Woodcraft Expert Templeton to Instruct Boston Scouts
H A Templeton of Rangeley Maine will train Greater Boston Boy Scouts in woodcraft for three months. About 600 scouts will gather at Middlesex Fells for his first outdoor demonstration and a snowdrift night in Franklin Park is planned to show winter forest living.
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Boston
H. A. Templeton
Rangeley
Maine
Guido Templeton
Middlesex Fells
Templeton
Franklin Park
Greater Boston
FTC Delays Report on News Print Paper Investigation
The Federal Trade Commission’s report on its news print paper inquiry is virtually complete but delayed for days pending further inquiry into Canada’s government order that fixes maximum news print paper prices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Canada
Paper trade talks set Friday in Chicago on price controls
A Friday meeting in Chicago between paper manufacturers and publishers may shape reports and possible actions by the Trade Commission. Officials discuss powers to curb high prices and shortages, noting a Canadian decree that caps price increases and limits exports, though U.S. impact may be minimal.
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Chicago
Trade Commission
Commission
Mayor Ousts Coffey From City Hall Job
Mayor Curley ousted Thomas Coffey elevator superintendent at the City Hall annex and suspended him for 20 days from the municipal payroll. Coffey faced charges of accepting a financial consideration for giving information to a marriage license applicant. John J. Goodfellow will become the new elevator superintendent, having worked as an operator in the annex.
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Ousts
Coffey
Curley
Thomas Coffey
City Hall Annex
John J. Goodfellow
Annex
Mayor Curley backs cheaper granite street resurfacing plan
Boston plans a new paving method recutting old granite blocks by city workers to resurface streets at 1.50 dollars per square yard, instead of 3.28 dollars paid to contractors. The plan, presented by a New York labor leader, initiates a municipal demonstration.
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Boston
Curley
New York
Revival of Wax Miniatures by Ethel F. Mundy in Boston
Ethel F. Mundy of Syracuse New York exhibits wax miniatures in Doll and Richards Newbury street rooms. The artist revived the old craft by tinting wax in fast colors with help from chemists. The wax resists high temperatures, aiding enduring display.
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Ethel F. Mundy
Syracuse
N. Y
Doll & Richards
Newbury Street
New York
Miss Mundy
France
Harvard Vote On Universal Military Training
The Harvard student body will vote tomorrow on universal military training. Polls open at Memorial Hall Harvard Union and the Harvard Crimson office with students asked to vote yes or no on the question.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Harvard Union
Harvard Crimson
United States
Ready-made cough syrups vs simple Pinex home remedy
A home made cough syrup using 2 ½ ounces Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup costs about 54 cents and outperforms many ready made preparations priced at about 2 ½ dollars. It relieves cough fast by loosening phlegm soothing irritated throat membranes and helps with bronchial conditions. Pinex is Norway pine extract with guaiacol and is marketed by The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Former Consul Given 2 Years in San Francisco
Franz Bopp former consul general of Germany was sentenced to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine for conspiring to violate U S neutrality and hinder interstate munitions shipments. E H von Schack former vice consul received the same sentence. Other co conspirators included Lt George Wilhelm von Brincken and Charles Carlos Crowley. Crowley’s secretary Margaret Cornell drew a year and one day on the military enterprise indictment and a year on Sherman law charges without a fine. sentences run concurrently.
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San Francisco
Franz Bopp
Germany
William P. Hunt
United States District Court
United States
E. H. von Schack
George Wilhelm von Brincken
Charles Carlos Crowley
Indictments Brought by Maine Grand Jury
The Androscoggin Grand Jury, meeting in Auburn, returned 47 indictments. Half were secret and the public offenses include a large number for breaking and entering.
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Maine
Auburn
Androscoggin
Three Cambridge Latin School boys held after joy ride incident
In Cambridge Court two 16 and 17 year old boys faced charges of taking an automobile and driving without a license after a night joy ride with Arlington High School girls ended when the car crashed into a Bedford pole. They are held for a Saturday hearing with one summoned. named youths include Samuel MacNaugher Jr and Leslie Woods, with a third boy Henry Vickers awaiting summons.
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Cambridge Latin School
Arlington High School
Bedford
Cambridge
Samuel MacNaugher, Jr
Samuel MacNaugher
Dana Street
Leslie Woods
C. H. Woods
Magazine Street
Henry Vickers
Ellsworth Avenue
Somerville Milk Dealer Wins Second Prize in State Contest
Francis E Cummings of Somerville earns second prize in Massachusetts clean milk contest. Five pints drawn by the city milk inspector were sent to Amherst Agricultural College, achieving 94.54 out of 100, narrowly missing first place. Advertising notice.
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Somerville
Francis
Cummings
Amherst Agricultural College
State of
Massachusetts
Advt
Death in Roxbury Woman Found Dead with Marked Injuries
Medical Examiner Magrath says Margaret Kelcher died of asphyxiation at her Roxbury home last Sunday. Her husband Cornelius Kelcher, in custody, is to face Roxbury court this morning as authorities determine if he will be held. The couple’s five children are cared for by their aunt Mary Burns in Somerville.
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Magrath
Margaret Kelcher
Roxbury
Cornelius Kelcher
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury Court
Kelcher
Mary Burns
Grant Street
Somerville
Steamship Mielero to be launched in Quincy today
The steamship Mielero built for the Cuba Distilling Company of New York will be launched at 10:80 o clock this morning at the Fore River Shipbuilding yard in Quincy. Mrs Frances C Rubens wife of Hora tio Rubens general manager will sponsor the event.
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Mielero
Cuba Distilling Company of
New York
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Frances C. Rubens
Horatio Rubens
Military course begins at Boston University business college
The first non military academy course in military organization will start this term at Boston University College of Business Administration. Organized under War Department guidance, the program is open only to men who completed training at Plattsburg or a comparable camp.
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West Point
College of Business Administration
Boston University
War Department
Washington
Plattsburg
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills Offer Health Boost
A dated advertisement urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla with Peptiron Pills for improved blood quality and strength. It claims the combination aids scrofulous and impure blood conditions and anemia and nervousness, with no opiates or habit-forming drugs, priced at 200 doses for $2.
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Frood
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