Bargain Fashion and Household Goods Sale Listing
A dense advertisement lists low prices on women coats dresses skirts and hats, plus children and infants wear, underwear and lingerie. It also promotes gowns, silks crepe de chine and georgette fabrics, accessories, assorted rugs furniture and home goods with deep discounts.
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Georgette
Georgette Colaes Isak
Wat Eeelieshok
Adilolo
Scslhares
Combi
Cigsomae Kolocertik Hs Tenant Eines Rie AQ
Madras
No Rehearing On Receiver Denied by Appeals Court
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals denied Arthur L Hobart of Braintree a petition for a re hearing in receivership proceedings against the Royal Arcanum. The court earlier dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction, ruling the question involved was not for the Massachusetts statute but for federal constitutional review.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Arthur L.hobart
Braintree
Royal Arcanum
Hobart
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Noon Rally On Common For War Camp Fund
Judge Michael J. Murray and William C. Prout will speak at the noon rally on the Common in Boston in support of the Knights of Columbus war camp fund raising a $3,000,000 drive. Tomorrow's speakers include Martha Moore Avery David Goldstein and Arthur Corbett. Checks payable to Knights of Columbus war camp fund may be sent to Daniel J. Gallagher 18 Tremont Street Boston.
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Michael J. Murray
William C. Prout
Knights of Columbus
Martha Moore Avery
David Goldstein
Arthur Corbett
Catholic Truth Guild
Daniel J. Gallagher
Tremont Street
Boston
Great Gale Strikes British Isles Causes Crop Loss
A great gale with heavy rain swept the British Isles last night and this morning. Considerable damage reported to fruit and grain crops. Daniel Hilton, 45, a mill superintendent from Andover, died at Cottage-by-the-Sea after being stricken with an ischemic crisis. He was visiting there with his party.
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London
British Isles
Salisbury Beach
Daniel Hilton
Andover
Cottage-by-the-Sea
Three cruelty fines hit horse abuse cases in courts
Peter Karaistos of Melrose was fined 25 dollars in Malden for pressing a saddle into a sore horse. Dorchester witnesses led to arraignments of Lewis Dillon and Murray McKay for similar cruelty with fines of 39 and 15 dollars respectively, the latter accused of beating a horse with an ice pick.
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Peter Karaistos
Melrose
Malden
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention
Karaistos
Lewis Dillon
Dorchester
Murray McKay
McKay
Thousands to Give Red Cross Day's Pay
Nine hundred New York City firms are asking employees to donate a day's pay to the American Red Cross. Edgar J. Marston, chairman of the county chapter committee, announced the plan. A parallel campaign is under way with about 3000 other firms already pledging support.
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Red Cross
New York
American Red Cross
Edgar J. Marston
New York County
Public Drill By Draft Men In Fall River Feature Of City Drill
The first public drill of Massachusetts men accepted for the new draft army takes place in Fall River this afternoon as part of the battalion drill and field day of the First Battalion Seventeenth Regiment Massachusetts State Guard. Governor McCall will be a special guest with drafted men from Fall River and vicinity receiving instruction in military drill from State Guard officers.
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Massachusetts
Fall River
Seventeenth Regiment
Massachusetts State Guard
McCall
State Guard
Mansfield 10 Fill Ticket
Frederick W. Mansfield announced he expects the five vacant spots on the Democratic State ticket be filled within a week and a very strong representative ticket ready to run on stickers at the primaries.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Julia Moynihan Dorchester
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Moynihan mother of James J Moynihan a member of the constitutional convention from Ward 18 Dorchester will be held tomorrow morning at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Mrs Moynihan died at her home 23 Adams Street Dorchester shortly before midnight Tuesday after a brief illness.
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Julia Moynihan
James J. Moynihan
Ward 18
Dorchester
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Man Jumped From Roof Ends Life in Tenement
William Morrissey aged 36 died after leaping from the roof of a four story tenement at 8 Newland Street. He left a 13 year old son Robert and a wife who works as a waitress in a Columbus Avenue restaurant. Morrissey had suffered ill health for a long period.
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William Morrissey
Newland Street
Eon Pobert
Columbus Avenue
Morrissey
R. R. Survey Gangs Strike in Dubois
Eight hundred Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg railroad employees in Dubois strike over working conditions wage increases and union recognition after presenting demands a month earlier. The railroad refused to meet the demands despite two Labor Department mediation efforts.
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Dubois, Penn
Engineering Department
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Department of Labor
Harvard dramatic department to open early prosperous season
Like Broadway producers Harvard dramatic department plans an early opening of a strong season for the forty seven workshop. The Harvard prize play contest is off temporarily but a broader 47 work shop season is planned with five or six original plays by Harvard Radcliffe students staged next season.
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Harvard Dramatic Department
Harvard
47 Workshop
George P. Baker
Radcliffe
Workshop Company
Woman held for grand jury in bribery attempt over draft
Miss Sarah Rubenstein of East Boston was held for the United States grand jury on a charge of offering a $100 bribe to Dr. James Strong, exemption board chairman, to save her brother from the draft. The woman, represented by counsel, appeared hysterical as she was denied and the bill was returned.
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Sarah Rubenstein
East Boston
United States Grand Jury
United States
Hayes
James Jr. Strong
Strong
Lawyers in Army Allow Oath Outside Usual Order
Three more young men who passed the bar examinations entered the army and were permitted yesterday to take the oath required of attorneys out of the usual order. The enlistees are Frederick W. Hill Ralph Cohn and Kiney Rogers.
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Frederick W. Hill
Ralph Cohn
Kiney Rogers
Horses Watered by S P C A Stations in Massachusetts
Last week 31 948 horses were watered at four hydrant stations and 1305 were watered by the traveling water cart, totaling 33 253 horses cared for by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Society
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