Heath Is Made New President Of MA Home Furnishers’
The Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts hosts a large annual dinner at Hotel Brunswick with over 150 attendees. Victor A. Heath of the Boston Public Safety Committee is elected president and urges maintaining prewar business conditions to aid U S efforts.
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Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts
Brunswick
Victor A. Heath
Boston Public Safety Committee
Association
United States
Charles E. Osgood
Henry T. Richards
Charles -. Spratt
New York Furniture Exchange
Henry Epstein
Navy Yard
Francis J. Ford
Felix J. Smith
Thomas Morrison
Boston
Henry L. Kincaide
Massachusetts State Guard
Jackson Caldwell
B. A. McMahon
Frank Ferdinand
M. J. Sullivan
Lawrence
George L. Avery
Framingham
Hugh McLean
D. B
HW. Power
Lynn
J. H. Clarkson
Waltham
Woodman Renominated by Bangor Republicans
Bangor mayor John F. Woodman was renominated by the Bangor Republicans casting 611 votes to 283 for Alderman William D. Matheson in the caucus.
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Bangor
John F. Woodman
Bangor Republcans
William D. Matheson
MASS. MAN TELLS PETROGRAD HORRORS
Mr Baldwin recounts brutal Bolshevik rule in Petrograd with details of drunken soldiers, swift executions, and lawlessness. He describes cellars flooded by firemen to drown rioters, robberies, and mobs deciding fates at quick meetings. He notes dismal food costs and widespread fear.
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Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Russia
Red Guard
Petrograd
Germany
Moscow
American Railroad Commission
Japan
Faroe
Hindu plot letters tied to German covert diplomacy
Government heute disclosed intercepted German diplomatic correspondence linking Hindu conspirators to funds and meetings with ministers and statesmen. The documents name Rabindra Nath, Wu Ting Fang, Sun Yat Sen and Count von Bernstorff, claiming a worldwide network extending to India, Japan, China, and beyond.
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San Francisco
United States
British India
Washington
Rye
N. Y
Tagore
Okuma
Terauchi
Wu Ting Fang
Sun Yat Sen
China
Count von Bernstorff
Alfred Zimmerman
von Bernstorff
Zimmerman
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
India
Japan
Mexico
British Guiana
The
West Indies
Africa
Sumatra
Canada
South America
Burma
Secret papers claim Tagore lobbied Japanese leaders
Government introduced papers alleging Sir Rabindra Nath Tagore sought the interest of Counts Okuma and Terauchi in backing an Indian independence movement. The intercepted letters were vague on ties between the Japanese statesmen and Hindu conspirators. The name
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Rabindra Nath Tagore
Okuma
Terauchi
Japan
India
Salem Beverly Essex Bridge Reconstruction Loans Reported
The committee on municipal finance reported to the House a bill authorizing Salem to borrow 73500 dollars and Beverly to borrow 55500 dollars for reconstructing the Essex bridge over the Danvers River linking the two cities.
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Committee On Municipal Finance
House of Representatives
City of
Salem
Beverly
Essex Bridge
Danvers River
Women Inspect Jail Urge New Hospital
A delegation of prominent Massachusetts Prison Reform Association women toured the Charles Street jail and urged adopting the association’s recommendations for hospital provisions religious services and a broader outdoor exercise system. Members included Mrs. McCall wife of Gov McCall Mrs John C Phillips and others.
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Massachusetts Prison Reform Association
Charles Street
McCall
John C. Phillips
David Kimball
Roger Wolcott
Edith Andrew
Child Burns Survive After Stovetop Fire At Charlestown Home
Irene Manley three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Manley of 2 Linwood Place Charlestown is at Relief Hospital with severe burns to her back. The child’s clothing caught fire while several children played near a stove last night. Mrs Manley beat out the flames with her hands and saved the girl’s life, hospital physicians say.
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Irene Manley
Patrick Manley
Linwood Place
Charlestown
Adamson Cough Balsam Promises Cure for Coughs
An advertising brief notes Adamson's Cough Balsam cures coughs colds and grippe and is sold at all druggists.
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Adamson
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Heath
Home Furnishers Association
Boxford
America
United Shirt & Collar CO
Troy
N.Y
O'Keeffe
Food Administration
Ama
Adgaaire
Woodman
For
Canal Street
Bayer
Aspirin
U.S
Bernstorff
Rabindra Nath
New England
Sith Pattersonto
Summer Street
William and Mary
Parkman Blake
Marion Blake
Henry Howard
Charles Saltonstall Tuckerman
Kornfelu’s
Kornfeli’s
Vest Ue
Mlaalaauk
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