Chelsea Fatal Shooting in Tailor Shop Case
Domestic troubles led to the fatal shooting of Max Gottlieb a 40 year old Chelsea man at a Boylston street tailor shop. Max Rosen 28 of 128 Fourth street Chelsea fired five shots four hitting Gottlieb before calmly waiting for police. Gottlieb died at Haymarket Relief Hospital Rosen said the victim ruined his life.
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Max Gottlieb
Hancock Street
Max Rosen
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Boylston Street
Rosen
Gotilleb
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Earthquake Ravages Amoy Hinterland Killing Thousands
Amoy China date February reports from Swatow place the death toll near 10 000 as a major earthquake devastates the Amoy hinterland.
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China
Amoy
Swatow
Foot Specialist Joins Store Staff
A foot specialist from Dr. William M. Scholl’s staff appears at the store to demonstrate relief from foot discomfort. He is presented as a noted foot authority and is featured in the article as an expert advisor.
Expert Foot Care Advice Offered Free at Clinic
Come in anytime while he is here and let him examine your feet. He can tell the cause of the trouble in a minute and will show you how you can gain immediate relief and rapid correction.
No Trace Found of Cross Rip Lightship
A government steamer, sent from Newport Rhode Island after reports of locating the missing Cross Rip lightship, returned with no trace found. The lightship had been last seen February fifth drifting in ice off Nantucket.
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Newport
R. I
Nantucket
Attleboro Slayer Sent to Asylum After Arraignment
John F. Helland of Attleboro Mass pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity when arraigned for the murder of Fred N. Mardon of Concord Mass at Gardiner last Wednesday. He was ordered committed to Augusta State Hospital for observation. Mrs. Holland, who was also shot, is recovering.
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Augusta
John F. Helland
Attleboro
Mass
Gardiner
Fred N. Mardon
Concord
Augusta State Hospital
Holland
Make at home Pinex cough syrup saves money
You can craft a potent cough remedy at home by mixing 214 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to make a full pint. The home version costs about 65 cents, relieves dry or hoarse coughs, throat irritation, and bronchial symptoms within 24 hours, and has broad home use.
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Pinex O
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Saved at Sea After All Hope Seemed Gone
Captain Gerhard Tennesen and 13 crew of the Paposa drifted for days after their Norwegian barge foundered far from shipping lanes. They were rescued by the Swedish bark Tana, blown 100 miles off course, and landed at an Atlantic port firm in their belief that miracles still happen.
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Tennesen
Tana
Cours
Commonwealth Pier
Gerhard Tennesen
War Bread Promoted as Tooth Friendly by Ace Club
Dr. Frederick A. Keyes of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary told the Ace of Clubs at the Hotel Somerset that war bread is as nourishing as white bread and better for teeth. He argued coarser foods require more chewing and chewing naturally cleans teeth.
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Nature
Hotel Somerset
Frederick A. Keyes
D. D.S
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Milliken Nominates Judge Morrill to Maine Supreme Judicial Court
Governor Carl L. Milliken names Judge John A. Morrill of Auburn as associate justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, to replace the late Justice George F. Haley, in Augusta.
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Augusta
John A. Morrill
Auburn
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Carl L. Milliken
George F. Haley
Believe Porters Earn Tips
The little fellow among railroad employees appeared before the Railroad Wage Commission. He urged recognition of thousands of workers who support train operations but remain little known to the public. Secretary Lane affirmed Pullman Company employees were included as railroad workers under government jurisdiction as a common carrier.
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Washington
Railroad Wage Commission
Pullman Company
Lane
Tipping Debate In Pullman Service Raised By Testimony
L S Hungerford general manager of the Pullman Company defended tipping as a supplement to porter salaries. He said tipping is general and porters feel they earn them, and that abolishing tipping would be unwise unless done elsewhere. Other witnesses urged wage increases for clerks and telegraphers with suggested raises across salary bands.
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Pullman
L. S. Hungerford
Pullman Company
Lane
Mr. Hungerford
Covington
George P. Mann
P. H. McNamara
Boston & Maine
J. R. T. Austen
Huntington Avenue Association Dinner Feature Star
The Huntington Avenue Improvement Association holds its sixth anniversary dinner tonight at 6 30 at the Copley Square Hotel. Cyrena Van Gordon will sing the Star Spangled Banner with the Chicago Grand Opera Company appearing alongside. the program includes speeches by Calvin Coolidge Cox Storrow and Dorothy Forbes, with a report from President M H Gulesian.
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Chicago Grand Opera Company
Huntington Avenue Improvement Association
Copley Square Hotel
Cox
House
Storrow
Dorothy Forbes
Red Cross
George T. Rice
M. H. Gulesian
City Health Chief Orders Probe of Gas Poisoning Deaths
Health Commissioner Francis X. Ma honey orders an investigation into all gas poisoning deaths after an unusually high number of fatalities in recent months. He cites grave danger in the city's gas supply and directs scrutiny of every case.
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Francis X. Mahoney
Nineteen Appointed Reserve Officers by Police Chief
Nineteen candidates received reserve officer appointments from Superintendent O Meara, effective at noon. Three patrolmen and six reserves were transferred, with named individuals assigned to divisions 9 3 18 17 6 A 15 1 16 4 15 12 56 7 and transfers between divisions 6 4 9 2 12 6 7 16 18 3.
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O’meara
Joseph A. Hanson
James J. McNulty
James T. McNulty
Daniel J. Shea
Peter McGrath
Cornelius J. O'Neill
Frederick J. Coleman
Frank McSherry
William T. Frank
Peter W. McHugh
John M. Conroy
Ole Andreasen
Coleman J. Hogan
John J. Breslin
Michael B. Lane
Francis S. McCarty
Peter J. McLoughlin
Frank H. Lynch
William T. May
Frederick H
Edward L. Craig
Insurance verdict favors Leaf heirs in accidental death ruling
In Worcester a Superior Court jury found Karl W. Leaf died by accident rather than by his own action. The verdict directs payment of face value plus interest by Mutual Life and Travelers' Life Insurance.
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Worcester
Morton
Karl W. Leaf
Quincy
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Travelers’ Life Insurance Company
Leaf
Salvation Army fund near national quota in New England
Salvation Army workers report that New England is only $58,000 short of the over the top goal for the war welfare fund. Campaign leaders expect to raise most of the deficiency in Greater Boston as six states have contributed $142,000 so far.
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Salvation Army
War Welfare Work Fund
New England
United States
Greater
Boston
Businessmen Launch Drive for Army Fund This Week
State street business men plan a drive to support the army fund this week with expansion hoped to reach other business sections. Financial leaders pledged support at a luncheon in the City Club a week earlier.
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State Street
Doctor Publishes Home Remedy For Gray Hair
New York City physician A L Paulson offers a DIY gray hair remedy using Orlex powder sold for 25 cents. Dissolve in water and comb through hair for an immediate color change with a gold bond guarantee against harmful metals. promises non greasy, non rubbing, and a look twenty years younger.
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A. L. Paulson
M. D
New York City
Orlex
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J. A. Morrill
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