Ford Believes In Giving While Living Not Dying Rich
Detroit January 7 Henry Ford chairman of the Ford Motor Company declares he does not want to die rich. He compares with Carnegie and explains he plans to distribute profits to workers now rather than posthumously. Ford says talent should prosper and that workers with only labor should receive main benefit from his profit sharing to raise living standards.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Andrew Carnegie
Ford
Carnegie
Steel King
Motor King
Mr. Ford
Tie
Fifth Birthday Aboard White Star Liner Arabic
Dorothy Arden celebrates her fifth birthday while traveling alone to join her mother aboard the White Star liner Arabic. In midatlantic a stewardess and passengers arrange flowers candy and small gifts as the Sandman is persuaded to visit. The child rests in her bunk until dawn to find birthday wishes fulfilled by fellow travelers.
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Dorothy Arden
Midatlantic
Llandudno
Wales
Dorothy
Sandman
Ghatrupe Dee
MR. Sandman
Woman Who Gave Bates 65000 Remains Unknown at Dedication
Lewiston Maine January 7 The donor of the 65000 chapel prize at Bates College remained unidentified during the dedicatory exercises as rumors had suggested a reveal on the day. The ceremony in Lewiston drew attention to the generous contribution while keeping the benefactor’s name private.
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Lewiston, Me
Bates College
Lewiston
Gloucester Poison Victim May Recover
Miss Agnes Wheeler of Curtin Street Pigeon Cove took two seven and a half grain tablets of bichloride of mercury last Saturday and remains in L M Haskins Hospital Rockport. Attending physicians believe she may recover.
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Gloucester
Agnes Wheeler
Curtin Street
Pigeon Cove
L. M. Haskins Hospital
Rockport
Mischa Elman Recital Saturday at Symphony Hall
Renowned Russian violinist Mischa Elman performs Saturday afternoon in Symphony Hall. The program opens with Beethoven in G major Opus 11, followed by Goldmark Opus 28, then an arrangement by Nachez of Vivaldi's Concerto in G minor, and ends with a group of short pieces.
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Mischa Elman
Symphony Hall
Beethoven
Goldmark
Nachez
Vivaldis
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advert claims Pape's Cold Compound opens clogged nostrils and air passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and eases throat soreness. Doses every two hours for three doses at 25 cents, acts without assistance and tastes pleasant. Avoid substitutes.
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Grippe
Pape
United Shoe Machinery faces witness in Plant patent case
In U S District Court the United Shoe Machinery Company seeks to justify a 6 million dollar purchase of Thomas Plant properties. Judge Putnam questions why buy Plant patents while suing Plant for infringement as prosecutors dispute coercive motives and the relevance to ongoing litigation.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Thomas Plant
Plamt
Wiliam N. Putnam
Dodge and
Brown
United States District Court
United Company
Putnam
Charles F. Choate
The
United
James A. Fowler
United States
Plant
Choate
Nelson W. Howard
Tintea Company
Fowler
Bangs Guest of Wool Men at Boston Dinner
John Kendrick Bangs was guest of honor at the Boston Wool Trade Association dinner at Copley Plaza with Jacob K. Brown as toastmaster. Bangs regaled the gathering for an hour with humorous reminiscences of Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, and other notable figures.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Boston Wool Trade Association
Copley Plaza
Jacob K. Brown
Woodrow Wilgen
Theodore Roosevelt
W. H. Taft
Julia Ward Tlowe
Meril Labour
Mark Twein
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Tae Follette
R. W. Emerson
Boston Police Relief Ball Echoes Tango Dances
The annual concert and ball at Mechanics' Building drew over 12,000 attendees. Police decorations highlighted the event while tango performances added novelty, dancers briefly disguising the moves to avoid detection during the festivities.
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Boston Police Relief Association
Mechanics’ Building
Grand March Returns As Tango Crowd Dances Beside Old Quadrille
A lively event contrasts old fashioned square dancing with modern tango style as couples face off in a quadrille while tango dancers roam the floor. Lt Patrick King demonstrated intricate moves before about 38 officers and two sergeants, as Archibald Campbell and Grace Dever opened the grand march with a crowd of about 75 couples and numerous dignitaries in attendance.
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Yesteryear
Patrick King
Archibald F. Campbell
Relief Association
Grace Dever
Pierce
Ralph Pierce
Warren
Fannie I. Stowell
Crowley
McGonagle
Wise
Miss Chaison
Ward
Miss Ryan
Herbert Goodwin
Michael Crowley
Miss Crowley
John Driscoll
Miss Berry
James P. Sullivan
Miss Courtney
John A. Brickley
Margaret Brickley
John O'Rourke
Margaret O'Rourke
Edward Murphy
Emily Holleran
Louis Pasche
Helen
Thieves Rob Safe In Dorchester Grocery
Burglars broke into the Kenney Brothers provision store at 469 Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester between 6 30 last night and 12 40 this morning taking 170 dollars from the safe. The safe lock was broken and the door pried open after entry was gained by a broken side window.
