Poulin Retains Honor as Vermont State's Attorney
C V Foulin of Rutland county sworn in for a second term as Vermont State's attorney at age 27. He first won the office in 1913 at 24 after journalism and Union University Law School training. He received commission from Governor Graham and will take oath before Judge Horton in Chittenden.
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Rutland
C. V. Foulin
Rutland County
Vermont
Poulin
Vermont Senate
Montpelier
Union University Law School
Albany
Graham
Horton
Chittenden
Somerville B C Club Plans First Dance Event
The Somerville Boston College Club to hold its first dance with about 60 undergraduates and an alumni group of nearly 100 expected to attend at the Knights venue.
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Somerville B. C. Club
Boston College Club
Somerville
Knights
Boston College Scholarship Ball Planned by Somerville Club
A new Columbus Hall club in Somerville hosts its initial ball tonight to raise funds for Boston College and a Newton scholarship. Mrs. Charles J. Maguire serves as matron. Undergraduates organize with Thomas F. Garrick, Charles A. Sharkey, John M. Kirke, and Harold J. Anderson listed on the committee.
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Charles J. Maguire
Thomas F. Garrick
Charles A. Sharkey
John M. Kirke
Harold J. Anderson
Questionable remedies for weight loss and health claims
The column repeats endorsements for five grain arbolone and three grain hypo-nuclane to reduce fat or increase weight, along with calomel or cardiol tablets for liver or constipation. It offers generic medical advice, cites Dr. Lewis Baker and John G O. Tj., and promotes home remedies and specific products with directions to obtain them.
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Cc. M
John
Asta
Threatens reprisal if Germany blocks hospital ships
An official statement from London warns that if Germany carries out its threat to stop hospital ships along the lines between Flamborough Head and Terschelling and between Land's End and Quessant, immediate reprisals will be taken. The announcement follows.
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London
Flamborough Head
England
Terschelling
Netherlands
Land’s End
Quessant
France
Germany accuses misused hospital ships. Britain denies claims
The German government says hospital ships have been misused to carry munitions and troops and warns they will no longer tolerate such traffic on specified routes. Britain denies ever receiving such a communication and calls the German position a move to commit further crimes against humanity. The British government asks the United States to relay that reprisals will follow if threats are carried out.
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France
Belgium
Flamborough Head
Terschelling
Ouessant
Land's End
United States
Chelsea Licenses and Lynn Shoemaking School Trustees Named
Governor McCall announced new appointments including Chelsea Licensing Board Samuel Robie Alton E Briggs and Daniel J Mullane plus Lynn Industrial Shoemaking School trustees Arthur W Pinkham Peter Lawrence Agnew Charles F Cotter Ralph S Bauer Albion Bartlett Charles E Wilson Albert M Creighton and William O Attwell Other appointments include James F Ingraham Jr as Danvers State Hospital trustee.
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McCall
New
Chicago Knights of Columbus Plan American Ideals Day
A Chicago delegation visited Mayor Curley to brief him on plans for American Ideals Day in Chicago on February 22. The Mayor will deliver the principal address and said he will depart Boston February 21 and return from Chicago February 2.
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Chicago Knights of Columbus
Curley
Boston
Chicago
Protest Against Quincy Street Closure Amid Sewer Work
Protests filed at City Hall over closing a section of Quincy Street the Roxbury Dorchester cross city link. Blockade started last Friday and will remain until next Wednesday says Thomas F Bowes engineer in charge of the city sewer service.
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Quincy Street
City Hall
Roxbury
Dorchester
Thomas F. Bowes
City Sewer Service
Notable Trustees Named in State Hospital Appointments
Harold C. Haskell of Brookline serves as Clerk of the Brookline Court. William Howse Merrill of Lawrence is named as trustee of the Danvers State Hospital. Henry L. Houghton of Boston acts as trustee of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital.
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Harold C. Haskell
Brookline
Brookline Court
William Howse Merrill
Lawrence
Danvers State Hospital
Henry L. Houghton
Boston
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Esther Burbeck To Face Court Saturday On Statutory Charge
Esther Burbeck a 19 year old from Pea body will appear before Judge Hayes in Salem Saturday answering to a statutory offense charge. She is held on $500 bonds furnished by her parents. Nathaniel Buxton connected to the second elopement with Burbeck is jailed in Salem on the same charge and cannot meet bail.
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Esther Burbeck
Peabody
Salem
Hayes
Nathaniel Buxton
Ipswich
Patrolman to Pay for Broken Glass in Dorchester Case
J. A. Crocker and others of 1526 Dorchester Avenue will receive $50 from Police Officer Peter H. Rogers after he punched a prisoner, driving the man’s head through a plate glass window and causing extensive damage. Eggs were broken as well.
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J. A. Crocker
Dorchester Avenue
Peter H. Rogers
Crocker
Denial of Misappropriation Charges From Cambridge Officials
City Treasurer Henry F. Lehan and City Auditor Charles H. Thurston deny Mayor Rockwood’s accusations of fund misappropriation. They claim the Mayor distorted facts and call his charges falsifications. Water Board Chairman James J. Scully declined comment but hinted at libel actions. The auditor says he never dodged Mayor Rockwood and presented letters supporting his case.
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Henry F. Lehan
Charles H. Thurston
Cambridge
Rockwood
James J. Scully
The
Water Board
Telephone company to be probed by Public Service Commission
A House bill authorizes a $15 000 probe into the rates and finances of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company to be conducted by the Public Service Commission. The action passed engrossment without direct opposition.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
House of Representatives
Public Service Commission
Committee On Agriculture
Curley
Committee On Public Health
Regulation on Sausage and Egg Canning Penalties
Law regulating the manufacture of sausages or canning eggs shall be punished by a fine from $10 to $100 or three months imprisonment.
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Musterole a clean white mustard oil ointment for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and general pains. It claims doctors and nurses recommend it and that it can prevent pneumonia in chest colds.
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