Tow Crippled Ship to Port
The three masted American schooner Tosa Ferlita from Tampa bound from Axim West Africa signaled distress 60 miles east of Nantucket South Shoal Lightship. The steamer President Garfield with passengers took her in tow toward New York. The Ferlita carries 7 tons of mahogany logs for Palmer Parker Charlestown and was formerly named E L Comeau.
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Tosa Ferlita
Tampa
Fla
Axim
Africa
Nantucket South Shoal
President Garfield
London
New York
Boston
Garfield
Ferlita
Palmer & Parker
Charlestown
E. L. Comeau
Annual Dinner of Continuation Teachers
Superintendent Jeremiah J. Burke and newly elected school committee member William C. O'Hare attended the continuation school teachers annual banquet at the Hotel Somerset. Paul V. Donovan served as toastmaster, as the headmaster spoke to guests.
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Jeremiah J. Burke
William C. O'Hare
Hotel Somerset
Paul V. Donovan
Continuation
Senator-elect Copeland tours New York slums and meets Post millionaire
United States Senator-elect Royal Copeland described his plan to fight poverty in the Lower East Side, calling for cheaper transportation and fuel to heat crowded tenements. Jay Gould was spotted saluting the Post Millionaire for a Day party as J. Francis Sheehan and fiancée toured the city with Dr. Copeland.
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New York
United States
Royal
Copeland
Health Department
J. Francis Sheehan
Millis
Mass
Post
Lower East Side
Washington
Smyrna
Sheehan
Mary Niland
Whitney Street
Roxbury
Jay Gould
Fost
Broadway
North Brookfield
New York, Mr. Sheehan
John Gilboy
Boston Post
Saltonstall Buried Today in Brookline and Salem
Funeral services for Endicott Peabody Saltonstall were held at 11 a m in Brookline at the First Parish Church Unitarian Walnut Street with Rev Dr Abbott Peterson and Rev Dr Endicott Peabody officiating. Interment followed in Harmony Grove cemetery Salem in the family lot. pallbearers include Dr Lincoln Davis Robert Holman Dr Hugh Williams Lindsley Loring Charles W Blood Albert F P Carter Russell A Sears John and Robert Saltonstall.
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Endicott Peabody
Lincoln Davis
Harvard
Robert Holman
Hugh Wihiiams
Lindsley ‘Loring
Charles W. Blood
Albert FP. Carter
Russell A. Sears
Boston Elevated
John
Robert
Saltonstall
Parker Arrested on Charge of Polygamy
Parker alias Stanley Webster, said to have lived on St. Germain Street in Back Bay, was arrested yesterday in Concord New Hampshire on a warrant for polygamy. Special Officer Frank McNabb will transport him to Boston. Police allege he married Eva Gibson and later took additional wives in Concord Derry and another city.
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Parker
Stanley Parker
Stanley Webster
St. Germain Street
Back Bay
Concord
N. H
Frank McNabb
Boston
Eva Gibson
Derry
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air for Bright White Light
A new oil lamp by P. W. Johnson of Philadelphia claims brighter, odorless, smoke free light than gas or electricity. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene, with no pumping noise or odor. Johnson offers 10 day free trials and potential local agency earnings of 260 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
P. W. Johnson
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Screen Open to Arbuckle Weighs Returns to Film Work
Roscoe Arbuckle, the rotund comedian barred after a 1922 incident, is cleared to return to screen work with restrictions ending January 1. Will Hays announces the move as Famous Players-Lasky says no new release efforts yet. Joseph Schenck promises Arbuckle employment. Arbuckle expresses gratitude and intent to prove himself. An expert estimates 20 million people attend motion picture shows weekly in the United States.
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Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Arbuckle
Joseph Schenck
United States
Daugherty’s Case Near End
Washington December 20 Public hearings on the impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty are expected to end tomorrow before the House judiciary committee. The panel is to report it found no impeachable evidence but will delay the report until after the Christmas holidays due to member absences. Only six witnesses remained to be heard, DOJ officials questioned on Keller specifications not yet addressed after his withdrawal.
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Washington
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
House
Department of Justice
Representative Keller
Republican
Minnesota
Keller
Plea for Coal by Treadway in Congress
Representative Treadway of Massachusetts urged the House to act on New England coal shortages. He criticized commissions and called for immediate relief, likening the situation to calling a doctor before the patient dies.
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Washington
New England
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
House
Treadway
Natural Color Film to Be Shown Saturday in Boston
Representatives of Boston newspapers and city and stage officials including Governor Cox and Mayor Curley will attend a screening of a natural color film this Saturday. Teachers and school officials are also invited to view the presentation.
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Boston
Cox
Curley
Metro Pictures invites private screening of The Toll of the Sea
Residents of Boston and nearby areas are invited by Metro Pictures to a private 11 o’clock Saturday screening at Loew's State Theatre of The Toll of the Sea, a technicolor feature touted as a new era in motion picture photography.
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Boston
Metro Pictures Corporation
Loew's State Theatre
All Bran praised as permanent relief for constipation
Advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as the only effective remedy for constipation and a natural tonic for health. It claims ALL BRAN provides bulk, cleanses the system, and prevents toxins, recommending two tablespoons daily with meals and versatile uses in cereals, baked goods, and soups.
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Kellogg’s
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