Hoax Call Sends Everett Police to Cochrane Plant
Everett Police hunted a hoax caller after a telephoned tip named the work manager of the Cochrane Chemical Company as alarm source. No trouble occurred. plant officials say there was no danger or munitions connection and no one at the works authorized the call. The author of the alarm could not be identified.
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Everett
Cochrane Chemical Company
Johnson
Mary FE. Smith
Norway St
Boston
Charles H. Chase
Newton &J
Faneuil
Mass
Watertown Arsenal
Huntington Ave
Mays
Mechanics’ Building
Brazil to Close Ports at Night Nationwide Order
Rio de Janeiro report says the government ordered all Brazilian ports closed at night to conserve resources and protect security, effective immediately.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Republicans Halt Grayson Confirmation Debate
Republicans opposing the confirmation of Dr Cary T Grayson Wilson's naval aide and physician kept the Senate in debate for over four hours and again blocked a vote on his medical director with rank of rear admiral nomination in Washington February 6.
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Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Senate
Three Boston Women Among 92 Approved for Attorney Licenses
The Massachusetts Board of Bar Examiners approves 92 applicants to practice law and will be recommended to the Supreme Judicial Court on March 7 for admission as attorneys. The group includes Mary A. Costello of Mattapan Evelyn Sawyer of Dorchester and Jennie Shane of Brighton among others from Boston and across the state.
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Boston
Massachusetts Board of Bar Examiners
Supreme Judicial Court
Mary A. Costello
Evelyn Street
Mattapan
Evelyn Sawyer
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Jennie Shane
Newton Street
Brighton
Albison A. Anderson
Stoneham
Harvey R. Anderson
Gloucester
William M. Applebaum
Henry R. Bacon
George N. Benoit
Rockland
Walter N. Benson
Malden
Harry J. Berman
Arthur McClure
Cambridge
Frank IL. Carey
Lawrence
D. Palsifer
Faward N. Dahlberg
Brockton
Faward F. Flynn
East Lynn
Richard R. Flynn
Winthrop
Elmer J. Foley
Peabody
George F. Garrity, Jr
Abington
James H. Gilbride
Lowell
Israel B. Goldberg
Addison B. Green
Springfield
Henry J. Greer
Pawtucket
R. I
Alfred H. Heininger
Wakefield
Frank €. Hinckley
Howard R. Hodsdeen
Everett
Isaac Horenstein
George P. Hughes
Worcester
Patrick I. Joyce
Salem
Abraham Kamberg
John J. Kelly
Imke L
Kelly
Jamaica Plain
Francis A. Lavelle
Bernard I. Levine
Joseph W. Lewando
Joseph Lipsitt
New Bedford
Harry B. London
Albert G. MacInnis
William McCarthy
William H. McDonnell
South Boston
Charles S. McEvilla
Joseph F. McGrath
Lynn
Logan L. McLean
East Boston
Chester W. McNeill
Somerville
Jacob Minkin
Haverhill
R. Nelson Molt
Millbury
Frank G. Montague
John M. Moraweki
North Attleboro
Isaac Mostow
Alfred I. Mulvihill
West Newton
John P. Murphy
Chelsea
Joseph A. Murphy
Canton
Kenneth L. Nash
South Weymouth
Daniel Needham
Groton
Joseph D. Newmark
Henry Nicolls
Ralph W. Orr
Adams
John R. Paull
Taunton
Lewis H. Peters
West Medford
John V. Phelan
Samuel Pitcher
Elias H. Porcher
Hale Power
Roswell J. Powers
William H. Powers, Jr
Everett R. Prout
Quincy
Raymond E. Read
Maurice E. Resnick
Plymouth
Barthisiomew J. Rowan
Samuel Rosenberg
John PD
Rudnick
Maurice Sandler
Forelyn Sawyer
Henry Y. Schooner
Milford
Edward T. Scully
Pittsfield
Jennie Shaine
Randolph
Shaw
William T. Shinnock
Charles Shulman
Benjamin Simons
Harold G. Slocomb
Israel Stolper
Fornest
A. Studley
James FE. Terry
Braintree
Walter T. Walsh
Wesley
Webster
Whitinsville
George F. Wenrich
Percy L. Wetmore
West Somerville
Walter A. White
Richard B. Wigglesworth
Milton
Charles T. Willock
Neal Institute Offers Nonmedical Boston Alcohol Cure
Hundreds in New England find relief from drink at the Neal Institute in Boston. In three days, homelike surroundings help patients end liquor craving and regain health without hypodermics or withdrawals. No consultation fee. confidentiality assured. contact 304 Newbury Street.
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New England
Neal Institute
Boston
Neal
Newbury ST
Golden Wedding of the Pagingtons Observed Today
Mr and Mrs Thomas Paging ton of Hyde Park will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today surrounded by five children 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Relatives and friends gather at 1559 River Street to honor the couple, longtime district residents.
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Thomas Pagington
Hyde Park
River Street
Lomasney to Fight House Move on Germany Breakoff Resolutions
Resolutions endorsing President Wilson's break with Germany will be admitted for House debate after a Rules Committee hearing. Representatives Allen Bowser and Whitfield Tuck led the push, with Lomasney planning to air objections. Allen argued Ireland policy not germane but favored the aim.
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Wilson
Germany
House of Representatives
Truse Committee On
Representative Lomasney
House
Allen
Newton
Bowser
Wakefield
Messrs
Whitfield Tuck
Judge Allows Leveroni Will Contest in Suffolk Court
Suffolk Probate Court heard the Leveroni will contest in which Lettizia Paroborschi of Revere seeks more than the $1 bequest given to her. Judge Elijah George allowed the will after testimony, and the appeal may go to the Supreme Court.
