King Solomon Lodge to Hold Special Meeting in Boston
King Solomon Lodge No 18 of Boston the Knights of Pythias east of the Mississippi with over 1000 members will hold a special meeting Monday at the Elks clubhouse 10 Somerset street Boston. Past Grand Chancellor Harlan P Knight will speak followed by entertainment and amateur boxing bouts the gavel will fall at 8 oclock sharp.
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King Solomon Lodge
K. P
No. 18
Boston
Knights of Pythias
Mississippi River
Elks' Clubhouse
Somerset Street
Harlan P. Knight
Hat Trim Prices From Trimmed To Visca Styles
Catalog notes offer trimmed Batavia hat for 7.50, trimmed georgette and Visca straw hat for 8.50, and Visca webbing hat with fruit trimming priced at 12.00.
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Batavia
Georgette
Attleboro Policeman Rescues Boy From Thatchers Pond
Patrolman John J. Kelley saved five year old George Dumont from drowning after jumping onto unstable ice at Thatcher's Pond. Kelley hacked through ice with bleeding hands, surfaced with the unconscious boy, and collapsed from exposure. Dumont survived after a long revival effort. Kelley, 39, married with three children, 3 years on force.
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John J. Kelley
Attleboro Police Force
George Dumont
Thatcher’s
Kelley
Kelly
Livsey
Trolman Kelley
Orange Street
Dumont
Attleboro
Washington heiress weds German spy
Miss MacKay-Smith and Captain Karl Boy-Ed are tied to rumors of a marriage amid wartime intrigue. DOJ agents tracked Boy-Ed’s movements in 1917, disputed reports of their wedding, and watched the MacKay-Smith home in Philadelphia without substantiating evidence. Mrs Marlatt, Virginia Mackay-Smith’s sister, reportedly wed Boy-Ed in Berlin, though calls were not answered.
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Captain Boy-Ed
United States
Wilson
Department of Justice
America
Miss MacKay-Smith
Philadelphia
MacKay-Smith
Boy-Ed
Washington
Germany
Bov- Ed
von Papen
Mexico
Sayville
L. I
C. L. Marlatt
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Wire cutting disrupts Belfast communications at night
Belfast February reports wire cutting damaged the charge scale of both telephone and telegraph services. Communications with Dublin and other destinations were kept only via an emergency line over a circuitous route.
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Belfast
Dublin
Labor leaders deny employer claims at city hearing on building shortage
At a Chamber of Commerce committee hearing, John Carroll of the United Building Trades Council rejected an employer claim that a laborer with a shovel can replace cement finishers with a trowel. He defended union stance on cement hardeners, favored arbitration on disputes, and argued cost plus contracts and material costs drive inefficiency. Carroll noted wage trends and the hope that material costs and efficiency could return to prewar levels to enable building two or three family homes for workers.
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John Carroll
United Building Trades Council
Arthur M. Huddell
Carroll
Plasterers’ Union Records Apprenticeship Clash
Union oppositions clash over apprenticeship numbers as Carroll and Dobbs testify on entry limits and work levels. Dobbs notes five day week and modest wage rise requests. most plasterers work seven months earning about 25 dollars weekly. A second hearing follows in the evening.
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Carroll
James P. Dobbs
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South Main
Thatcher
Benjamin Livsey
Joseph Dumont
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Boston Food Exchange, Inc
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Morter
Finnan Haddie Mackerel
Lenox Soap
Ise
Formosa
Ceylon
Sunkist
Neal Ieee
Washington St
AL St.eet
Court St
Jordan Marsh Company
Matt Campbell
Matt
Labor
Chamber of Commerce
A. BE. Pinanski
Huddell
Mr. Carroll
Haddock
Finnan Haddie
Arthur E. Dorr
Canal Street
Codman Square
North & Union
Boston Dorchester
Houghton & Dutton
Park St
Vermont
Western Creamery
Hennery
Doz
Western Hennery
Tordan Marsh Company
Madras
Pajamas
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