Oppose Bill to License the Cats
The State House hearing on a cat licensing bill drew supporters and opponents from wildlife groups and sportsmen. Proponents argued for licensing and control of wild cats while opponents urged public education and shelters, noting home cats belong indoors and wild cats threaten birds and small game.
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State House
Committee On Agriculture
William H. Wharton
Legislative Committee
Forbush
Winthrop Packard
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Edward Howe Forbush
Bradford A. Scudder
William B. Lord
Dover
Burt G. Wilder
Brookline
Cornell
E. O. Marshall
Salem
Frederick W. Notman
Canton Game Club
Huntington Smith
Dedham
Animal Rescue League
M. I. Atkins
Atlantic
L. Frances Estes
Brockton
Langley Porter
San Francisco
Whitfield Tuck
Winchester
G. A. Leach
Elmer F. Kimball
Bridgewater
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Remedy
Advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the people's medicine for scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite fatigue and debility praising forty years of testing and urging readers to get it today.
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Hood
Osgood Proposed for Governor at Banquet
Charles E. Osgood of the C E Os good Company furniture dealers won pledges of solid support for Governor from the Home Furnishers Association at their annual dinner held at the American House. About 250 members and guests hailed him as potential governor material.
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Charles E. Osgood
C. E. Osgood Company
Home Furnishers’ Association
Charles A. Smith
American House
Banquet Honors Osgood Officials and New Leader
The event featured toastmaster Mr. Osgood, cabaret entertainment, and remarks by Lt Governor Cushing Rep Robert M Washburn of Worcester Councillor Ham Col Henry L Kincaide of Quincy Charles A Spratt and C Ludwig Bauman of New York. Fred T A McLeod was elected president and received a silver loving cup for ex President Smith. Washburn criticized public indifference to initiative and referendum and urged respect for officers. Kincaide spoke on coast defenses and Gardner pressed for factual disclosure.
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Mr. Osgood
Cushing
Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
Ham
Henry L. Kincaide
Quincy
Charles A. Spratt
New York
C. Ludwig Bauman
National Association of Home Furnishers
Fred T. A. McLeod
Smith
Washburn
Kincaide
Augustus P. Gardner
Regulation debate marks gubernatorial toast and bids
Lieutenant Governor candidate Cushing decries regulation mania while urging prudent rules for business. Spratt of New York nominates Ham for Lieutenant Governor. Ham thanks the association. Bauman and Spratt discuss furniture industry issues. Fred T. A. McLeod elected president with Alonzo Yont as secretary and attorney and B. A. McMahon as treasurer and third vice president. Co F. Osgood named executive committee chair.
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Cushing
Spratt
New York
Ham
Bauman
National Association
Fred T. A. McLeod
Alonzo &. Yont
B. A. McMahon
Co.f. Osgood
First Marine League Meet Formed to Boost Merchant Marine
The New England Council of the National Marine League held its first meeting at State Street Trust Company offices. Allen Forbes was elected chairman James O Porter secretary. The State Street Trust was named treasurer and depository P H W Ross attended as National president. Members include Albert Greene Duncan Woodward Emery Curtis Guild Jerome Jones Harris Livermore and Bernard C Weld.
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New England Council
National Marine League
State Street Trust Company
Allen Forbes
James O. Porter
Congress Street
State Street Trust
P. H. W. Ross
National Organization
Albert Greene Duncan
Woodward Emery
Curtis Guild
Jerome Jones
Harris Livermore
Bernard C. Weld
First German Cargo Reaches U.S. Ports After War Outbreak
The Swedish steamer Ran arrived carrying German merchandise for New York and Philadelphia. From Lubeck she carried hollow glass earthenware fertilizer herbs and roots cotton stockings steel and chemicals. She departed Jan 9 from Lubeck via a mine‑avoidant route to Copenhagen. Much cargo marked American Property.
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Germany
New York
Philadelphia
Dahlquist
Lubeck
Baltic
Copenhagen
Taft Outlines U S Stand on Monroe Doctrine
Taft told New Haven Economic Club that US would intervene if France Britain or Germany establish colonies in South America and insist on European rule. He said US action in Mexico is to abate a neighbor's nuisance and that postwar, the US could order Germany out of Canada if it refused to leave.
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New Haven
Taft
United States
Germany
Canada
Hudson Six-40 and Six-54 Cars Dominate Market
The Hudson Motor Car Company touts the Triangle on the Radiator as a mark of quality and value. Buyers flock to the Hudson Six-40 and Six-54, advertised from $1550 and up, claiming superior engineering and top performance. The Henley-Kimball Co. promotes these models at 652 Beacon Street, Boston.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson Car
The
Henley-Kimball Co
Beacon St
Boston
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Serge
Eton
Masonville
Nottingham
Bill
Mr. Forbush
Scudder
Notman
Wilder
Kimball
Langtry Porter
M. J. Atkins
G. H. Gould
W. G. Tirrell
Lillian M. Gardner
J. A. Leach
Elmer E. Kimball
Osgood
Home Pubnishers
Frank Ferdinand
Charlie
U. C. L. Baumann
Presnat's Assoc
Fred M*leod
White
Dressmakers
Nation Dept
Immit R. H. White Co
First Marine League
Pee
Oxford
Harrison's
Washington Street
Cgea Food
2 Tores CO
Best Shore Hedilock
Irving Sts
Malden
Bunker Hill St
Charlestown
Broadway
South Boston
U. S
Harrison
Cor. Beach
Hudson
Motor Car CO
Detroit
Hudson Engineering Board
Connor CO
Union Street
Washington. St
Washington St. Jefferson Building
Double Legal
Merchan
Brookside
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