Shapley Seeks Release From Mental Hospital Hearing
At a hearing in a civil matter Mrs. Shapley sought habeas corpus relief to leave the hospital where she has been confined since Oct. 21, 1915. Judge Braley considered arguments from her sister and guardians and noted she might lack needed care if released without an attendant. He postponed decision for two or three months, keeping her under Dr. Spaulding’s supervision for now.
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Frank B. Stevens
Frank M. Copeland
Marie L. Ellis
Biddeford
Mrs. Shapley
Hart
Isabelle Chase
Waltham
Francis E. Hart
George L. Stedman
Albert R. MciKusick
Horatio N. Allen
Flora Ash
Shapley
Mr. Stevens
Boycott Urged as Eggs Stored in Seven City Warehouses
Massachusetts women organize to force action on high egg costs and storage practices. They cite more than 52 million eggs in seven city cold storage warehouses and nearly two million pounds of butter idle, with prices and legal loopholes under scrutiny.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Joseph Hartigan
Weights and Measures
New York
Boston
George N. Nichols
Lynn
Post
U S District Attorney Anderson Joins National Food Probe
United States District Attorney Anderson, appointed by Attorney General Gregory Boston, becomes a central figure in a nationwide food investigation. The move signals heightened federal scrutiny as authorities coordinate across states.
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George W. Anderson
United States
Gregory
Anderson
Edward A. Adler
Boston
Chicago
U. S
Inspection probes cold storage rules across state lines
Pennsylvania food inspectors partner with neighboring states to examine cold storage warehouses. They seek evidence of a storage trust that allows eggs and other foods to stay beyond state limits, aiming to draft amendments to curb restorage and comply with laws mandating market release or removal.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
Dealerships Suffer Heavy Loss as Manchester Turkey Boycott
Manchester New Hampshire retailers report losses exceeding $12,000 after housewives boycott turkey on Thanksgiving. Only about 20,000 pounds of the 50,000 pounds normally sold were purchased, leaving dealers with heavy stock to carry over till Christmas or dispose of at cost.
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Manchester
N. H
Hope For Drug Users Promoted By Normal Association
An advertisement describes a 24 day home treatment for drug withdrawal offered by the New England Normal Association. It cites 80 percent permanent relief in England and names organizers Miss Sara Graham Mulhall and Prof. George Chase. Limited supply available at 8 Winter St Room 709 Boston for those seeking relief in the wake of drug supply restrictions.
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Boston
England
Lord Northcliffe
London Times
Ireland
Winchester
Edward O’malley
Normal Association
United States
Sara Graham Mulhall
Philip Lydig
George Chase
University of New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the
New England Normal Association
New England
Winter St
Local turkey dealers face stockpiles as boycott hits sales
Dealers report 1000 to 1200 pounds of turkey in ice boxes with some stock carried over to Christmas at cost. Turkeys are not as plump due to high grain prices and several dealers cut prices by 6 to 9 cents per pound. One multi store operator says Christmas sales are about a quarter of last year, blaming newspaper influence.
Medford Boy Dies After Wagon Accident Turned Fatal
Charles F. Thompson a 5 year old Medford resident died after falling from a grain wagon driven by William W. Adams of Somerville. Ermindo Rappoli 78 Newbern Ave South Medford was arrested on a manslaughter charge and posted 1000 bail. Hearing set in Malden District Court. He was treated after the incident.
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Charles F. Thompson
Eugene L. Thompson
Wareham Street
Medford
Ermindo Rappoli
Newbern Avenue
South Medford
M Rappoli
Rappoli
Malden
William W. Adams
Somerville
H. A. Donnelly
Massachusetts General Hospital
Governor McCall to speak at Aero Presentation in Marblehead
Marblehead, Dec 1 Governor McCall invited to speak at Crocker Park tomorrow afternoon after the aero Dilane purchased by Eben S Draper is formally presented to the Bay State naval militia. The Dunne self balancing machine built by Burgess Company has a 100 horsepower motor and an air speed of 65 to 71 mph.
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Marblehead
McCall
Crocker Park
Eben S. Draper
Draper
Bay State Naval Militia
Dunne
Burgess Company
Adamson's Balsam Ad Advertisement
All druggists sell Adamson's Balsam, the never failing cure for colds.
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Adamson
Advt
Cambridge Hospital Appeals for Funds
The Cambridge Hospital seeks 200 donations and a total of 100000 dollars to fund a nurses home addition, an out patients building, and operating endowment. A campaign notes 58 thousand already pledged by 200 donors and a groundbroken outpatient building, with checks payable to James L. Paine at 9 Waterhouse Street.
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James L. Paine
Cambridge Hospital Building Fund
Waterhouse Street
Cambridge
Shapiro Boy Struck By Auto on Beacon Street
Louis Shapiro a seven year old boy was struck crossing Beacon Street at Spruce Street by an auto owned by Maxwell Auto Company and driven by Charlotte L Baker of 606 Centre Street Newton The boy was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a probable skull fracture but his condition is not serious He resides at 99 Myrtle Street West End
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Massachusetts
Beacon Street
Spruce Street
Louis Shapiro
Charlotte L Baker
Centre Street
Newton
Maxwell Auto Company
Massachusetts General Hospital
Myrtle Street
West End
O Keefe Alone Appears at Metropolis Association
Mayor candidate Patrick F. O Keefe spoke at Carey Hall Roslindale pledging a fairer $40 million city tax burden distribution and transparent use of public properties. He addressed West Roxbury workers and Beacon Hill residents, urging a business like fair administration for all taxpayers.
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Patrick F. O'Keefe
Metropolitan Hill Improvement Association
Carey Hall
Burley Street
Roslindale
Major O'Keefe
Major O’keefe
West Roxbury
Beacon Hill
Laxative Brom Quinine Advertises Headache Relief
A vintage ad claims colds cause headaches and promotes E. W. Grove Bromo Quinine as the remedy. The box bears the signature and is priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
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DR. Greene
Greene
Albany St
Beechawn’s
Snaye
Billy Sunday
Boston Post
Eve
Daily Post Sunday Post
Mass
Ida M. Hebbard
Boston Housekeepers’ League
Dorchester
William Russell School
Turkey
Medford Boy
Cambridge Hospital
Sir
Merrill Wyman
Shapiro Boy
O'Keefe
Magrane Houston Company
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