Gloves Catalog Listing With Varied Leather Styles
A dense catalog of gloves in multiple styles and colors including Chamois Suede, White Doeskin, Mocha Suede, Cape Gloves, Wool Gloves, Silk lined, and French Kid. Prices range from 50 cents to $1.50 with notes on embroidery, linings, backs, and color variants across men women and children sizes.
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Bachner-Moses Louis Company
Gloversville
N. Y
BACMO
Newport
Brosser
Paris Point
Tees
Oxford
Pagne
Cravenette
At. Sr.e
Pure Food Bills Meet Opposition
Mayor Fitzgerald's pure food bills faced committee on agriculture opposition as they set standards for cheese butter oleomargarine and renovat butter. Corporation Counsel Corbett urged passage saying the measures protect retailers from cheating.
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Fitzgerald
Committee On Agriculture
Corbett
Opposition voices block bills feared to force chemist role
Henry W. Mansfield and Elton E. Briggs led a coalition from the Retail Grocers and the Fruit and Produce Exchange, with E. J. Spinney of Dorchester as legislative committee chair, opposing proposed bills. They argued the measures would compel retailers to act as chemists.
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Henry W. Mansfield
E. J. Spinney
Dorchester
Retail Grocers’ Association
Elton E. Briggs
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Convict from Fore River Shipyard Convicted of Substation Burglary
William Braun, an employee of the Fore River Shipbuilding Company in Quincy, was found guilty by a jury in the U S District Court yesterday of breaking and entering postal sub-station 154 at Quincy on December 26. Judge Morton suspended sentence pending a character review.
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William Braun
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
United States District Court
Braun
Morton
Syrup of Figs Promises Easy Constipation Relief for Children
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as the ideal laxative for children, claiming it cures constipation, sluggish liver, and biliousness with a tasty fig flavor. It emphasizes that the product is made from senna and figs, appears harmless, and directs readers to ask their druggist for the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
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California Pig, Syrup Co
Legislative probe into charges against legislature urged by rules committee
The House rules committee recommends a legislative inquiry into charges in the Republic case against certain lawmakers. A hearing on Gordon's order is set after adjournment this afternoon, with notice sent to Mayor Fitzgerald, head of the Republic.
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House
Committee On Rules
Gordon
Ward 9
Fitzgerald
Republic
Mayor denounces Gordon order as joke and defends stance
The Mayor dismissed the order from Representative Gordon as a joke and said he bore no responsibility for the Republic article. He did not expect to appear before the rules committee and questioned an inquiry limited to certain Democratic members in campaign offices of McCall and Weeks. He had no charges to make and was unsure if the committee would report.
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Gordon
Republic
Rules Committee
Congressman McCall
Congressman Weeks
HITS COMPENSATION ACT FUNDING DELAY FEARED
The Industrial Accident Board faces delay in enforcing the workingmen's compensation act unless a special law provides a $69 250 appropriation this year. Chairman Carroll testified that only $10 000 could be allocated. A LaRue Brown, chairman of the Minimum Wage Commission, sought $2 500 for a secretary.
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Industrial Accident Board
Workingmen’s Compensation Act
Carroll
Committee On Ways and Means
A. LaRue Brown
Minimum Wage Commission
Protests Over Use Of Prepayment Cars
Representative Sullivan of East Boston denounced prepayment cars before the street railways committee as dangerous and uncomfortable. Ex Representative Blood of Fitchburg defended them as a strong protection for passengers.
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Sullivan
East Boston
Committee On Street Railways
Blood
Fitchburg
Boynton Pushes One Rail Line Bill to Fall River
Moody Boynton the inventor of the one rail bicycle railway urged a railroad committee to approve a bill authorizing the state to purchase 50 year 4 percent bonds valued enough to fund construction of a line to Fall River.
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Moody Boynton
Committee On Railroads
Fall River
Representative Sullivan Proposes Special Board on Child Labor
In a Boston House session Representative Sullivan urged the Governor appoint a special commission to investigate and report on child labor practices. The proposal seeks a focused inquiry into working conditions, ages, and enforcement gaps.
