Will Tell Artists About Camouflage Session
Boston artist Philip Little speaks at 3 this afternoon on Camouflage for Artists at Red Cross HQ 142 Berkeley Street. The event is hosted by the Women s Camouflage Corps and the Special Aid Society with Mrs Barrett Wendell presiding. A women s camouflage training course is planned in New York with Lt Towle, followed by a Maryland Institute program starting April 2.
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Philip Little
Boston
Red Cross
Berkeley Street
Women's Camouflage Corps
Special Aid Society
Barrett Wen
Dell
New York
Ledyard Towle
U. S. Army
Washington
Maryland Institute
Baltimore
Edward Henderson, Maynard Road Commissioner, Dies Not
Edward Henderson, longtime Maynard road commissioner and founder of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Maynard, celebrated his 84th birthday today. He served in most major town offices.
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Maynard
Edward Henderson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Public insists on tipping despite proposed bans
Su C Fogg president of the City of Boston Hotel Association and manager of the Copley Plaza said the public insists on tipping despite rules to stop it. He noted it has been demonstrated that patrons will tip for real or fancied services.
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Su. C. Fogg
City of Boston Hotel Association
Cooper May Run as Wisconsin Senator
Washington Feb 27 Five members of the Wisconsin House delegation urged Representative Henry Allan Cooper to run for the United States Senate and he took the matter under advisement as discussions continued at a large Republican conference in Wisconsin.
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Washington
Wisconsin
United States
House
Henry Allan Cooper
Wartime Hair Restorer Claim Touted by Actress
New York actress and grandmother Mrs. Mackie promotes a home remedy using Orlex powder to darken gray hair. The box costs 25 cents and includes a $100 gold bond guarantee, asserting the product contains no silver or heavy metals and leaves hair fluffy without residue.
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Mackie
New York
Strike Vote for Hello Girls Cast in 17 New England Cities
Operators with seven years of service seek 16 dollars weekly raises and proportional increases. The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company failed to meet wage demands prompting a planned strike vote today in Haverhill Lawrence Lynn Salem Lowell Newburyport Brockton Taunton Fall River New Bedford Springfield North Adams Pittsfield Manchester Portland Bangor Lewiston and more. Thousands of women may strike seriously crippling telephone service.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lynn
Salem
Lowell
Newburyport
Brockton
Taunton
Fall River
New Bedford
Springfield
North Adams
Pittsfield
Manchester
We Cel
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Will of Gaspare Di Cola Goes to Jury in Norfolk Case
The long seniority probate fight over Gaspare Di Cola the Boston lemon king killed Sept 20 1916 hinges on a $259000 estate. After 11 days in Norfolk County Superior Court Dedham Judge Hammond will receive closing arguments and the jury will decide if Di Colas deathbed will was made while of sound mind.
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Gaspare di Cola
Boston
Norfolk County Superior Court
Dedham
Hammond
di Cola
Poison Candy Trial Opens in Plymouth
Sarkus Chillinghan of Middleboro stands trial in Plymouth Superior Court on charges of attempting to murder Harry Chickering of Brockton with poisoned candy sent by mail. Five pieces in the box bore phosphorus while a nurse from West Bridgewater identified the defendant as the sender.
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Plymouth
Sarkus Chillinghian
Middleboro
Harry Chickering
Ellsworth Street
Brockton
Chickering
Louis E. Hertel
Waverly
West Bridgewater
Chillinghan
Samuel Farquhar Dead in Newton
Samuel Farquhar 76, president of John Farquhar & Sons roofers Boston, died at home 28 Sargent street Newton after a long illness. He directed the Boston Worcester street railway Newton Savings Bank and Newton Trust Company and was prominent in Masonic circles. He leaves two sons and three daughters. Funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Samuel Farquhar
John Farquhar & Sons
Roofers
Boston
Sargent Street
Newton
Farquhar
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Newton Savings Bank
Newton Trust Company
John Farquhar
101St Infantry
United States Army
Officer Killed in Day Aviation Incident at Ellington Field
Hammitt K X Elliott, who enlisted as a flying cadet at Hadden Heights New Jersey last October, was killed at Ellington Field when he failed to recover from a tail spin. H Kenneth Elliott, 19, a high school graduate from Hadden Heights New Jersey, was commissioned a lieutenant yesterday after training.
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Hiouston
Tex
Hammitt KX. Elliott
Hadden Heights
N. J
Ellington Field
Philadelphia
H. Kenneth Elliott
Ellington Aviation Field
Danzig Dies at 46. Beth Israel Leader Succumbs
Hyman J. Danzig, superintendent of Beth Israel Hospital and grand master of the Independent Order of Hebrews of America, died of pneumonia at Beth Israel Hospital in his 46th year. A prominent Greater Boston Jewish figure, he founded the Beth Israel Hospital and led its association as president for six years.
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Hyman J. Danzig
Greater Boston
Beth Israel Hospital
Danzig
Independent Order of Hebrews of America
Beth Israel Hospital Association
Japan Proposes Siberian Invasion Debate Continues
Officials refuse to discuss the subject but it is understood that America found the proposal not wholly acceptable. Exchanges ongoing may modify the government’s attitude as talks continue on the Siberian invasion idea.
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America
Allies weigh joint action to secure Vladivostok stores
The Stevens Commission reports large war stores at Vladivostok from American and Japanese origins risk German capture. Allies debate a unified Siberia campaign with Japan, while American forces could rapidly aid, though Russia warns against Japanese led operations and Bolshevik control may hinder seizures along the Trans-Siberian route.
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Vladivostok
Stevens Commission of
Siberian
Japan
Siberia
Washington
America
Asiatic
Philippines
China
Hub opens New England farm centre convention in Boston
Agriculturalists from across New England gathered in Boston for a three day convention to discuss corn beans potatoes livestock farming machinery milk production and farm labor under the New England Milk Producers Association. The milk producers meet today at the American House with Federation for Rural Progress gathering at Kingsley Hall and Faneuil Hall on Saturday.
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New England
Boston
New England Milk Producers’ Association
American House
Federation For Rural Progress
Kingslevy Hall
Faneuil Hall
Boards of Agriculture
Nuxated Iron Ad Claims Unmatched strength Gains
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as a powerful blood and strength booster with endorsements from Former U S Senators and physicians. It urges a two week test of two five grain tablets three times daily after meals and promises refunds if not satisfactory.
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United States
Congress
Monseigneur
Nannini
Wm. R. Kerr
Chicago
United States Senate
House of Representatives
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