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.
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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.
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Alfred M. Bergin
West 41St St
New York City
Nervara
Greene
Albany St
Boston
Mass
Make This Pleasant Cough and Cold Remedy Yourself
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Wilson Lifts Arms Embargo on Mexico
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Wilson
National Palace
United States
Huerta
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