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Sullivan
Boston
House
Bill on prima facie evidence for vehicle numbers heard
A judiciary committee hearing addressed a proposal making proof of a vehicle number prima facie evidence the owner operated the car in injury cases. Opposing voices included Attorney Thibodeau of the Automobile Legal Association and representatives William G. Renwick and James Fortescue from Massachusetts auto groups.
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Committee On Judiciary
Thibodeau
The
Automobile Legal Association
William G. Renwick
Massachusetts State Automobile Association
James Fortescue
Gunboat Will Aid Americans In Vera Cruz Crisis
The Navy Department ordered the gunboat Wheeling from Tampa to Vera Cruz to protect Americans in Vera Cruz State and southern Mexico as guerilla warfare and brigandage threaten foreign residents. Reports from Ambassador Wilson and consuls urged swift action amid a fractured local army and rising danger.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Navy Department
Wheeling
Tampa
Fla
Des Moines
State Department
Wilson
Gray Employees Dance Tonight in Hall
The eighth annual dance of the EB E Gray Employees Mutual Benefit Association will be held tonight in Paul Revere Hall. Salem Cadet Orchestra provides music. Dance committee members are Albert M. Salsman chairman A A White Harold S Crawford Miss Ma S Lloyd and Miss Lena M Macdona Frey S Congens leads floor duties. Association officers are Charles L Edgerly president Charles H Brewer vice president Clement W Currier secretary and Miss Mary J Wagner treasurer.
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EB. E. Gray Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Paul Revere Hall
Salem Cadet Orchestra
Albert M. Salsman
A. A. White
Harold S. Crawford
Ma S. Lloyd
Lena M. Macdona Frey S. Congens
Charles L. Edgerly
Charles H. Brewer
Clement W. Currier
Mary J. Wagner
Downes Praises Wolf-Ferrari Music in Opera Lecture
Olin Downes led the Boston University opera lecture with Myrna Harlow and Umberto Sacchetti. They discussed Wolf-Ferrari and The Jewels of the Madonna, calling it the greatest choral work in sixty years, with Puccini Wolf-Ferrari and Cavallo pieces performed during the talk.
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Jacob Sleeper Hall
Boston University
Olin Downes
Myrna Harlow
Umberto Sacchetti
Boston Opera
Downes
Wolf-Ferrari
Puccini
Leoncavallo
Miss Harlow
Sacchetti
Kankakee Railroad Leader Bonfield Dies at Home
Thomas Philip Bonfield, president of the Kankakee and Seneca railroad and a director of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Big Four lines, died at his Kankakee home today.
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Kankakee, HI
Thomas Philip Bonfield
Kankakee & Seneca Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Big Four’’ Roads
Boston to pave Want Hub Streets 10 with asphalt
Commissioner of Public Works Rourke and Chief Engineer James H. Sullivan plan to replace Hub streets with asphalt this spring. They aim to remove macadam and dirt surfaces, prioritizing suburban areas.
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Boston
Washington
Public Works
Rourke
James H. Sullivan
Highway Division
Public Works Department
City resurfacing and sewer plan outlined by Commissioner Rourke
Commissioner Rourke estimates resurfacing Hub streets with asphalt at about 2,900,900 and urges starting this spring. He also seeks Boston sewerage system completion costing 1,000,000 with a spring start, in his annual report.
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Rourke
Boston
Police officer saves self on slanted roof during burglary
A lone New York officer, fighting two burglars on the slanting roof of an electrical supply house, fired to avoid being dashed to the street. The assailants fled to the street and were captured by nearby reserves. loot was recovered from the roof.
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New York
Installation at Div. 37 AOH Tonight in Boston
Members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Ladies Auxiliary from Boston areas gather in Lodge Hall Tremont Street to witness the installation ceremony and induction of the board of officers tonight.
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Boston
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Lodge Hall
Tremont Street
Board of of
Street Dust Irritates Skin and Lotion Provides Relief
Street dust causes pore irritation and inflammation. Hood's Lotion quickly relieves irritation and inflammation. Get it today. 65c.
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Columbia Rd
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Corey St
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Yriue Sergents
Eliza Crowe
Blue Hill Ave
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