feet using Blue jay Foot Soap for lather and warm water, Blue-jay Foot Relief balm for muscles, and Blue-jay Foot Powder as a deodorant with a free care booklet from Bauer & Black in Chicago.
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Bauer & Black
Chicago
Scribe Champ at Shorthand Niagara Falls
Albert Schneider, age two, a freelance reporter from New York City, is announced as the world’s champion shorthand writer and the youngest ever to hold the title. He set a world record of 175 words a minute with no errors in a State literary test.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Albert Schneider
New York City
National
Mackerel Caught Off Graves Light by Hand Line
Captain Stone aboard the motor boat Fred I. hauled a 21 inch mackerel three miles southeast of Graves Light while codfishing yesterday morning. He says modern fisher folk use sernes but 40 years ago bait was sprinkled on the water to lure mackerel before a jig was used.
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Graves Light
Captain Stone
Fred I
Sernes
Roxbury Boy Bitten by a Dog
Francis Lowry, 13, of 16 Lansdowne Street Roxbury was severely bitten by a dog near his home yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital by a passing motorist with multiple leg lacerations and will be kept under observation until the dog can be examined for rabies.
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Francis Lowry
Lansdowne Street
Roxbury
Engaged Star Boston Post Couple Peggy Strickland and Joe Hurley
Miss Margaret Strickland and Joseph Hurley of the Boston Post announce their engagement. Peggy Strickland, Emerson College graduate and four year city staffer, and Joe Hurley, Post plant manager, have long careers at the paper. The wedding is planned for early autumn.
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Schervee Studios
Margaret Alice Strickland
the Post
Joseph D. Hurley
Alice Cecilia Strickland
Boston Post
Boston
Hurley
Peggy” Strickland
Emerson College
Post
Joe’ Hurley
The
Joe’’ Hurley
Bedford Club to Host Dorchester Ball Club Tomorrow
Bedford civic club manager William H. Thaxter Jr. has scheduled a 3 15 p m game tomorrow on Page Field against a strong Dorchester team.
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Bedford
William H. Thaxter, Jr
Bedford Civic Club
Page Field
Dorchester
Tribute to the Post in Zain Ad Writing Contest
George Zain of the Zain Advertising System writes to the Boston Post praising its co operation in the multi city Zain Ad Writing Contest. He notes strong Post support, high response and over 3 000 000 advertisements written, and expresses deep gratitude for the paper’s editorial, sales, and creative staff.
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Post
Aid
New England
The
A. H. Marchant
Boston Post
George Zain
Zain Advertising System
Foston
Children Rally For Baby Hygiene Fund Drive
The Baby Hygiene Association reports $300 raised in two days and $500 total since the drive began. Miss Winifred Rand says a mile of pennies is under way to fund medical care for 12 babies for a year, aided by mothers in financial distress contributing small sums.
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The
Baby Hygiene Association
Bies
Winifred Rand
Nobody Wanted Deserted Baby Found In Weymouth Pond Spot
Weymouth officials measured the shore where a two day old baby girl was found by a passing truck driver. Holbrook to support the infant, health checks approved, baby under care of Mrs Christian at Braintree. The coat lacked any identification and the clothing was of fine quality.
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Weymouth
Weymouth Creat Pond
Holbrook
Weymouthne
Christian
Brain
Griggs
Noonan
Thomas Fitzgerald
Erzberger Assassinated in Black Forest Near Offenburg
Mathias Erzberger former vice chancellor and finance minister was killed by two youths who shot him twelve times while he walked with Deputy Diez in the Black Forest near Offenburg Baden. Motive unclear but not robbery, with Pan German circles blamed for the attack.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Mathias Stazberger
Black Forest
Offenburg
Baden
Erzberger
Diez
Erberger
Germany
Driving with one arm around girl not reckless says judge
Special Justice Whiting discharged Morris Portnov of New Haven after arraignment in Worcester District Court on a reckless driving charge. Motorcycle Officer Louis A. Callahan testified Portnov drove on Shrewsbury Street with one arm around a woman, at about 3 miles an hour, and the officer followed for a quarter mile before stopping him.
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Worcester
Whiting
Morris Portnov
New Haven
Louis A. Callahan
Portnov
Shrewsbury Street
Portnoy
Two More ZR-2 Crew Found as Search Continues
In Hull England the recovery of two more ZR-2 crew members Albert L. Loftin an American mechanic and Flight Sergeant A P Martin of the British crew gives renewed hope for locating other missing men. The coroner’s inquest into three American and British officers opened briefly and was adjourned to Oct 4. Flight Lieutenant A H Wannis remains hospitalized for another fortnight.
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Hull
England
Associated Press
Albert L. Loftin
A. P. Martin
Marcus H. Esterly
Washington, D. C
Charles G. Little
Newburyport
Mass
R. S. Montague
A. H. Wann
British Want to Retrieve U S Dead From ZR-2
The British government has asked to move all American service members’ remains recovered from the ZR-2 aboard a British warship. The Navy Department is understood to favor accepting the offer, and a State Department reply is expected.
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Washington
United States
Navy Department
State Department
Rugged Strike Threat Follows Shop Craft Dissent
Federated Shop crafts announce a definite strike threat after rejecting new overtime rules in a near 600000 member vote. Union leaders urge members to stay at work while conferences with railroad executives seek to gauge reaction.
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Chicago
United News
Federated Shop Crafts
Railroad Board
B. M. Jewell
Schopmen
Holders of Bonds May Get Nothing
An audit by Richard Darby & Co. for F. E. Rea shows trustees collected 31964.43 and finished only two houses. S L Kenney of Cambridge and James G Wood of West Somerville are foremen who worked on their own builds. Kenney holds 1666 as the largest creditor and fears all bondholders may lose their investments as all real estate is mortgaged.
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Richard Darby & Co
F. E. Rea
S. L. Kenney
Granite Street
Cambridge
James G. Wood
Winslow Avenue
West Somerville
Kenney
Tappan Street
Sumner Road
Brookline
Wood
Weymouth
Operation on Judge Raymond Successful
Judge Robert F. Raymond of 71 Montvale Street Newton Centre underwent amputation of his right foot at Deaconess Hospital Brookline due to poor blood circulation. Doctors reported he is out of danger and improving with an expected recovery.
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Robert F. Raymond
Montvale Street
Newton Centre
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Identity of man found on New Haven tracks named
The body found on the New Haven tracks at the Dover Street yards Thursday night was identified as Michael Giinaldi a 34 year old night chef at the Ideal restaurant on Hancock street Quincy He has a brother and a sister living at 390 Harrison avenue Boston
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New Haven
Dover Street
New Haven Road
Michael Giinaldi
Ideal
Hancock Street
Quincy
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Bon-Opto Eye Drops Claim Quick Vision Relief
An advertisement promotes Bon-Opto tablets for weak eyes and blurred vision. It instructs dissolving one tablet in water and bathing the eyes two to four times daily. The claim states stronger eyes and clearer vision in a week in many cases.
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Ward
R. R
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Membrino
Knight
Oakman
Membrano
Fred W. Knight
Grant G. Oakman
Skeeterssemble
Skeeters
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Skeeter
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Judge Raymond
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