Coolidge for the Treasury Named by Roosevelt
Louis Arthur Coolidge of Natick Massachusetts was sent to the Senate by President Roosevelt as a nominee for secretary of the treasury. A Harvard graduate and longtime national capital writer Coolidge is viewed as shifting from literary work to financial duties in the Treasury.
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Washington, D. C
Louis Arthur Coolidge
Natick
Mass
Senate
Roosevelt
Ant
Treasury
J. H. Edwards
Treasury Department
Massachusetts
Coolidge
National Capital
Boston
New York
Harvard University
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congressional Directory
Congressional Records
Permanent Cure of Eczema with Cuticura Ointment
William H. Dean of Newark reports seven years of hand eczema cured after two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one cake of Cuticura Soap. He used external remedies with partial relief but none matched the cure achieved by Cuticura products.
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William H. Dean
Newark
Cuticura Cures Child's Sores in Two Weeks
A mother from Ivydale West Virginia reports her daughter suffered sores on legs and feet claiming eczema after weed exposure. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, curing the child in two weeks. Includes price list and Potter Drug and Chemical Co. as sole proprietors in Boston offering the Cuticura regimen and a skin disease book.
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Gertie Laughlin
Ivydale
W. Va
Potter Drug & Chem
Sole Props
Boston
Mass
Skin Cure D D D Prescription Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes D D D Prescription as a simple skin wash for burning itching diseases. It claims bacilli cause skin blotches and sores, and oil of wintergreen plus remedies form the effective treatment. A testimonial from B L Hipp of Phil Campbell supports its cure, with free booklet offered at Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Chicago
B. L. Hipp
Phil Campbell
Jaynes Drug Stores
Confusion After Electrics Crash in Somerville Injuries Reported
Nine passengers rode the Highland avenue car when it was struck near the rear vestibule by a Lowell car traveling at least 15 miles an hour. Men and women were scattered and screams were heard as victims were assisted to the firehouse. Traffic was tied up for police and rescue crews.
Collision In Somerville Injures Nine On Sharp Curve
A Highland avenue outward bound car collided with a Lowell bound car at the Broadway Cross street junction Somerville about 12 30 pm yesterday. Seven women and two men were injured with Adriana Cloyes and Catherine Noyes the most seriously. Both were taken to Somerville Hospital.
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POST
Lowell
Davis Square
Highland Avenue
Broadway
Cross Street
Somerville
Adriana Cloyes
Madison Street
Catherine Noyes
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Somerville Hospital
Explosion Reported After Highland Avenue Car Crash
In a Highland avenue and Lowell street collision, the Highland vehicle was nearly destroyed with shattered windows and crumpled floor. the Lowell car suffered minor damage to glass and fender. Mrs. Josephine Bellew witnessed her mother carried from the Highland car after an explosion she described as not resembling a fuse. Her father, Mr. Cloyes, was injured in the crash.
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Highland Avenue
Lowell
Josephine Bellew
Pearson Road
West Somerville
Cloyes
Reception to Chelsea Priest Receives Broad M. C. O. F. Support
A graceful tribute honored Rev. Thomas F. Cusack at Maita Hall Chelsea with Bay State and St. Winnifred Courts of the M. C. O. F. present. Chief Ranger Eugene M. Cashman presided as degree work impressed attendees from many Greater Boston courts. Father Cusack pledged to engage parishioners for parish and individual improvement.
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Thomas F. Cusack
P. R
St. Rose Church
Chelsea
Bay State
St. Winnifred
Maita Hall
Eugene M. Cashman
Bay State Court
St. Winnifred Court
Father Cusack
Boston
Protest Against Express Charges by Shoe and Leather Group
At a New England Shoe and Leather Association meeting in its Boston room on 166 Essex Street, members urged a strong protest against February 10 express charge increases. The group planned joint action with other trade bodies and full representation at an upcoming railroad commissioners hearing.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Wssex Street
Brown's Bronchial Troches Offer Quick Relief
A cough or sore throat should not be neglected. Brown's Bronchial Troches give immediate relief. A simple remedy free from opiates. Sold only in boxes.
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Brown
Highland avenue car crash injures several in Somerville
Mrs J W Porter of 31 Hudson street Somerville described a floor collapse as the Highland avenue car struck. The motorman Joseph Vello and conductor Percy Dyer were injured and carried to the firehouse where doctors treated them. H C Hight provided the only reliable account.
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J. W. Porter
Somerville
Hudson Street
Highland Avenue
Louis Seymour
Clarence Cook
Engine 2
F. B. Bateman
B. H. Caswel
W. A. Sinclair
Joseph Vello
Percy Dyer
H. C. Hight
Broadway
Fellsway
Dickinson to Get New Trial in Bank Wreck Case
John W. Dickinson of Newton to receive a new trial after the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled his previous 10 juror verdict violated his right to a trial by 12 jurors. The case was remanded to the District Court for proceedings anew with a dissenting opinion noted.
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John W. Dickinson
Newton
South Danvers National Bank
Putnam
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dickinson
Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Aldrich
Brown
Forewarned Woman Survives Somerville Car Crash
Mrs Katherine Smith of Roxbury recounts a near fatal collision in Somerville when a Lowell car struck her vehicle. She felt a warning before departure and narrowly escaped death as the car’s floor ripped open and passengers shrieked. She has prior injuries and losses, saying misfortune haunts her.
Legacy Awaits Missing Girl Kate Ryan in South Boston
Kate Ryan of South Boston is wanted to share in a $100000 estate left by her father the late John Ryan of Cork Ireland. John Ryan had six children by his first wife and 18 by the second with all second wife’s children minors. Mary James Patrick and Margaret among the first six are unlocated though Mary was a nurse in St Agnes Hospital Baltimore James was thought to be in Seattle Patrick in Holyoke and Margaret with ship builder John Cronin family. Cousin M F Cahill of Dorchester Street South Boston is seeking to locate the missing relatives especially Kate Ryan who is believed to live in South Boston.
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Kate Ryan
South
Boston
John Ryan
Cork
Ireland
William Ryan
Mary
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Baltimore
James
Seattle
Patrick
Holyoke
Margaret
John Cronin
M. F. Cahill
Ryans
Dorchester Street
Unity Club of Revere to Hold Pretty Dance
The ballroom at Revere Town Hall will be transformed into a garden of green boughs trailing vines palms ferns and Southern smilax for the Unity Club of the First Unitarian Church concert and dance on February 14.
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Unity Club OF
Revere
Unity Club
First Unitarian Church
Nominations for mayor in Maine cities
In Auburn Irving L. Merrill received the Republican nomination for Mayor over Ansell Briggs. In Lewiston Wallace H. White Jr was unanimously nominated by Republicans for Mayor. In Bangor Mayor John V Woodman was unanimously renominated by Republicans.
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Maine
Auburn
Irving L. Merrill
Ansell Briggs
Lewiston
Wallace H. White, Jr
Bangor
John V. Woodman
Red tags signal deep price cuts at Wolf's My Clothier
The article notes thousands of red tags across the store marking major reductions. It frames the tags as indicators of the deepest clearance of the year at the Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets, signaling a major sale event.
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Washington and
Hanover Streets
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
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