Fines for Violating Dog Control Law in Yorkville
In Yorkville police court fifteen people including Anne Vanderbilt 47 of No 1 Sutton Place were arraigned and fined 1 each for ties left out on streets without the muzzle and leash required by law. Policeman Dwyer led arrests as health department drive targets roaming dogs and complaints.
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New York
Anne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Sutton Place
Yorkville
Corrigan
Dwyer
Health Squad
Health Department
Radio Programme Tips and Station Schedules
Henry Bayard Phillips explains how listeners with simple antennas may receive distant stations due to atmospheric conditions heterodyne interference or re radiation from nearby sets. Broadcast timeline lists WNAC Shepard Stores programs and WGI Rad Station Medford Hillside schedule from 7:00 am onward including chores and dance music.
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WNAC
Shepard
Jean Sargent
Arlington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Shepard Colonial Orchestra
Eleanor Baldwin Cass
Shepard Colonial
Weber Dupart
Boston American Basket Fund
Helen Roche
WGI
AMRAD
Medford
Hillside
Amateur's Wireless Heard in Switzerland
An American amateur, Arthur B. Baird of Daines College of Physical Culture, was heard in Switzerland on December 13 during the trans Atlantic tests of the American Radio Relay League. The radiogram was received at League headquarters in Hartford Connecticut, reporting the breakthrough event in amateur radio.
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Hartford
Conn
Switzerland
American Radio Relay League
Arthur B. Baird
Daines College of Physical Culture
Brunswick and
New England and Ocean
U. S. Weather Bureau
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Boston
Mmusic
Chickering Amphra
Brunswick
Hoston Farmera Produce Market
New England
Amrad Women's Club
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Chicago
Amrad Wgi
Santa Claus
Boston Police
Boston American
John Clair Minot
The
Boston Herald
Gladys A. Berry
Margaret Gorham Glaser
Anna Golden Viola
Durrell String Quartet
Novel issue in unions fight in Haverhill court
Judge William C. Wait rules on a dispute between the Shoe Workers' Protective Union and the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union in Haverhill. The case centers on a claimed illegal closed shop and restraint of trade within union contracts with local manufacturers. The Shoe Workers' Protective Union appeals after demurrer sustainment for the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Mansfeld for the first union says an appeal is filed.
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William C. Wait
Superior Court
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Haverhill
American Federation of Labor
Boot and Shoe Workers
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Frederick W. Mansfeld
Goulston & Storra
Judge Perkins Returns to Bench After Illness
Judge Charles F. Perkins, absent two weeks due to illness, returned to the Brookline municipal court and heard cases including Horace Maher of 73 Montrose Street Roxbury. Maher faced charges of driving while intoxicated and endangering the public. the case was continued to December 18.
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Brookline Municipal Court
Charles F. Perkins
Coasting Safety Urged Over Prolific Child Hazard
Frank A. Goodwin, registrar of motor vehicles, warns that without a safe and sane coasting campaign by February 1 at least 20 children will be killed and hundreds injured as they slide. He urges public and authorities to act to protect lives.
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Frank A. Goodwin
Sledding Safety and Traffic Dangers Prompt Civic Duties
Mr Goodwin notes 150000 winter motorists last year and 200000 this winter and cites three child deaths with many injuries. He argues speed is less relevant than safe access for coastings and urges communities to provide safe coasting areas and parents to restrict sled use when cars are present.
Calls for harsher brake on dangerous coasting
The text urges police in cities to curb dangerous coasting at risky points even by posting warning ash gangs, and for teachers to confront students with real dangers by citing deaths reported in newspapers.
Bomb scare hits district as alarm rings and investigation begins
A report describes someone tossing a crude device into the crowd causing a fire alarm. Police and fire officials investigate but suspect the bomber did not know the device would flare. Snails are seen abroad, per the rumor.
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Vogue
Vanity Fair
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Airdale Terriers
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Men’s Community
Bible Clear
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Stars and Stripes Forever
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Angel Voices
Mary Howe Davis
Elizabeth Harbison David
Danny Boy
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Rasbach
Nevelle
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James Howland
Fire Underwriters’ Association
Outlox
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Peter Henderson & Co
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Judge Perkins
Peril
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ETF Slattery Co
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Boston Common
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Rhones
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Secketa
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Back Bay
Brookline Avenue
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Commonwealth Ave
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