Railway Mail Corps Change Planned by Postmaster General
Washington Jan 5 A reorganizat ion of the railway mail service is projected by Postmaster General Hitch cock who will ask Congress to approve a new salary system and promotion based on efficiency. Salaries will follow post office scales with higher pay for railway clerks raising annual costs by about 2 million dollars. Untrained appointments will end and apprentices from post offices will be hired. Inefficient and physically unfit clerks will move to post office duties. Increased efficiency is expected to offset higher expenses.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Congress
McDonald Heads to Washington for Democratic Dinner
Chairman John F. McDonald of the Democratic State committee will attend the Jackson Club dinner in Washington on January 8. He discussed pending appointments with Governor Foss before departure. Massachusetts will be represented by Dr. John W. Coughlin of Fall River and McDonald at the national gathering.
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John F. McDonald
Democratic State Committee
Jackson Club
Washington
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
McDonald
Arlington Town Hall Proposal Heads to January Meeting
Arlington considers accepting a new town house funded by the late Winfield Robbins. The decision will be made at the regular town meeting on January. Misses Ida F Robbins Eliza T Robbins and Caira Robbins are named executrices.
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Arlington
Winfield Robbins
Ida F
Eliza T
Caira Robbins
Plans for Robbins estate hall ready at Boston firm
Plans for the new building have been prepared by R Clipston Sturgis of 120 Boylston Street Boston in readiness for immediate erection upon acceptance by the town.
Bedfordstone town hall to house offices and 1500 seat hall
The planned Bedford stone town hall will include town offices in two wings flanking a central lobby, a 1500 seat hall with a stage and public hearing room, and a chestnut finished interior. It sits beside the high school and public library with a park planned between them featuring a bronze Robbins memorial by Cyrus E. Dallin.
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Robbins
Cyrus E. Dallin
Arlington
Tong War Flares in New York Chinatown
In Chinatown a clash between Hep Sing Tong and Ong Leong Tong left Leong You dead and Chong Pon Sing wounded. Police say two men identified as shooters were arrested at Ong Leong Tong headquarters on Mott Street. The attack occurred in a Pell Street store run by Mack Duck. Several witnesses were detained.
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Hep Sing Tong
Ong Leong Tong
Chinatown
Leong You
Chong Pon Sing
Mott Street
Pell Street
Mack Duck
Hub Woman Fencer Loses to Dan Cupid
Miss Madge Louise Higginbotham a leading Boston woman fencer suffered a setback as Cupid struck on engagement to Archibald Kittell announced yesterday. She was selected to represent Boston and America in a New York challenge match with Baroness de Meyer planned this week at an exclusive club. Higginbotham, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Higginbotham of 56 South Street, Waltham, directs physical training at Watervliet New York and accepted the challenges during a holiday visit.
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America
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New York
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South Street
Waltham
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Watervliet
Dan Cupid
Life Savers Rescue Man Near Egg Rock Narrow Shipwreck
Captain Epes Tarr of the Helena was driven toward Egg Rock near Manchester in squally weather after Tarbox went to a dory. Gloucester life savers towed the sloop to port, saving Tarr and preventing disaster.
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Egg Rock
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Panama Canal to Acquire Forty Electric Locomotives
The canal will use forty electric locomotives to handle ships in the locks all ships cannot navigate under their own power. Two locomotives will tow each vessel and two at the stern will act as brakes. General Electric won a contract for one unit and 39 more may follow at a total price of 498 016 dollars.
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Washington
Canal Commission
General Electric Company
Brockton Ideal Shoe Company Seeks Bankruptcy Relief
Creditors petitioned the Nhe Brockton Ideal Shoe Company into bankruptcy in U S District Court. The firm assigned assets January 4 to Thomas F Doran and Robert C King of Boston. The Montello plant is closed under an attachment with assets estimated at 50 000 and liabilities undetermined.
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United States District Court
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Robert C. King
Boston
Montello
Stowell Co Announces January Mark Down Sale
Stowell's January sale covers French English Dresden china bric-a-brac clocks leather goods and many fine items. The firm emphasizes its progressive policy and appeal to a large clientele and the general public for this sale in a period newspaper tone.
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A. Stowell Co., Inc
Dresden
Vienna
Holyoke Man Goes Insane Aboard Michigan Central Train
James B. Dunn of Holyoke Massachusetts is hospitalized in Detroit at St Marys Hospital with dementia after going violent on a Michigan Central train from Chicago to his home. He attempted to throw himself from a moving window as crew and police intervened.
