Whitney dies after attending son's wedding
Albert G. Whitney, 6, prominent St. Cloud businessman, died suddenly in Portland after attending his son’s wedding to Miss Katherine Kimball. His wife and daughter were with him. another daughter studies at Smith College. The son and bride were expected back that night.
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Portland
Albert G. Whitney
St. Cloud
Minn
Wheelock
Katherine Kimball
Donald I Perry
Newburyport
Mass
Fauline Whitney
Smith College
Appointment Permanent Motor Apparatus Supervisor Named
Mayor Peters made permanent the appointment of Edward E. Vooititemeen of 46 Freemont Street Matmon as supervisor of motor apparatus at 209 dollars per year, the same salary as in his provisional term.
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Peters
Edward E. Vooititemeen
Freemont Street
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver and Bowel Help
Advertisement for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild substitute for calomel to relieve liver and bowel sluggishness. Claims to clear dull headaches and foggy mind, improve energy and spirits. Priced at 15¢ and 30¢.
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Dr. Edwards
Naval Pact Nearing Agreement Amid Scrapping Dispute
The Big Five moved toward final revision of the naval treaty in Washington but diverged on rules for scrapping proscribed battleships.
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Washington
Associated Press
Five Delegation Heads Debate Pacific Treaty Annexes
The American delegation proposed rendering surplus vessels useless with France backing the idea and Italy showing a similar stance. Britain and Japan held back, suggesting dismantled ships could serve as harbor guards or training ships. After hours, the panel adjourned with the issue unsettled and set to resume tomorrow.
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France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
Fortifications talks touch Bonin Island and Shantung withdrawal
A plenary session on the treaty may be held if Tos hio replies in time. Japan expects a message by Friday night and signals no objection to including Bonin Island and the Oshima group in the status quo fortifications. Meanwhile talks on Shantung resumed with a tentative agreement on Japanese troop withdrawal.
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Toshio
Bonin Island
Oshima
Tokio
Shantung
Open Trial of Patrolmen in Revolver Incident
Joseph J. Margolis and John F. Kenny testified in Superior Court that Boston officer Ralph P. Lockwood, after Margolis’ arrest, pointed a revolver at him and then struck Margolis’ knee. Fellow officer William Philbrook faced assault charges. trial ongoing.
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Joseph J. Margolis
Hansboro Street
John F. Kenny
Superior Criminal Court
Ralph P. Lockwood
Boston
Margolis
Lockwood
William Philbrook
Philbrook
Kenny
Casey
Hub Jewish Relief Campaign Progress in Boston
Workers in the Federated Jewish Charities drive aimed at 400000 dollars reported raising 141000 by the first meeting at the City Club. Not all teams reported yet and a second meeting is set for tomorrow at 12:30 at the same location.
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Boston
Federated Jewish Charities
City Club
Campaign rally outlines team contributions in Jewish drive
Albert W. Kaffenburgh opened the meeting and led team captains to report fundraising totals. The wool team under A Koshland led with 24000 in yesterday’s collections. other groups reported varied sums from 11 232 by leather and shoes to 9100 by men’s furnishings. Sidney Conrad raised 5000 personally, and silver cups will honor top teams by amount and subscribers.
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Albert W. Kaffenburgh
A. Koshland
West End
South End
East Boston
Sidney 8. Conrad
Kaffenburgh
Store Mourns Coombs Death at Norwood
Frank W. Coombs vice president of Lordan Marsh Company died after illness at his home 53 Howard Street Norwood following a meeting of the Norfolk Golf Club in Dedham He was 54 and began at Jordan Marsh as a messenger boy rising to buyer merchandise manager and director Funeral at Norwood Universalist Church Friday at 2 o'clock with store officials and employees in attendance He leaves a wife and daughter Marjorie.
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Norfolk
Dedham
Frank W. Coombs
Lordan Marsh Company
Howard Street
Norwood
Norwood Universalist Church
Mr. Coombs
Jordan Marsh
Coombs
Marjorie
Lawrence City Council to vote on execution ruling Monday
City Council of Lawrence led by Mayor Daniel W. Mahoney and four aldermen will hold a final vote Monday morning on the execution ruling. Damocles hangs by a slender thread as no rescue appears imminent.
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Damocles
Lawrence
Daniel W. Mahoney
Public dispute over fate of dangerous horse Joe
Methuen officials debate whether Joe the fire horse should be spared or sent to a farm after killing a fireman. Mayor Mahony and Alderman Scanlon weigh options while John McDuffy challenges Mrs. Nevins bid to stay the verdict. Fire crew and Chief Morris say Joe should not be kept.
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Joe
Henry C. Nevins
Methuen
Supreme Court
Mahony
Michael F. Scanlon
John McDuffy
North Andover
Mrts
Nevins
McDuffy
Joe Best
Chief Morris
Engine 2
Inaugural at Lorimer Hall for Mayor-Elect Curley
Inaugural exercises for Mayor-elect James M. Curley will be held at Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple just before noon February 6. Standish Wilcox, the social secretary, said invitations are in demand and weather may require Harvard Stadium. Former mayors on the campaign bandwagon and Curley supporters expect attendance rights at the event.
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James M. Curley
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Standish Wilcox
Harvard Stadium
Kerimer
City Hall
Peters
John R. Murphy
Advisory on Charles River Bridges Recommends Narrow Route
An engineering advisory committee to the Metropolitan District Commission favors rebuilding only the Western Avenue bridge between Boston and Cambridge. The Riverstreet bridge, aka River street Brighton street bridge, should be discontinued. The Cottage Farm bridge should be relocated between Magazine street and St Paul street rather than on its current site.
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Metropolitan District Commission
Charles River
Western Avenue
Boston
Cambridge
Riverstreet Bridge
Riverstreet-Brighton Street
Cottage Farm
Magazine Street
St. Paul Street
River Street
Bridge to not be rebuilt and closure plan proposed
A plan states the bridge will not be rebuilt. When unable to carry traffic it will be closed and a traffic street built on the west side of the river between Cambridge street and Western avenue to divert traffic.
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Cambridge Street
Western Avenue
Funeral Services Held for Rev. Thomas Coghlan at Atlantic
The Rev. Thomas I. Coghlan pastor of Sacred Heart Church Atlantic died recently and funeral mass was led by Rev. Fr. Mc Keon of Neponset with eulogy by Rev. James A Hurley of Swampscott. Burial followed at Old Calvary Cemetery. The Knights of Columbus postponed their minstrel show to January 18 and 19 at Francis Parker School Norfolk Downs due to the death.
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Thomas I. Coghlan
Sacred Heart Church
Atlantic
McKeon
St. Anne’s Church
Neponset
James A. Hurley
Swampscott
Old Calvary Cemetery
Coghlan
North Quincy Council
Knights of Columbus
Francis Parker School
Norfolk Downs
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
An advertiser extols Kellogg’s Bran as a health food that prevents constipation and improves overall health. It claims regular daily use cures many illnesses, with endorsements from physicians and notes on versatile uses from cereals to baked goods.
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Kellogg ’S
Kellogg’s
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