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Francis A. Leveroni
Suffolk
Elijah George
Lettizia Paroborschi
Revere
Women to Protest Trading Stamp Bills at State House
Hundreds of women led by Miss Margaret Foley will demonstrate at the State House to oppose three bills regulating trading stamps and similar redeemable certificates. The hearing before the joint judiciary committee at 10 30 in room 222 will consider the proposed regulations as stamping firms organize opposition under the Massachusetts Premium Advertising Association.
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Margaret Foley
State House
Joint Judiciary Committee
Massachusetts Premium Advertising Association
Funeral services for ex representative Edward Callender
Funeral services for former Representative and Senator Edward B. Callender who died Monday at his Roxbury home will be held at 8 o clock this afternoon from the Massachusetts Crematory Walkhill Street.
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Edward B. Callender
Gladstone
Roxbury
Massachusetts Crematory
Walkhill Streets
Navy Promotions Reach Senate for 7 Navy Captains and 10 Marine Colonels
Washington Feb 6 A lengthy promotions list approved by Congress last year was sent to the Senate by President Wilson. Seven officers are named to rank as captains of the navy and ten as colonels of the marine corps plus other officers advancing. The captains are William W. Phelps John H. Dayton William A. Moffett Montgomery M. Taylor Henry J. Ziegemeier Lucius A. Bostwick Arthur L. Willard. Marine corps colonels include Henry C. Haines Ben H. Fuller Dion Williams Albertus W. Cattlin Rufus S. Lane Charles G. Long Laurence H. Moses John T. Meyers Wendell C. Neville Albert S. McLemore.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
Senate
Wilson
William W. Phelps
John H. Dayton
William A. Moffett
Montgomery M. Taylor
Henry J. Ziegemeier
Leyland Liner Sails for War Zone Waters
The Leyland line steamship Cambrian under Captain W. M. Wood departed Charlestown for London. After anchoring at quarantine she waited for darkness to proceed. She carried grain flour provisions empty shells and war supplies. It was the first liner to sail from Boston toward war zone waters since the unrestricted submarine warfare threat.
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Leyland Line
Cambrian
W. M. Wood
Charlestown
London
Boston
Lighted cigarette blamed for Everett fire in block shaft
A lighted cigarette stub tossed into a shaft at the Whittier block in Everett square Everett was declared by State Fire Officer Frank Thompson and MT Fire Chief Joseph T Swan to have caused the blaze that Monday night nearly leveled the building.
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Whittier
Everett Square
Everett
Frank Thompson
Joseph T. Swan
Four Die As Spokane Bridge Collapses Into River
Four men are reported killed when a new Spokane River bridge collapsed. Twenty one were rescued from the water and one man remains missing, believed swept toward Spokane Falls below the structure.
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Spokane Bridge
Spokane
Wash
Spokane River
Spokane Falls
White Rats Pickets Mark First Day of Boston Strike
The White Rats Actors Union and the A A A picketed three Boston houses and one Lynn house. Two pickets were arrested in Scollay square and one in Lynn for sauntering and loitering. Organizers praised the day and thanked Boston police for support.
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White Rats Actors Union
Associated Actresses of America
Boston
Lynn
Scollay Square
White Rats
Gilmore
Police Pull Revolvers On Sailors In Bar Riot
A late night quarrel at Crawford House bar led to waiters beating a heavily intoxicated sailor who refused admission. Police held two sailors from the Virginia, Arthur Ramm and Francis Flaherty, on drunkenness charges at City Hall Avenue station. No injuries were reported.
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Crawford House
Virginia
Arthur Ramm
Francis Flaherty
City Hall Avenue
Sailors at Charlestown Navy Yard Clash With Police
A tense melee erupted as sailors from the U S Virginia U S S Nebraska and other ships urged entry at the Charles town navy yard. Police commanded the doorway, drawing revolvers as officers from Scollay square quickly consolidated transcript indicates officers Sergeant Clifford and Patrolmen Clougherty and Walter Anderson helped control the unrest.
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U. S. Virginia
U. S. S. Nebraska
Gresham
Charlestown Navy Yard
Scollay Square
Clifford
Clougherty
Walter Anderson
Bequests of 1000 Each In Emma M Bass Will
The will of Mrs Emma M Bass formerly of Newton provides 1000 bequests to The Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children The Boston Floating Hospital and the Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind for the kindergarten for the blind.
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Emma M. Bass
Newton
Industrial School For
Boston Floating Hospital
Perkins Institution
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Hitchcock Funeral at Harvard Today
The funeral for Randolph H Hitch cock Harvard football player who died in Stillman infirmary will be held at Mt. Auburn chapel this afternoon. Cremation will follow and ashes sent to Hawaii. Rex Hitchcock, a brother, travels to Cambridge to oversee arrangements.
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Randolph H. Hitchcock
Harvard
Stillman Infirmary
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Hawaii
Crimson
Rex Hitchcock
Cambridge
Connecticut to require military census of all men of age
Governor Holcomb announced a state wide military census forcing every man of military age to state within one month his fitness and willingness to serve in case of German hostilities. The Legislature granted authority for the census to be conducted by state military authorities with mayor and first selectmen urged to assist.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Holcomb
Germany
First Selectme
TOUR TO FLORIDA ALL EXPENSE ADVERTISMENT
Advertisement for a three week Florida tour with rail transport Pullmans lake and river trips Pa Beach and principal resorts on East and West Coasts. Depart Feb 12 and Mary 5, best time to go. Moderate rates. Mr. Robinson for particulars. Beekman Tourist Co. 288 Washington St Boston.
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Florida
Pa Beach
Mary
Robinson
Beekman Tourist CO
Washington St
Boston
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Leveroni
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Callender
Gei
Crawford
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Hitchcock
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