Mendlow's Bail Wanted for Cash Security in Bankruptcy
Philip J. Aronson the Boston receiver for Nathan Mendlow seeks $2000 cash security to keep Mendlow from leaving the state amid bankruptcy actions. The cash was provided by friends and may be part of $4500 missing from Mendlow estate. Judge Morton will decide. Cox assures Boston mayor Curley of legislative courtesy for new measures.
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Philip J. Aronson
Bosbn
Nathan Mendlow
Lynn
United States District Court
Endlow
Mendlow
Mendino
William Larak
Morton
Channing WH. Cox
Judiciary Committee
House
Curley
Committee On Rules
Mr. Cox
Boston
Burlington Man Cleared in Slaying Trial
Joseph Galli of Burlington, described as an Italian laborer, was acquitted by Judge Keating at East Cambridge yesterday in the case over the death of Charles O'Brien of Burlington.
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Joseph Galli
Burlington
Onslaughter
Charles O'Brien
Keating
East Cambridge
Allan Liner Parisian Sold to Italy for Transport
The Allan liner Parisian, long sought after in Boston, has been sold to the Italian government for about $60,000. The Pretorian and Numidian will take over the Boston and Glasgow service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Liner
Italy
Boston
Glasgow
Woman of 100 Walks Daily
Margaret E. Jordan of Malden ages gracefully at 100, walking daily to Maplewood Methodist Church without a cane and with full faculties. The distinguished centenarian continues her routine on pleasant days, demonstrating remarkable health across her tenth decade.
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Margaret E. Jordan
Fairview Avenue
Malden
NAB ALLEGED COKE DEALER IN SOUTH END
Samuel Budwie of 3 Hanson street was arrested last evening by Lagrange street station police and Watch and Ward Society agents on a warrant for unlawful selling of cocaine. It ends Boston’s largest wholesale raid on cocaine and heroin in recent history. Budwie had eluded capture for two months but was spotted in a doorway at 4 Bedford street before being taken in. A pair of department store marked shoes were found under his coat during search.
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Samuel Budwie
Hanson Street
Lagrange Street
Watch and Waré Society
Boston
Budwie
Johnson and Murphy
Watch and Ward
Bedford Street
Buddie
Station 16s Pride in New Wagon House for Back Bay
Station 16 officers at Boylston Street celebrate the new wagon house now housing the Back Bay police auto force and 20 mounted patrolmen. Superintendant Pierce recently inspected the informal dedication as this precinct touts top garage and stable facilities in the city.
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Boylston Street
Back Bay
Pierce
Boston
Mounted Police
Station 16
Girl travels 6000 miles to Yale junior prom guest
Miss Doris R. Taylor of Honolulu traveled nearly 6000 miles in 12 days to attend Yale’s junior prom as a guest of Alfred C. Young of Honolulu. She holds the record for the greatest distance among invited guests for the 1914 event, with other attendees from the Pacific coast and the South.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Doris R. Taylor
Honolulu
Alfred Co. Young
Taylor
Pacific Coast
Red Cross Plans Massive Flood Project in China
New York February 3 plans for flood prevention in the Hwai River valley China are under way. The American Red Cross authorized J G White Engineering Corp to lead the work and to raise 20 million dollars to finance it. A Chinese government commissioner is en route and five American engineers are named to head the project.
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New York
Hwai River
China
American Red Cross
Mabel Boardman
Red Cross
J. G. White Engineering Corporation of
United Mine Workers End 4th Convention in Indianapolis
Final adjournment of the United Mine Workers of America 4th convention was taken in Indianapolis. St. Louis was chosen as the 1916 convention site over Kansas City by a small vote.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
St. Louis
Kansas City
Coxey Visits Chicago Seeks Industrial Field Insight
General Coxey, famed organizer of the 1894 On to Washington march, arrived in Chicago to study the industrial field and was invited to lead a march of unemployed people through city streets to City Hall.
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Chicago
Jacobs. Coxey
Washington
Labor secretary warns on firearms in labor disputes
Secretary Wilson reports to President Wilson calling for congressional action to regulate firearms and armed guards in strikes. He cites Colorado coal violence and Pere Marquette and Calumet incidents, urging mediation roles for the Department of Labor and broader collective bargaining. Immigrant arrivals rise 43 percent in year ending June 30 1913 with many illiterate and from southern and eastern Europe.
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Washington
W. B. Wilson
Department of Labor
Wilson
Congress
Colorado
Pere Marquette
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Calumet
Europe
Bureau of Immigration
Funeral set for Abbott L. Knowles student
Abbott L Knowles 19 a Somerville High School student died Monday after a four month illness The funeral will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the home of his parents 66 Putnam avenue Winter Hill Rev Francis W OBrien Union Square Baptist Church will officiate He attended Medford private school and Somerville High School and was active in the church community.
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Abbott L. Knowles
Somerville High School
Francis W. O’brien
Union Square Baptist Church
Medford
Putnam Avenue
Winter Hill
Note Broker Set Free by Court
George S. Robinson the well known note broker was discharged by Judge Pierce after a civil process sought to stop him from leaving the state. The hearing included testimony from many Bostonians who stated Robinson had no intention of departing. The court ruled the writ had been wrongly issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Robinson
Pierce
Robinson
Radium not proven cancer cure says Boston doctor
Dr Edward Reynolds of Boston warned against blind faith in radium as a cancer cure at a Soldiers Memorial Hall meeting in Pittsburg. He said no advanced cancer case has been cured by radium and treatment remains experimental, with external cancers most responsive. Frederick L Hoffman presented statistics urging early operative treatment as the best chance for cure.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Edward Reynolds
Boston
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Reynolds
New England
American Society
Frederick L. Hoffman
Captain Twohy of Norfolk Dies at 72
Captain John Twohy of Norfolk died today at age 72. He was a prominent figure in Atlantic coast marine circles and held substantial financial interests in the port. He was a native of County Limerick, Ireland.
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Captain Twohy
Norfolk
John Twohy
County Limerick
Ireland
Local Man Credits Var nesis Cure For Recovery
W King of 137 Euclid Ave Lynn Massachusetts says rheumatism from Var nesis left him unable to feed or dress himself. He describes swelling and pain easing after using Var nesis and notes the Boston office offers free advice and an exhibition of crutches and photos.
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Mr. W. King
Euclid Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Tam
Boston
Boylston Street
W. A. Varney
Get Varnes
Riker-Jaynes
Musterole Relief Ad Claims Fast Pain Undo
A vintage Musterole advertisement touts a plaster free mustard ointment for quick pain relief without blistering the skin. It invites orders by mail from Cleveland Ohio and features a testimonial from Mrs Mattie J Smith of St Paul Indiana praising its asthma bronchitis and rheumatism benefits.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Mattie J. Smith
St. Paul
Ind
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