Governor Guild Opens New Boston City Club With Spirit
Governor Curtis Guild formally opens the Boston City Club in New Boston with a pledge to democratic principles and fellowship. The event drew about 1500 members, as lawyers and other prominent figures joined the gala gathering in the club’s newly opened rooms.
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Governor Guild
New
Boston City Club
Boston
Curtis Guild
Somerset and
Beacon Streets
United States
Boston City
Guild
Elwyn G. Preston
Thomas R. Fitzpatrick
Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F
Fitzpatrick
Fitzgerald
Beacon Street
Charcoal Lozenges Claim Fresh Breath And Health
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and indigestion gases, claiming they absorb odors, purify the stomach, and improve overall health with simple chewable charcoal tablets. Free samples are offered by mail from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Raynor Attacks President Over California School Segregation
Senator Isidor Rayner of Maryland assailed President Washington in the Senate over the San Francisco school segregation issue. He warned against using military force to back segregation policy and argued there is no treaty provision granting such national power over state schools. He urged supremacy limits and warned any treaty would be void without constitutional authority.
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Washington
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Senate
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
United States
Rayner
Boards of County School Trustees of
California
Santo Domingo
South Carolina
Japan
Pure Food Law Faces Internal Conflicts in Boston Meeting
The Boston Association of Retail Druggists warned that two key sections of the national pure food law as discussed at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy clash, potentially allowing evasion. Attendee Jacob Bernard Ferber and 10 score drug dealers urged opposition to a state pure food bill modeled on the national plan. Ferber criticized lawmakers for unclear aims and cited frequent legislative misunderstandings.
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Boston Association of Retail Druggists
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Jacob Bernard Ferber
Vahey, Innes & Mansfield
Massachusetts
Ferber
New England
Supreme Court
Dole Heads Twentieth Century Club Officers
The Twentieth Century Club held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Charles F. Dole becomes president with Edward H. Chandler as secretary and Charles M. Cox as treasurer. New council members are Miss Sarah L. Arnold and Andrew G. Webster for two years, Miss Alice L. Higgins for one year, with a membership committee led by Jessie I. Beale, Miss S. Alice Brown, and M. Fisher. The club totals 640 members, 98 joined this year, 29 on a waiting list. A $2000 bequest from Miss A. Adeline Manning was received.
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Twentieth Century Club
Charles F. Dole
Edward H. Chandler
Charles M. Cox
Sarah L. Arnold
Andrew G. Webster
Alice L. Higgins
Jessie I. Beale
S. Alice Brown
M. Fisher
Teenager Bitten by Mad Dog on Dorchester Street
Roy Leach aged 18 of Fuller Street Dorchester was treated at the Imergency Hospital yesterday after being bitten by a mad dog near his home. The dog sprang at his throat but missed, leaving a deep wound on the upper lip.
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Roy Leach
Fuller Street
Dorchester
Imergency Hospital
Leach
Macmillen Debuts With Paganini and Mozart Virtuosity in Boston
A red letter Boston day features M Coleridge-Taylor concert afternoon and M Francis Macmillen evening recital. The young violinist masterfully handles Paganini 24th Caprice and Passacaglia with nerve and control. Bach Chaconne and Goldmark Aria display versatile tone. encore demand grew, with Traumerei and more. Mrs Ethel Cave Cole accompanies. next dates include Providence and a tour across Cincinnati, Chicago, Indianapolis, and other western cities. Wolf’s clothier promotes Christmas gifts at fair prices.
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Boston
M. Coleridge-Taylor
M. Francis Macmillen
M. Macmillen
Paganini
Macmillen
Cesar Thomson
Schumann
Ethel Cave Cole
Providence
New York
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
Indianapolis
Olin
Roosevelt to Clean Up Washington City
President Roosevelt plans a major cleanup of Washington and will ask Congress for 80 million dollars to clear condemned properties from Hooker’s division south of Pennsylvania Avenue to the Mall and Potomac river areas. James B. Reynolds reports conditions are worse than in New York and demand radical action.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Hooker
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac River
James B. Reynolds
New York
United States
Reynolds
New York Actress Assists Hi Davis in Need
Pretty Wiona Winter of The Little Cherub company helps Hi Davis the veteran theatrical manager found in want at 6 Temple Street Boston. Winter donates $1 and urges friends to give, aiding Davis at Relief Hospital in Boston.
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New York
Hi” Davis
Wiona Winter
Little
Cherub
Hitram
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Mr. Filene
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Commonwealth
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Frank N. Foster
James J. Storrow
Mr. Storrow
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Henry L. Higginson
Wiliam S. Youngman
Richard Waterman
David P. Tilley
Edward A. Filene
Henry Abrahams
Jesse W. Beatson
Charles V. Casey
John H. Fahey
James EB. Fee
Edward A. Gravier
Joseph C. Pelletier
Elwyn
Sen
Raynor
Christiné
O’calgahan’s Cloak and Suit Co
Washington St
Keith’s Theatre
C. F. Dole
Man
Beaver Flats
ByVal
Oxford
Reglar Soc
VBL
Kimo
Yvriday
Coats
Storm King
Aid Qie
Turquoise
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Vriday
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Hanover
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