Bride Helen Good Weds Michael Corcoran at St Aidan’s Brookline
Miss Helen L. Good daughter of Mrs Ellen A Good of Russell Street Brookline married Michael Corcoran son of Mrs Catherine Cor ges of Hudson Street Cambridge in St Aidan’s Church Brookline. Rev Dr John Creagh performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Cambridge after a reception at the bride’s home and a trip to Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Good
Ellen A. Good
Russell Street
Brookline
St. Aidan’s Church
Michael Corcoran
Charles E. Brickley
Harvard
Francis P. Scully
Cambridge
Tech
Charles C. Concannon
New York
Corcoran
Obrion and Russell
Gets-It the Quick Corn Remedy Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Gets It as the two drop corn remover that shrivels a corn in seconds. The copy claims vast popularity and easy two second application with immediate drying. Sold widely at 25 cents a bottle from E Lawrence & Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Rest rooms urged for women in office buildings
Mayor Curley asks the Chamber of Commerce to push for daytime rest rooms for women and girls employed in large office buildings. He cites department stores as models and cites the Pelham Trust building at Boylston and Tremont as a possible start. The mayor notes many young workers cannot eat comfortably at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Chamber of Commerce
Pelham Trust
Boylston
Tremont
Chamber
John Mason Little
Boston
Wage Increases At Courthouse Reported
Richard Keefe formerly headed the Superior Criminal Court probation force received a $400 raise to a $2 500 annual salary. James Wise Charles Warren John Barter each gained $200 raises. Miss Alice Maude Power saw $2100 raise after handling $40 000 in cash flow. Catherine Reilly and Frances McCormick each got $100 raises. Miss Robinson clerical staff rose $250 to $1 000. Allison Catheron the new department chief authorized to hire a clerk at up to $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keefe
Superior Crimal Court
James E. Wise
Charles F. Warren
John J. Barter
Alice Maude Power
Catherine M. Reilly
Frances McCormick
Everett Mayor Seeks to Oust All But Police Chief
Mayor Mullen of Everett tells 1000 Knights of Columbus at Horticultural Hall that, under the city charter, he can remove every officeholder except the chief of police and intends to do so. He references the 1892 charter and recalls Boston politicians while defending Everett residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Everett
Bishop Cheverus Assembly
Knight S of Columbus
Horticultural Hall
Meyor
Boston
Jimmy’ Curley
Boston Council
Jimmy
Probers Dig Into Brokers Accounts In Short Sale Inquiry
The congressional inquiry into brokerage practices intensified as the committee pushed a two envelope system to separate customer names from accounts. A Dec 18 U S Steel sale of 15 600 shares by an unnamed firm raised questions about short selling and pools while President Noble faced questions on stock availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. S. Noble
Messrs. Streit and Noble
Board of Governors of
the Exchange
Board of Governors
Sherman L. Whipple
Congress
Stock Exchange Clearing House
U. S. Steel
Whipple
Noble
Chiperfield
B'nai B'rith Honors Judge Cohen at Boston Club
Judge A K Cohen of Boston was extolled at a reception and banquet by Massachusetts Lodge 27 of the Independent Order B'nai B'rith at the Boston City Club. The group praised his year as president of District No 1 and presented a marble pedestal in appreciation of his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Cohen
Boston
Boston City Club
Massachusetts Lodge 27
Independent Order B'nai B'rith
Cohen
Proceeds of Ball Benefit Sick Fund in St Botolph
The eighth annual ball of the Ginter Employees' Benevolent Association at Convention Hall St Botolph Street last night raised funds for the association's sick fund. James J. Curry chaired arrangements and led the ball while Frank M. White headed the aids list including numerous named attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginter Employees’ Benevolent Association
Convention Hall
St. Botolph Street
James J. Curry
Frank M. White
Aids
William Martin
Jeremiah Hannon
Missg. Murphy
Edward Bellis
May Hynes
T. Murray
Reflection Knockout Lands trio on probation for mischief
John Peterson misidentified his own reflection as an opponent and struck a Tremont street window. Officer Truesdale arrested Peterson and two companions, Carl Seiberg and David McMahon, for malicious mischief. Peterson admitted undue exhilaration and mistaken identity and agreed to pay $25 for the glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Tremont Street
Officer Truesdale
John
Carl P. Seiberg
David F. McMahon
Central Court
Peterson
Multinational Group Dines at Salvation Army Palace
