Brocklesby Struck by Car in Brighton Critical
John Brocklesby of 18 Murray Terrace West Newton lies in St Elizabeths Hospital with a fractured skull broken jaw and multiple broken ribs after being struck by a hit and run automobile on Washington Street yesterday afternoon. He is a roofer who had walked into Brighton due to rain unable to work. Police are seeking the motorist.
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John Brocklesby
Murray Terrace
West Newton
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Brocklesby
Brighton
Washington Street
Metropolitan district hunts motorist after speedy escape
Brocklesby is married and has nine children. Police seek the driver who sped away after a incident in the district, details limited but pursuit ongoing.
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Brocklesby
Bell Demonstrates Artificial Light Matching Daylight
Dr Louis Bell of Newton demonstrated how artificial lighting, gas or electric, can imitate daylight during a Boston Scientific Society lecture at MIT Smith Hall. John Ritchie Jr, president of the society, presided over the event.
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Louis Bell
Newton
Boston Scientific Society
Smith Hall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Ritchie, Jr
Drama by Tagore Showcased in Next Sunday Post
The Sunday Post highlights a feminist themed drama by Rabindranath Tagore, the renowned Indian poet, as a feature for an upcoming edition.
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Sir Rabindranath Tagore
Next Sunday Post
Attractive Satin and Serge Gowns with Embroidery
Ad highlights highly stylish gowns in satin or serge with braiding and beading. Features smart Georgette satin collars and cuffs and delicate embroidery. Praises exceptional quality at very low prices.
Print paper price hearings propose equitable distribution plan
Washington December 12 The Federal Trade Commission hearing on print paper prices ends with manufacturers proposing to meet with a committee of the National Newspaper Publishers Association to draft an equitable stock distribution plan for the commission's approval. The chairman asks publishers manufacturers and jobbers to hold separate meetings Friday to prepare plans and appoint committees to meet with the commission Saturday.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
National Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Hurley
Commission
News Print Manufacturers’ Association
The
Trade Commission
K. B. Warner
News
North Carolina Press Association
Department of Justice
North Carolina
Newspapers face steep paper price rise hit small publishers
Witnesses testified that a price surge of news print raises costs by about 80 dollars per ton, risking the survival of thousands of small dailies and weeklies. The Trade Commission and publishers discussed distributing supply while manufacturers urged equitable allocation amid evolving profits and output.
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The
Trade Commission
Commission
Maynard to Host Defence Act Recruitment Exhibition
Maynard announces that Company I Concord Sixth Infantry National Guard will stage an exhibition drill in Colonial Hall tomorrow night to encourage full strength under the new national defence act, followed by a dance and moving pictures.
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Maynard
Concord
Sixth Infantry
Colonial Hall
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Gregory
Wilson
Tremont Street
Ehips
Slattery’s
Hudson
Kolinsky
Taupe Fox
Red Fox
Cross Fox
Clearaway
de Laine
Slattery Co
Walter C. Edson
Braintree
W. C. Edson Company
Congress Street
Boston
Liberty Street
Delta Lodge of Masons
Monatiquot Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Concord Company
Talbot
Yao Cluett, Peabody & Co
Glass OF Service
Mite
UNION
Newcoms Carlton
George W. &. Atking
Belvidere Brooks
Wight
Congress ST
Mass
Detroit Michigan
Cadillac Automobile CO
Commonwealth Ave
Bona Fide
Howard
Cadillac Motor Car
Detroit
Michigan Post
Cadillac Motor Car CO
New Hampshire
Lowell St
Manchester, N. H
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