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Kenney Brothers
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Wife Denies Desertion In Divorce From Pasadena Psychotherapist
Mrs Harriet D Shields wife of former South Boston pastor denies desertion charges amid divorce granted in Pasadena California where he practices psychotherapy. She describes years of troubles that led to their separation and insists she did not turn their home into a hospital.
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Harriet D. Shields
Church of the Epiphany
Dorchester
Pasadena
Cal
South Boston
Post
Divorce Case Reveals Emmanuel Movement Strain on Family
In divorce proceedings Kev. Mr. Shields cites Boston's musical atmosphere as luring his wife from home. Mrs. Shields contends she never made California her home and resisted psychotherapy that turned their South Boston residence into a patient clinic for months. She left for the East after visiting Pasadena and urged her husband to abandon the methods. The Emmanuel movement in his parish led to his resignation. he is identified as a former Baptist minister, born in Nova Scotia, a pioneer of mental healing on the Pacific Coast guided by Dr Worcester.
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Shields
Boston
Emmanuel Church
Worcester
McComb
California
Pasadena
Church of the Redeemer
South Boston
Nova Scotia
West
Pacific Coast
Stops Tobacco Habit Elders' Sanitarium Book Offer
The Elders' Sanitarium at 657 Main St in St. Joseph Missouri published a book on the deadly effects of tobacco and how to quit in three to five days. Free copies are available by sending name and address now. Also promoting Willie's latest in the next Sunday Post color section featuring Un lucky Loose the Tiny Tads Gasoline Gas and Dolly Dimple.
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Elders’ Sanitarium
Main St
St. Joseph
Adot
Willie
Sunday Post
Bostonians Back Home From Abroad Aboard Arabic
The steamer Arabic docked with notable New England travelers including Mrs Flo ward M Tucke of Lowell and daughter Katherine who studied in Lucerne for three years. Henry W Pelo and Mrs Pelo of Cambridge reported a fall trip in France and Germany. C W Randall of Hood Rubber Co Boston returned from London. The Gregory family of Lynn and Edith Gregory sailed from a continent trip. A customs inspector jokingly asked Edith to remove a feather, which she did with a smile and a graceful yank.
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New England
Floward M. Tucke
Lowell
Katherine
Lucerne
W. J. Pelo
Gregory
Edith
Continent
Miss Gregory
Gaudreau and Keating wed at St. John’s Quincy
Lucien E. D. Gaudreau civil engineer for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and Teresa W. Keating a schoolteacher were married by the Rev. J. J. Coan at St. John’s rectory Quincy last evening, in a simple ceremony.
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Lucien E. D. Gaudreau
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Teresa WH. Keating
J. J. Coan
St. Johra
Quincy
Governor Walsh Set To Be Inaugurated At Noon
David T. Walsh of Clinton will be sworn in today as Governor of Massachusetts in the House of Representatives with members of both legislative branches and the Supreme Court present. He will read his inaugural address immediately after the oath at noon.
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David T. Walsh
Clinton
Massachusetts
House of ‘Representatives
Supreme Court
Walsh
Inauguration Day for Massachusetts Governor Draws Big Crowd
Citizens prepare for the first all Democratic State officer slate in Massachusetts history. A public reception in the Hall of Flags will follow the inaugural exercises as prominent leaders arrive from across the state. Reserved seating is scarce and attendance is expected to be among the largest for a Massachusetts Governor ceremony.
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Wall
Massachusetts
Boston
Coaster Injury in Brookline Sled Crash
Norman McKenzie age 1 of Roxbury was severely hurt when a double runner sled on Cumberland Ave Brookline ran out of control. The child suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries while six riders fled the sled with minor concussions and abrasions.
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Norman McKenzie
Estey Street
Roxbury
Cumberland Avenue
Brookline
Parkway
McKenzie
Dr Prince III Returns Home to Boston
Dr Morton M Prince a noted Boston neurologist returned from Concord New Hampshire last night suffering acute pain from congestion of the left nasal passage. He had a severe influenza but continued duties with the Thaw Sanity Commission to decide bail release for Harry K Thaw. He was appointed to the commission by Judge Aldrich in the Federal Court at Concord.
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Morton M. Prince
Beacon Street
Boston
Concord
N. H
Prince
Harry K. Thaw
Aldrich
Federal Court
How Thin People Can Put on Flesh With Sargol Tablets
Advertisement promotes Sargol as a flesh gaining aid for thin individuals. It claims cutting out other foods and using Sargol with each meal yields 5 to 8 pounds of solid fat in two weeks, with gains reported up to 26 pounds a month. It markets six chemical elements, 40 tablets per package, and a money-back guarantee.
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