Coins and crime twin evils at chiropodists convention
Chicago July 1 Coins and crime are linked Dr Alfred Joseph temporary chairman of the National Association of Chiropodists convention now in session at the Hotel LaSalle Three hundred chiropodists from across the United States attend with Chicago medical professionals well represented in the program of speeches
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Chicago
Alfred Joseph
National Association of Chiropodists
Hotel LaSalle
United States
Corns and Crime Warn From Dr. Joseph
Dr. Joseph argues corns link to crime and social ills. He claims most inmates have corns and neglect their feet, saying ill temper and divorce rise from foot problems and poorly fitting stockings. He urges better foot care to curb broader societal evils.
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Joseph
American Penitentiaries
United States
British Clubs Celebrate Dominion Day Durbar at Tremont Temple
Last night at Tremont Temple a large gathering of British clubs and societies in and near the city attended a British night program. The event featured moving pictures of the Durbar with King George and Queen Mary crowned Emperor and Empress of India and included a British flag salute and a drum procession. Members of numerous organizations wore uniforms and insignia, reflecting a strong display of loyalty and unity among British-born communities.
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Tremont Temple
Durbar
George
Queen Mary
India
Naval and Military Veterans’ Association
Intercolonial Club
Victorian Club
Order of the Sons of St. George
Rder
Scots
Ciety
Scottish Historical Society of North America
Caledonian Club of
Boston
Unicorn Club
Sons of St. George
Manchester Unity
Boston Terra Novian Society
Newfoundland’s Mutual Benefit Association
Victoria League
Chaplain Daughter to Contest Wells P. Davis Will
Mrs. Mabel Chaplain, daughter of Wells P. Davis, will contest his will in Brockton on grounds of undue influence by his widow the second wife. The estate of about $10,000 was left to the widow, two children, and two grandchildren, with Chaplain receiving little or nothing.
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Wells P. Davis
Brockton
Mabel Chaplain
Lawrence Mill Strike Investigation Report Ready
Washington July 1 Commissioner Neil of the Federal Bureau of Labor sent to the Senate today his report on the bureau s investigation of the Lawrence Mass mill strike It will not be made public until tomorrow It is understood no recommendations were made.
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Lawrence
Washington
Neil
Federal Bureau of Labor
Senate
Bureau
Lawrence, Mass
Railroad Board Accused Over New Haven Trolley Plan
George B. Hamblin of Whitins Machine Company charged the Massachusetts Railroad Commission aided the New York New Haven and Hartford in converting state electric street railways into freight lines. The hearing before Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Charles A. Prouty featured exchanges with New Haven vice-president Edward G. Buckland and others about railroad prosperity and service delays affecting shippers and manufacturers.
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Massachusetts Railroad Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
George B. Hamblin
Whitins Machine Company
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Building
Hamblin
Edward G. Buckland
New Haven Road
New England
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
New Hampshire
Frederick A. Bennett
Bridgeport Conn
Manufacturers’ Association
Central Massachusetts
George W. Wheelwright
Massachusetts
Public Service Corporation
Buckland
C. A. Prouty
Alfred C. Lorion
Worcester Board of Trade
Amos L. Hathaway
John T. Marchand
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
David O. Ives
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Robert Homans
E. G. Buckland
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Cardinal O Connell to sail for Europe today
Cardinal William O Connell and Rector Mgr Splaine depart from New York for Europe aboard a Hamburg bound boat. They are expected to proceed to Vienna for the eucharist congress.
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William Cardinal O’connell
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
New York
Europe
Hamburg
Vienna
VESSELS SAIL ON TIME IN COASTWISE STRIKE
Developments today in the coastwise seamen strike did not fulfill union leaders expectations of widespread port shutdowns. Outgoing vessels sailed with improvised crews while steamship officials dismissed union claims of 33 000 striking workers. They noted temporary inconveniences and reported ships at Galveston Boston Norfolk and Philadelphia sailing on time with strike-breakers aboard. Several union leaders acknowledged slower than expected response from longshoremen.
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New York
Galveston
Boston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Mother Zenas Crane Acknowledges 81st Birthday
Mrs Zenas Marshall Crane observed her 81st birthday at her Dalton home with a lunch for 10 hosted by Mrs Winthrop Murray Crane. Senator Crane could not attend due to a Washington commitment. The family lineage spans five generations with daughter Mrs George Plunkett and granddaughter Mrs Theodore Pomeroy among attendees.