About 200 children shared a community meal at the People's Palace of the Salvation Army in Washington and East Brookline streets last evening. The group included seven nationalities, among them Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Palace of the Salvation Army
Washington
East Brookline Streets
New England Conference of State Federations Opens in Providence
The eighth annual session of the New England conference of State Federations of Women's Clubs began in Providence with delegates from every New England state. Brief state reports were presented, visitors toured Brown University’s Women's College, and a reception and dinner followed at Chirehall House. The conference ends tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
New England
Winter season opening supper hosted by Mrs Hunt Slater
The opening supper of the winter season was hosted by Mrs Mabel Hunt Slater and will be held three afternoons weekly through April. With the hostess absent Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Atkinson welcomed attendees as Adjutant Annie Eastwood led the Salvation Army department assisted by Brigadier and Mrs Joseph Shepard and Adjutants Agnes Bray Jennie Schultz and William Dermody Lieutenant Pearl Robb Ensigns Lena Chafee and Martha McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hunt Slater
Adam Gifford
Army
Joseph Atkinson
Annie Eastwood
Salvation Army
Joseph Shepard
Agnes Bray
Jennie Schultz
William Dermody
Pearl Robb
Lena Chafee
Martha McCann
Supper of Nations Brings Eight Nations Together
Eight nations were represented at a supper of nations held last night under the auspices of the Woman's Union of the Broadway Congregational church in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Union of
Broadway Congregational Church
Somerville
Temperance Education Reaches 70 279 in Year
The Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society reports 586 talks given to groups totaling 70 279 people across 11 counties. The school group included 57 high and preparatory schools. Treasurer Charles E. Mann reported 12 990.23 dollars in receipts from all sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Warren P. Sanders
Charles E. Mann
Anuric Said To Help Kidney Flushouts And Uric Acid
The article urges flushing the kidneys by drinking water and taking Anuric before meals to dissolve uric acid. It cites backache, drowsiness, irritability, headaches, and rheumatic twinges as signs of kidney distress and credits Dr. Pierce with Anuric’s discovery at the Surgical Institute of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Smith
M. D
Anuric
Pierce
Surgical Institute of Buffalo
Woman seeks annulment from Harvard alumnus scientist husband
Mrs Eunice Meyers Smith sues for annulment claiming she was under age when married on March 24 1913 to Sedgewick Smith a Harvard educated millionaire and scientist. She testified he locked her in Cambridge home and struck her and she now refuses to return to him. Justice Crouch reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Eunice Meyers Smith
Sedgewick Smith
Harvard
Smith
Albany
Edmund R. Smith
New York
Justice Crouch
Labor Leaders Lose Demand for Details
New York Jan 24 An order filed in federal court refused the demands of Frank S Monnett former Ohio attorney general and Jacob C Taylor of East Orange N J leaders in Labor's National Peace Council for a bill of particulars about their indictment by a federal grand jury over alleged connections with strikes at munition plants making war material for the allied powers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States District Court
Frank S. Monnett
Ohio
Jacob C. Taylor
East Orange
N. J
National Peace Council
Objections to Restrictions on Newspaper Publishers
Frank P. Glass of Birmingham and vice president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association told a Senate sub committee that the Owen corrupt practices bill could curb press independence and set a dangerous precedent by prohibiting printing news of election betting. He supported the bill’s goal of curbing political corruption but urged limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frank P. Glass
Birmingham
Ala
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Glass
New Oil Derrick Exceeds Expectations in Boston Demonstration
Mining engineer R. B. Claflin told a Boston audience at 68 Devonshire Street that a knock down oil derrick is becoming widely used. He described the model as one of the greatest improvements in economical oil production since pipelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Claflin
Boston
Devonshire Street
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Headache Relief
Headache from a cold is eased by taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses. It opens nasal passages, stops runny nose, relieves feverish feelings and sore throat. Priced at 25 cents, it acts quickly without assistance and tastes pleasant. Do not accept substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Pape
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