Teddy Cat Rescued After Tree Rescue On Beacon Hill
Teddy the tailed Myrtle Street cat caused a seven hour vigil after getting stuck 30 feet up an icy tree. Willard Bennett, 20, climbed via branches to reach his pet as police and fire crews watched. The scene drew neighbors and a crowd, ending with Teddy safe and shedding fur from the ordeal.
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Boston
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Boy’s Recovery Through Beecham’s Pills
An old family friend helps a failing boy recover from sluggish digestion and illness blamed on a dull liver and constipation. Beecham’s Pills are cited as harmless and effective, with a sales note at the end.
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Benefit at Colonial Theatre Aids Disabled Veterans Families
More than 3000 dollars were raised at a Colonial Theatre benefit to cover travel costs for mothers of disabled World War veterans who have not seen their sons in five years. Mayor Curley praised Justice for veterans and noted ongoing civic support from Boston leaders and performers.
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William H. Burns
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John J. Curley
Boston
Passengers Safe After Grounding Of Prospero Steamer
One hundred twenty passengers of the steamer Prospero, owned by the Newfoundland government, were landed safely after it ran aground on Small Island near Green's Pond, on the east coast of Newfoundland. The vessel was re floated later with holds numbered 1 and 3 damaged.
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Will Take Girls Back On New Job
Westbrook mill workers discuss resuming work after two female employees were laid off at the S. D. Warren paper mills last week. The debate centers on returning to work and potential cosmetic considerations amid the layoff.
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Westbrook
S. D. Warren
Manager Denies Rouge Tied to Rose Christian and Teddy Suspensions
Superintendent Almon Waterhouse denies rouge caused Rose Christian and Helena Southard to be suspended from the mills as they shift to new work. He says both workers had long satisfactory service and will be reassigned to positions better suited to their abilities. The Post notes Southard now disputes a discharge for rouge and plans a talk with Waterhouse.
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Rose Christian
Brackett Street
Helena Southard
Warren Avenue
Teddy
Whitehouse
Mess Sergeant Essenheimer to face assault charge after hospital fray
After a daytime fight at Drayer's South End home, William Drayer and Charlie Jackson were treated for stab wounds. Charlie Essenheimer, a Fort Revere veteran and mess sergeant, allegedly attacked them with a carving knife following a dispute over a $1.40 cast iron bank. Police investigated at Drayer's home and Essenheimer was hospitalized.
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Little Willie Drayer
Fire destroys Jarecki Chemical plants near Cincinnati
A late today blaze in St Bernard suburb of Cincinnati gutted two buildings housing the Jarecki Chemical Company chemical department. Damage est at 150000 dollars. Investigators probed origin.
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Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Cold
A short ad claims a cold will vanish in a few hours with Pape's Cold Compound. It promises head and nose relief, no fever, and no headache, touting druggists guarantee faster relief than quinine. Buy a box for quick removal of cold symptoms.
C L U Announces New Board At Boston Labor Meeting
President Henry Abrahams of the Boston Central Labor Union revealed the forthcoming year’s committees at yesterday’s regular session. The lineup includes credential and education panels with members from Newspaper Writers, Telegraph Operators, Machinists, Women Teachers, and several other locals.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Conference set for Dec to discuss compensation laws at Wells Memorial Hall
Massachusetts State Branch of the federation named delegates from Trades and Labor groups including Truck Drivers Engineers Firemen Bookbinders and Telephone Operators. The gathering at Wells Memorial Hall aims to discuss and act on compensation laws with Harry Jennings named as delegate to represent the union.
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George Curran
D. Murray
Postoffice
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Mary V. Murphy
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Francis Va Tassel
Harry Jennings
T. UU
Wells Memorial Hall
Massachusetts State Branch
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Installation of Officers at Boston Lodge No 12
The regular meeting of Boston Lodge No 12 Order of Railway Expressment installed officers for 1923 led by President L Flanders and included vice president J H Walsh secretary M F P Deviin and treasurer J B Twiss An entertainment followed the ceremony An educational talk by F Smith of General Electric was announced for Engineers Union 849 at Pine Memorial Hall Owing to Christmas week the Boston Telephone Operators Union meeting was canceled with Miss Annie Molloy ordering the cancellation
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J. H. Walsh
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J. B. ‘Twiss
General Electric Company
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Boston Labor Groups Hold Regular Meeting Amid Budget Votes
The Boston Central Labor Union met at Wells Memorial building with reports including a $50 relief fund donation and a ball planned for Jan 30 1923. Fred J. Dempsey was named general chairman as debates on Labor Defence Council affiliations continued.
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Wash- Hngton Street
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Hartford Hosts First Mormon Services After Campaign
Hartford Conn Dec 17 Mormon church services were held in Hartford for the first time after a house to house campaign lasting three weeks. Four Utah missionaries in charge say the effort will continue in Connecticut for the next two years to spread Mormonism without polygamy in New England.
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Utah
Connecticut
New England
Kellogg's Bran Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
Advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as ALL BRAN and a permanent relief for constipation when eaten regularly. Claims include benefits for health, growth, and vitality, with recipes and family use endorsed by physicians and universal grocery availability.
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Plot to Escape Mohr in Mount Holly Stopped
Mount Holly officials said no arrests were made in connection with an alleged plot to help Mohr and three other prisoners escape from the Mount Holly jail. Mohr, his sister Mrs Doris Brunen, and others were named in a confession cited by authorities as part of the jail delivery plan tied to the murder of circus owner Honest John Brunen.
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Burlington County
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Prison Escape Plot Fails, Suspects Not Arrested
Authorities said tonight that furnished files aided prisoners in an escape plan but the plot failed and no arrests were made. Investigators described ongoing probes and emphasized no one is in custody related to the scheme.
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Family Poisoned After Roast Chicken Dinner in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn family of five including two children aged 2 to 10 fell violently ill after a dinner of roast chicken and fresh grapes. They were hospitalized in serious condition. Remnants of the meal were sent to the Board of Health for analysis.
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E Rosenthal
Brooklyn
Board of Stealth
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