Boston Chamber of Commerce backs forest reserve reform
President La Lanne of the National Board of Trade met Boston Chamber representatives at City Club. Boston delegates will present four resolutions in Washington on Weeks forest reserve bill tariff changes U.S. Court of Appeals and Tou Velle bill. Chamber supports forest reserve and opposes stamping velopes with purchaser details.
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F. D. la Lanne
National Board of Trade
Boston Chamber * Commerce
City Club
Washington
Boston
James A. McKibben
The
Vumber
National Board For Action
United States Court
United States
Danish Odd Fellows Hold Nordic Anniversary Celebration
Odd Fellows Hall on Tremont Street hosted a Nordic themed dance and fast, marking the Norden Lodge No. 241 1. O. C. F.’s 10th anniversary. More than 390 couples attended as Norwegian and Swedish predominated, noting the lodge’s growth from about 60 members to over 300 on the roll.
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Odd Fellows
Tremont Street
Arls
Valhalla
Odge No
C. F
Commons Standings in British General Election Show Tight Race
London crowds report the government coalition and opposition neck and neck as 419 seats counted. A Unionist gain of two seats narrows the margin, with both sides predicting the new House of Commons will resemble the old. Discussion centers on the people s verdict and future policy.
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House of Commons
Asquith
House of Lords
Liberal gain and Unionist gains in UK election returns
Ballot results show Liberals winning Radnorshire and Bedford while the Unionists take Eskdale. Churchill is returned at Dundee with about 1500 votes shifting to the Unionists. In Ireland the Redmondites are weakened in many areas as Belfast sees rioting after polls close. Premier Asquith and John Redmond comment on home rule and Lords veto.
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Radnorshire
Bedford
Eskdale
Glasgow
Winston Spencer Churchill
Dundee
Belfast
East Fife
John Redmond
Dublin
Banquet Opens Tech Campaign By TEC Asto Leaders
The first Technology Christian Association banquet of the year will be held tonight at the Tech Union. Four speakers are set: Dean Alfred E. Burton Technology A. Claghorn Boston Y M C A director of social service work Dr G W Tupper immigration secretary for Y M C A of Massachusetts and Rhode Island and Charles R Towson in charge of industrial and immigration work nationwide.
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Technology Christian Association
Tech Union
Alfred E. Burton
A. Claghorn
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
G. W. Tupper
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Charles R. Towson
Funeral services for Elisha Packard in Quincy
The funeral for Elisha Packard longtime Quincy councilman and author of the city curfew law was held yesterday at Christ's Episcopal Church. Rev. Richard E. Armstrong conducted the service with Mayor William T. Shea among the attendees. Interment followed at Mt Wollaston Cemetery with a Paul Revere Post squad firing a salute and taps.
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Elisha Packard
Quincy
Christ's Episcopal Church
Richard E. Armstrong
William T. Shea
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery
Paul Revere
George H. Brown
Horace A. Beamish
Hazen E. Ricker
William H. Deacon
Rural Lodge of Masons
Mt. Wollaston
Shirtwaist Makers to Hold Evening Meeting in Boston
Great interest is shown in a mass meeting of the Boston Shirtwaist Makers Union at 1 North Russell Street this evening. Rose Schneiderman, leader of the New York shirtwaist strike and now organizer for the girls, will be the chief speaker. President W. H. O'Brien of the Boston Central Labor Union will also attend.
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Boston Shirtwaist Makers’ Union
North
Russell Street
Rose Schneiderman
New York
W. H. O’brien
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston Increases Debt By Millions In Eleven Months
Boston reports a jump in gross funded debt of 4.56 million dollars and a net funded debt rise of about 2.04 million over eleven months. November 30 totals show gross debt at 114.72 million and net funded debt at 73.20 million, with allocations to the city, county, Cochituate water debt, and rapid transit debt.
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Boston
Cochituate
Pity thief costs widow jewelry worth three thousand
In Northampton a man with a sad story gained Mrs. Charles W. Walker's trust and a window washing job. He vanished after leaving, taking a jewelry case with five diamond rings a pendant a necklace turquoise rings and other items worth about 3000. Police have no clue.
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Northampton
Charles W. Walker
Boker
Walker
City Boosts Police Sergeants and Vetoes Garage License
The council voted to raise the number of police sergeants from four to six. The mayor sustained his veto of a license for a public garage on Day Street granted to Thomas H Kingston and Freeman B Horsman.
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Woods
Day Street
Thomas H. Kingston
Freeman B. Horsman
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Heralded as Cure All
Dr Redwell recounts a dramatic case of chronic dyspepsia relieved by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. After four boxes the patient regained weight, appetite, and digestion with no acidity or bloating. The tablets, said to be harmless, are described as safe for children and invalids and effective for indigestion and related stomach disorders.
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Redwell
Stuart
Native Born Man The Navy Seen Largely Native
European critics claim the navy relies on aliens but the annual report by Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson shows 30,743 enlisted men excluding petty officers are 91.51 percent native born, 3.46 percent naturalized, and 0.41 percent have declared intentions to become citizens.
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Wasitiington
Dec. S
Reginald F. Nicholson
Bureau of Navigation
Naval Service
1981 Mile Talk During Storm
During a snowstorm in Newport Rhode Island on Tuesday night the naval wireless station operator spoke with the government operator in Colon Panama for nearly 20 minutes. The 1981 mile contact yielded clear correspondence and perfect check messages, a remarkable feat given weather conditions.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Wireless Station
Colon
Panama
Major J H Joubert Dies in Lawrence at 54
Major Joseph H. Joubert longtime member of the local Massachusetts Volunteer Militia company died at his Hawley street home aged 54 after serving with the Ninth Regiment in the Spanish American War. He leaves a widow and several children.
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J. H. Joubert
Lawrence
Joseph H. Joubert
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Hawley Street
Ninth
Free Beauty Coupon for Harriett Meta’s Wrinkle Cure
An offer invites readers to consult Harriett Meta of Paris London and Syracuse free of charge. Her wrinkle removing process, claimed to erase aging in days, has earned Gold Medals at Paris and Rome expositions and patents from the French government. Testimonials from American women praise dramatic facial changes after two to three applications.
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London
Syracuse
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U. S
Washington
Mile
Mary Javis
East Bt. Ss
Inl
L. EB. Haskell
San Francisco
M. Me
Raleigh, N. C
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Mies
Henrietta Jackson
Melville Bldg
Pittsfield
Mass
United States
Europe
N. Y
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