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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1914

Page

5

Bar Examiners Recommend 19 Applicants for Admittance

The Board of Bar Examiners of the Commonwealth will recommend 19 applicants for admission to the bar on Wednesday February 18 if no objections are filed. The court will be informed these candidates are qualified for attorney status. Two women are among the successful aspirants. Motions for admission will be heard in Boston on Friday February 20 at 9 30 a m as cases in the Supreme Judicial Court proceed. The list includes Louis Abrahams of 710 Sears Building Boston and Isadore Abrams of 26 North Street Quincy among others.

Board of Bar Examiners of the Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court Boston Louis Abrahams Sears G. Wright Arnold Milk Street Edith Batchelder Reading Exchange Building Leonard C. Bigelow Framingham Pleasant Street Carl H. L. Bock Winthrop Grovers Avenue John A. Boyle Stoneham Main Street Kingman Brewster Springfeld Thomas J. Casey Beverly Front Street Isaac 8 Collins Somerville Alston Street John T. Comerford Brookline Harrison Street John P. Connaughton Charles Street Luigi de Pasquale Milford Cedar Street Albert H. de Propper Natick High Street Leo H. Dinner State Street Joseph M. Downey West Roxbury Sanborn Avenue Robert B. Eaton Rockland Street Nathan Efron Tremont Street Robert Ehrlich Springfield Lenox Street Arthur J Eno Lowell Moody Street Charles L. Farmer Watertown Common Street James F. Flaherty Brihton Leicester Street John J. Flaherty Phillips Street James F. Flannery Dorchester Savin Hill Avenue Daniel W. Flynn Dix Street Ore D. Fogarty Beacon Street Nelson A. Foot Cambridge Putnam Avenue George EF. Gordon Chelsea Arlington Street Isaac H. Greenburg Everett Teen C. Guptill Tremont Building Robert Hale Kirkland Street Henry W. Hallbourg Westfield Hedges Avenue David Hamblen, Jr Newtonville Brooks Avenue John FE. Hand Brad D Harvey Haverhill Winter Street Frederic S. Harvey Fairmount Street We M. Hector Ridgelyall Martin J. Heiligmann, Jr Willow Street Charles BE. Herlihy Roxbury Haley Street Joseph L. Hermanson Dartmouth Street David B. Hoar Armory Street Ernest M. Hodgdon Medford Quincey Street Charles P. Howard Perkins Hall Leo Isgur Linden Street Manel PP Kaplan Mclean Street George H. Kennedy Worcester Maurice B. Landers Belmont Goden Street Isidor A. Landesman John Fremingham Warren Rear Harry B. Mendelsohn Intervale Street Andrew H. Morrison Quincy Goddard Street Robert B. Mount Geneva Arene Thomas J. Mulkern South Russell Street Patrick H. Murray Gardner Univ. Law School Poston John ©. Myron Longfellow Street Robert C. Orpin Oakland Street TL. Parker Taunton John S. Patton,s Jr Newton Highlands Walnut Street Michael Pedro New Bedford Grinnell Street Peter W. Pezzetti Linden Joseph 8. Pickford Harbor View Street Newton Maple Teroo

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertises Youthful Look

An ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming it darkens gray hair, stops dandruff, relieves scalp itching, and reduces falling hair. It promises natural, even color after one or two applications and a visibly younger appearance.

Nervura advertised as a cure for nervous disorders

An advertisement touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal nerve remedy. It features a testimonial from Alfred M. Bergin of New York City who claims extreme nervousness and hysteria nearly led to insanity but improved after using Nervura, noting better sleep, appetite, strength, and mental outlook. It invites readers to consult Dr. Greene by mail at 597 Albany St. Boston Mass.

Dr. Greene Alfred M. Bergin West 41St St New York City Nervara Greene Albany St Boston Mass

Make This Pleasant Cough and Cold Remedy Yourself

A reader's home remedy blends butter light brown sugar allspice Duffy's malt whiskey with boiling water orange and lemon juice. After steeping serve in a wine glass as a wholesome tonic for fever chills and coughs with aim to ward off bronchitis and pneumonia potential danger.

Wilson Lifts Arms Embargo on Mexico

The president proclaims the arms embargo on Mexico lifted as circumstances shift and Mexico lacks a constitutional government. The action aligns U S policy with other nations allowing arms sales, aiming to encourage internal settlement and reduce external influence on Mexico’s civil war.

Wilson Mexico Woodrow Wilson United States of America United States Taft Congress Washington Huerta Europe Tampico Tuxpan

Ball of the Boston Newsboys Protective Union

About 2500 people attended the 12th annual ball at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics building last evening. The grand march featured more than 100 couples led by President Benjamin H Robrish and Mrs Robrish under the supervision of Floor Directors Oscar Helvitz B Askey Philip Bernstein and George Applebaum. State and city officials newspaper men and other dignitaries were among the guests.

Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union Paul Revere Hall Mechanics’ Building Benjamin H. Robrish Robrish Oscar Helvitz B. Askey Philip (Pifky) Bernstein George Applebaum

Express Firms Deny Large Staff Reductions

Officials from American Express Company and Adams Express Company denied yesterday that they would cut their workforce wholesale.

American Express Company Adams Express Company

Mexico City Reacts to US Arms Embargo Lift

Officials and observers debate whether lifting the arms embargo truly aids the rebels in the Mexican civil conflict. Huerta says money matters more than arms, while bankers may see loans as a business risk. Public reaction remains unsettled with limited awareness among Mexicans.

Querido Modeno Wilson National Palace United States Huerta American War Department Senor Mohene Jess

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