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Holyoke
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Reception to Bishop of Newfoundland in South Boston
The Right Rev Michael F Power youngest Catholic bishop in world visits Boston and will be honored at a Newfoundland natives hosted reception at Congress Hall Broadway South Boston. Organizers include W J Somerville P J Cantwell John Whittle M A Daley R J Powers R J Whittle Martin Kent Thomas Brown and S J Hogan. The bishop will deliver an address.
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St. George's
Newfoundland
Congress Hall
Broadway
Boston
W. J. Somerville
P. J. Cantwell
John Whittle
M. A. Daley
R. J. Powers
R. J. Whittle
Martin Kent
Thomas Brown
J. Hogan
Diverse religious meetings and lectures in Boston area
A dense schedule lists Sunday services and talks across Steinert Hall Ford Hall and Huntington Chambers. Topics range from peace and insurgency to personality as a social product and matriarchy, with musical performances by MacLane Flett and others. Free seating.
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Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
Col. Iil
J. T. Boulcott
Ford Hall
State House Park
Norman Hapgood
Collier’s Weekly
Stanley R. MacLane
Gertrude Flett
Carl Bohm
Dvorak
Chopin
Cavatina
Raff
A. A. Berle
Sarabande
Bach
Warum
Schumann
Schubert
Nachstueck
Lipkin
Givler
Crawford
W. J. Colville
Huntington Chambers
Boston
School of Divine Science
Huntington Avenue
Cascarets Offer Quick Inside Cleanse for All
Advert describes Cascarets as a gentle daily cleaner for the stomach and bowels. It claims to remove sour undigested food, foul gases, and waste, promising relief by morning. Stresses a 10 cent box for family use and mentions children needing cleansing too.
Sunday Church Services Read Across Boston Doors
A dense listing of Sunday worship across Boston area churches with times 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Sermon topics range from The True View of Life to The Price of Pearl Buttons and The Veil and the Vision. Several churches note free seating and welcome all visitors.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Isabel
Melville
Robert Lister
Lister
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Barnby
Church OF the ‘Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
Parker’s
Shepherd’s Vision
Christ Church
Salem _ street
Archdeacon Babcock
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Methodist Episcopal
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
Karl Marx's Theory lecture at Woodruff College of Music
Dr Gundersen presents a talk on Marxist theory at Woodruff College of Music Room 328 Chambers Huntington Avenue Boston. Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Admission 69 cents.
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Common Sense Forum
Gundersen
Woodruff College of Music
Cotton Chambers
Huntington Avenue
Karl Marx
A. i
Street
Boston
Washington
Spiritualists Gather for Meetings Across Boston and Malden
A dense notice lists multiple spiritualist events in Boston and Malden on Sunday Jan 7. Meetings feature prominent figures such as Mrs Rebecca Treadwell and Rev Mabel R Witham, plus numerous societies including the Spirit Endeavor Society Malden Progressive and Boston occult groups. Events emphasize messages, psychometry, and immortality proofs, with locations on Pleasant Street Malden Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue and Tremont Street Boston.
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Pleasant Street
Malden
Malden Square
A. Bemis
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Rebecca Treadwell
Mabel R. Witham
India
May Emmons
George Nutter
Knox
Nellie Atkinson
Annie Banks Scott
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Kenny
Boston
C. Harwood
Betsy
Akerman Johnson
Mabel Leighton
Mr. Perkins
Charlotte Weston
Lillian Hall
May Smith
Adele C. Williams
Huntington Avenue
Grover
Matilda
Trask Boynton
Willis Milliken
Malden Progressive Spiritualist Society (Inc
Louise Hall
Louise D. Francis
Sara McArthur
M. A. Graham
F. M. Donovan
Independent
Tel
Back Bay
Roxbury Universalist Church Vesper Service Tonight
Buena Vista street hosts a 5 PM vesper service with a 15 minute address by Pastor Holden titled The Christian Employer. The Lotus Male Quartet will sing and a 4 45 PM recital by Franz Reins follows. All are invited.
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Cortland Myers
D. D
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Lotus
Temple Chorus
A. J. Fairbanks
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Charles A. Fulton
Hemenway
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
Clarendon Street
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Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
Christian Scientist
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Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista Street
Holden
Franz Reins Aerybody
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