Goodhue Becomes Quincy Police Chief After McKay’s Death
Alfred W. Goodhue last night assumed the duties of chief of the Quincy police to fill the vacancy caused by Chief Daniel R. McKay’s death. Inspector Ernest H. Bishop was promoted to captain and Lieut John T. Larkin to inspector. Major Joseph L. Whiton announced plans to name two replacements for senior sergeant within days as the force prepares for the annual ball at Music Hall.
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Alfred W. Goodhue
Quincy Police
Daniel R. McKay
Ernest H. Bishop
John T. Larkin
Edward Johnson
Joseph L. Whiton
Quincy Police Force
Music Hall
Chicago Flu Deaths Dip in 24 Hours Reach 135 Fatalities
Chicago reports 24 hour flu and pneumonia deaths down by 48 to 135. New cases totalled 1,287 across the city as health officials monitor spread and urge precautions.
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Chicago
S&t
Keep Looking Young With Olive Tablets Investment Ad
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic to prevent sallow complexion dark rings pimples and bilious appearance. The Ohio doctor promotes a vegetable compound with olive oil as a gentle no calomel substitute marketed in 10c and 25c sizes claiming to restore natural buoyancy by cleansing impurities.
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Edwards
Ohio
Two More Beauties of Candy Making Industry
The Massachusetts Chocolate Company of Roxbury touts two striking workers, Mary B. McKinney of Charlestown and Helen D. Trainor of Roxbury, as industry beauties. McKinney, 23, began eight years ago at 15 and rose from a dipper to chief specialist in fancy packing, earning the nickname Miss Waneta. Trainor, a three-year veteran, works as a chocolate wrapper. Both are blondes with blue eyes and say beauty plays little part beside skill.
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New England
Massachusetts Chocolate Company
Roxbury
Mary B. McKinney
Charlestown
Waneta Cocoa and Chocolate
Waneta
Miss McKinney
Beauty
Helen D. Trainor
Massachusetts
British Societies Charitable Ball At Copley Plaza
Last night the British charity ball at the Copley Plaza drew heads of allied British societies. Attendees included Penkivil Mohun of the Victorian Club and Freeman Davison of the Canadian Club. Proceeds benefited the British Charitable Society and the Woman's Auxiliary.
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Copleyv Plaza
Penkivil Mohun
Freeman ‘'’. Davison
Woman’s Auxiliary
Ambulance and Nurse Boost as Flu Strikes City
The influenza outbreak prompts immediate city actions. Health officials call in former war ambulance drivers at five dollars a day to drive ambulances and carry stretchers. City nurses are to be increased to meet rising demand.
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Woodward
City mobilizes nurses and ambulances for influenza
Boston officials report 634 influenza cases and 23 deaths in the prior day and note state totals of 2206 cases. A two conference plan creates a Hospital and Ambulance Service Bureau and a shift system for nurses. 125 district nursing volunteers offer home guard service as officials urge home care when possible.
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Woodward
Boston
State Health Department
Commonwealth
Mary A. Beard
The
Health Department
Health Organization
Fort Hill
Hospital and Ambulance Service Bureau
Main
Treaty Debate Faces Senate Clash Over Cloture Rule
Washington February 4 Senate leaders predicted failure in an effort to write a new cloture provision into Senate rules to curb debate on the peace treaty when it is renewed next week.
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Washington
Senate
Senators Tangle Over Treaty Debate Rules
The rules committee will meet to discuss limits on debate before the treaty is called up on Monday. Opponents of debate limits plan to push a cloture fight that could prevent a roll call before the deadline. Leaders aim to end old cloture restraints and allow unlimited debate when the treaty is considered, hoping for a prompt final ratification roll call. Some senators believe a ten day window may suffice for agreement on reservations.
Senate Treaty Debates Could Narrow to Key Propositions
Observers expect rapid narrowing of disputes once the treaty is released. Others fear Republican leaders will demand original reservations, rejecting bipartisan modifications and triggering a prolonged clash in the Senate.
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Senate
Brookline Policeman Wounded in Beacon Street Burglary
Patrolman Joseph J. O’Connell Jr remains hospitalized after being shot while pursuing a burglar at 103 Beacon Street Tuesday night. Police seek a man matching the description, who bought 38 calibre cartridges in a Brookline hardware store that afternoon, and plan to show O’Connell photos from Boston to identify the suspect.
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O'Connell
Brookline
Joseph J. O'Connell
Beacon Street
O’connell
Veggman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Allan Rutherford
Brookline Force
Boston
Rogues
Captain Evans Named Division Inspector In City Police
Captain Thomas C. Evans, a senior police captain recently stationed at city prison, was appointed division inspector by Commissioner Curtis last evening. He will assume his duties today and inspect stations citywide under district captain supervision.
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Thomas C. Evans
City Prison
Curtis
Coal shortage may stop Brockton street railway cars
Brockton division of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway fears drastic curtailment or suspension if Quincy power station coal bins are not replenished. Less than two weeks of supply remains and Campello carbarn has been cut off from Quincy. Police? No. Services will be maintained as long as possible while coal is purchased from local dealers.
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Brockton
Bay State
Quincy
P. F. Sheehan
Brockton di
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Sheehan
Meyer Jonasson Ball Draws 300 at Strand Ballroom
More than 300 Meyer Jonasson & Company employees and guests attended the annual costume ball at the Strand ballroom. Notable costumes included Miss Alice Garrity as Little Lord Fauntleroy and Miss Leola Rubin as a Spanish dancer.
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Meyer Jonasson & Company
Strand Ballroom
Alice Garrity
Chelsea
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Leola Rubin
Grace Tobin
Dorchester
Mary J. McCarron
May Doyle
Bertha Olsen
Jennie Abrams
Hartford Man Is Honored by Pope
William Joseph Mulligan of Hartford Conn was awarded the Knighthood of the Order of Saint Sylvester by Pope Benedict in Rome on February 4.
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Hartford
Pope
Rome
Benedict
Order of Saint Sylvester
William Joseph Mulligan
Conn
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