Wilson to pick Federal Reserve Board members during vacation
President Wilson plans a three week rest at Pass Christian Mississippi while quietly narrowing a tentative list of candidates for the Federal Reserve Board created by the new currency law. He seeks capable leaders with business and financial acumen and has not finalized any names. James J Hill is among the prominent figures considered.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Wilson
Pass Christian
Miss
Congress
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Spencer Girl Disappears in Worcester
Police investigate the disappearance of 14 year old Margaret Berry of Spencer after a girl’s account says she was lured away by a well dressed young man on Worcester Common. Margaret visited an aunt on East Central Street with her mother before her disappearance was reported.
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Worcester
Margaret Berry
Spencer
Worcester Common
Margaret
East Central Street
Boy Run Down By Automobile In Worcester
Theodore Curtis an 18 year old of 31 Millbury street was probably fatally hurt when struck and dragged several feet by Edwin F Brown of State street driving a car at Millbury and Lamartine streets. His injuries include a shattered upper jaw and a broken right hip.
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Worcester
Theodore Curtis
Millbury Street
Edwin 8
Brown
State Street
Millbury
Lamartine
Auto Highwaymen Beat and Rob Cleveland Man
Three automobile highwaymen attacked D. E. Christian president of the Hecker Davidson Construction Company and former elections board member in front of his home last night. He was clubbed severely and may die. The robbers took $18 a $250 diamond stud and a valuable watch.
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Cleveland
D. E. Christian
Hecker-Davidson Construction Company
Board of Elections
Train Derails Spurs Fire Near Loretté Manitoba
A Canadian Northern train from Duluth Minnesota and Fort William Ontario derailed near Loretté Manitoba. Five coaches plus a baggage and dining car overturned into the ditch. The wreckage caught fire but 200 passengers escaped through broken windows and helped extinguish the flames.
Mona Lisa Delivered to French Ambassador in Rome
In Rome the Mona Lisa was ceremoniously handed over to French ambassador M Barrere at the Ministry of Instruction under guard from Florence. The ceremony was attended by Marquis di San Giuliano, Signor Credaro, M Besnard, and other notable figures.
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Rome
Florence
M. Barrere
Ministry of Instruction
Marquis di San Giuliano
Signor Credaro
M. Besnard
Kenny Defines City Labor Policy in Mayor Bid
Councillor Thomas J. Kenny, running for mayor, states he will not discharge any city employee rendering faithful service and will promote merit based recognition. He denounces petty economy and vows equal opportunity under his administration as campaign actions unfold with ward chairmen, rival lines, and possible endorsements shaping the race.
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Thomas J. Kenny
Kenny
Picayune
Boston
Curley
Surrey
John R. Murphy
Charlestown
Maynard
Martin Lomasney
Murphy
Fitzgerald
City Hall
John A. Kelcher
James Doyle
Kelcher
The
Democracy
James Donovan
Joseph F. O'Connell
Marnest Smith
Corbett
Shennys Attitude On City Employees Opinion Article
The article records Shenny's firm stance against discharging city workers. He argues against petty economy in public service and calls for efficiency and merit based recognition rather than political influence.
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Shenny
Smoker Sets His Bed Afire With Pipe
Dennis Lassie of 7 School street Somerville was in bed when a hot pipe dropped from his mouth and set the bed on fire. He suffered burns on both hands but survived the incident Saturday night.
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Dennis Lassie
School Street
Somerville
Mayor Fitzgerald Tours Franklin Park and Supports Christmas Fund
Mayor Fitzgerald enjoyed a three hour automobile ride with Mrs. Fitzgerald and their three daughters through Franklin Park, with doctors hopeful for a return to office soon. Rose Fitzgerald asked the Post to forward a $26 holiday donation to aid hundreds of underprivileged children. A 16 year old, Anna Butler of Everett, died from burns after a kerosene lamp exploded and set her bed aflame, her son Richard attempting a rescue before smoke and flames overwhelmed the room.
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Anna Butler
Cross Street
Everett
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Richard Butler
Fire destroys Mrs Butler in her room
Butler awoke about 4 am to groaning and smoke from his mother's room. He found Mrs Butler on the floor, nearly unconscious, amid a mass of burning bedclothes.
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Butler
Mrs. Butler
Dys-pep-lets for a hearty Christmas feast
The ad promotes Dys-pep-lets as a safe aid for holiday digestion. It claims the tablets prevent and relieve sour stomach wind heartburn and nausea and notes pocket and larger box prices with widespread druggist availability.
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Sterling
Maynard & CO
Boylston Street
Mass
Fhe Womens Shop
Winter Street
O. P. M. the Perfect Pipe Tobacco
P. M
the Perfect Pipe Tobacco
London
Yerxa CO
Faneuil Sq
Friend St
Auto Highwaymen
Rob Cleveland
Kill's
Gilchrist
Po Mt
ES Soap
Riker-Jaynes
Riker-Jaynes Stores
Fyr OU
Steiff
Teddy
Germany
Teddy Bears
Dr. Stohr
Morocco
Wardlow
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Vulcan
New England
UV. S
Cambridge
South Boston
Broadway
F St
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