Filene urges U S role to cure Europe at St Alphonsus banquet
Edward A. Filene, director of the International Chamber of Commerce, warned St Alphonsus Association members that America must lead to heal Europe and that unemployment there worsens U S prospects. He said conditions in Europe are dire, and American workers suffer when Europe remains jobless.
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United States
Europe
America
St. Alphonsus Association
St. Alphonsus Hall
Edward A. Filene
Filene
Boston
Fuller
England
France
Germany
Austria
Entente
Emigrant Farm and Rail Debates Spark Boston Banquet
A banquet featuring Lieutenant-Governor Fuller and Joseph A. Conry spotlighted labor shifts and farm labor import ideas. Conry denounced rail profiteering and urged bringing 25 000 to 30 000 foreign soldiers to settle on farms as Europe’s unemployment and food shortages loom.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Joseph A. Conry
Thomas K. Dowd
William B. Kenna
Mission Church
James J. Raby
Washington Navy Yard
Michael L. Sullivan
Salem
James J. Lynch
Joseph P. Leddy
Michael F. Shaw
Conry
Streck
America
Dentifrice Promises Gum Health Through Medicinal Dentinol
The product described as a tooth cleaner and polisher is medicated with Dentinol a germicidal healing agent used for pyorrhea. It claims premarket testing in clinics dedicated to pyorrhea research and asserts unique proven value for gum health.
Girl Bride Confesses to Fifty Holdups in Two Months
Chicago police quote Mrs Cleopa Hurtzman a 23 year old Texas farm girl who had helped run a Wichita Falls area farm confessing she led a band of 50 daytime hold ups in 60 days after being sought for weeks.
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Chicago
Cleopatra Hurtzman
Wichita Falls
Texas
Smile or Tear Aided Bandit Wife Case Revealed
Mrs Hurtzman described a two month marriage to Kurt Hurtzman and their plan to become bandits. She said she used charm to lure victims and a pearl handled revolver for emergencies, sometimes holding up five or six people in a day.
Woman Injured in Park Street Subway Car Collision
Boston Elevated officials investigated a rear end crash between two cars at Park Street station yesterday afternoon. A woman, Mrs. John M. Simpson of 258 East Magle Street, was cut on the face by broken glass. She was treated at Haymarket Square Relief Hospital and sent home.
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Boston Elevated
Park Street
John M. Simpson
East Magle Street
Haymarket Square
Grove's Laxative Bromine Quinine Reminder
The ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromine Quinine tablets aimed at treating colds in one day. It features a signature by B. W. Grove and a price of 30e. The fragment reflects early 20th century medicinal advertising tone.
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Grove
B. W. Grove
Lodge Returns to the Senate in Opposition to March Promotion
Senator Lodge returned to the Senate after a two week bronchitis absence and blocked the Wadsworth bill to create the rank of lieutenant general for generals Liggett Bullard and March. He opposed new army appointments and would not act until Edwards is made a major general while opposing promotion of General March, the current chief of staff.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
Congress
Liggett
Bullard
March
Massachusetts
Edwards
General March
Bark of Dog Saves Lives in Quincy Fire
Mickey the mongrel dog woke Mr and Mrs John Myatt at 1698 Hancock Street Quincy. They carried their two young children to safety through smoke as a periodical shop beneath their flat caught fire. The blaze was extinguished with slight loss.
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Mickey
John Myatt
Hancock Street
Quincy
Boston Labor Leader Denies Hotels Profiteering Claim
John J. Kearney, business agent for the Trade and Restaurant Employees, writes to the Boston Post to rebut a misquote about profiteering. He states his group would present to the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Arbitration at the State House, arguing that wage reductions are unjustified and that current pay levels fail to reflect living costs.
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Boston Post
Sir
The
Post
Boston Central Labor Union
Suiday
Chamber of Commerce
State House
District Attorney's of
United States
Suffolk County
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Arbitration
John J. Kearney
Tratel
John Mitchell Council Pledges $1000 for Ireland Relief
The John Mitchell Council of Charlestown pledges $1000 for Irish relief and sends a $500 check to Joseph I. ONeill, who will forward it to the American committee for relief in Ireland in New York. Captain P. J. O'Neill, council president, announced the gift last night.
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John Mitchell Council
American Association For the Recognition of the
Charlestown
Ireland
Joseph I. O'Neill
Federal Trust Company
American Committee For Relief In
New York
P. J. O'Neill
Constitutional remedy offered for catarrhal deafness and head noises
A historical remedy recommends Parmint with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh and Eustachian tube inflammation. It claims constitutional action, relief from head noises, and improved breathing and hearing, advising users to share the formula with others at risk of deafness.
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England
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International Chamber of Com
Merce
Spirin
Bayer
Flandy
Cascara
la Grippe
Hill
Licgo Valvin
Rumler
John G Cleary
Edward A
Joseph Pleddy
New England
Treasury
Siberia
Dentinol & Pyorrhocide Co., Inc
Origists
Evert Yphere
Benoma . Dept
Friendwry
New Soret
Dazereee
WN. c. Corontal
Resten
Mane
Mohican Meadowbrook Creamery
Porterhouse
Haddock
Waltham
Moody St
Bcston
West Broadway
Mees
Joseph A Conry
Wadsworth
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Moller
Cambridge
Cb.moller, Inc
Jnte Rev Stes
Mass
Oer ’S
Central Sa
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