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Pittsfield
Zenas Marshall Crane
Dalton
Winthrop Murray Crane
Senator Crane
Washington
Congress
George T. Plunkett
Hinsdale
Theodore L. Pomeroy
Philip Weston
Katherine L. Weston
Fred Crane
George Plunkett
Caroline Burnans
Kingston, N. Y
Winthrop M. Crane
Fred G.crane
Samuel G. Colt
Clara L. Crane
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies This Quarter
Miami Copper announces 50 cent quarterly dividend payable August 15 to holders of record August 1. Walworth Manufacturing 3 percent. Eureka Pipe Line $10 per share. United Traction 2.5 percent preferred payable July 20. Several utilities declare 13.4 percent to 18.4 percent on preferred stock with July 15 or June 29 record dates. Other items include Fort Smith Light & Traction 13 4 percent and Porto Rico Ry pfd 13 4 percent.
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Miami Copper Company
Walworth Manufacturing Company
North Star Mine
Continental Zinc Company
Eureka Pipe Line Company
Standard Oil
United Traction Company of
Pittsburg
H. M. Byllesby & Co
Chicago
Northern State Power Company
Ottumwa Railway & Light Company
Fort Smith Light & Traction Company
Western States Gas & Electric Company
Stone & Webster
Fall River Gas Works Company
Dividend Schedule Shows Multiple Company Payouts
Calendar for today lists dividends payable from Am. Sugar Ref both common and preferred at 13-4 per cent Amoskeag Mfg common and preferred at 21-4 per cent Boston and Lowell R R at 4 per cent Com Steel Ltd common 11-4 per cent Com Textile Ltd 11-4 per cent Laurentide Co Ltd 2 per cent Ogilvie Flour Mills common 2 per cent Old Dominion Co of Me $1 Pitts Fr W & Chic Ltd 138 4 per cent Porto Rico Rus Co Ltd common 1 per cent.
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Amoskeag
Boston & Lowell R. R
Com
Steel, Ltd
Textile, Ltd
Laurentide Co., Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Old Dominion Co. of
Pitts, Fr. W. & Chic., Ltd
Porto Rico Rus. Co., Ltd
Lurline Wins Pacific Ocean Yacht Race to Honolulu
The Lurline skippered by Captain Harris of the San Diego Yacht Club won the Los Angeles to Honolulu race. The 2018 mile direct course took about 13 days 23 hours 16 minutes unofficially, marking her third victory. Competitors have not yet arrived.
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Honolulu
Lurline
Harris
San Diego, Cal
Los Angeles Harbor
Pierce Leads The Schoolboy Golfers
R. D. Pierce of the Berkeley School topped 30 entrants in the 18 hole qualification at Woodland Golf Club with a 78. The field saw many close matches as the first round of match play set up the second and semi final rounds slated for today.
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Woodland Golf Club
R. D. Pierce
Berkeley
Foss Will Be Asked To Pardon Mrs Cusumano
Governor Foss will be asked to pardon Mrs Lena Cusumano within two months. Thomas J Grady attorney for Mrs Cusumano announced the move after her trial for the murder of her husband. Mrs Vincenzo Lauro the defendant's mother will inform her of the efforts to regain freedom.
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Foss
Cusumano
Lena Cusumano
Thomas J. Grady
Vincenzo Lauro
Sutton Wins U S Clay Court Championship at Pittsburg
Miss May Sutton of Los Angeles defeats Miss Mary Brown to claim the United States clay court tennis championship. R Norris Williams of Philadelphia defeats Walter Hayes of Chicago for the men’s singles title in straight sets. Sutton and Frank H. Harris win the mixed doubles title over Brown and Williams in three sets.
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Pittsburg
May Sutton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Brown
Sutton
United States
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Walter T. Hayes
Chicago
Williams
G. F. Touchard
New York
Miss Sutton
Frank H. Harris
Dartmouth College
Wolgast and Rivers Ready for July 4 Lightweight Title Fight
Ad Wolgast and Joe Rivers completed their final workouts in Los Angeles ahead of the July 4 bout. Wolgast boxed 14 rounds for four sparring partners, absorbing heavy blows to the stomach as betting shifted to Wolgast at 10 to 6. Weigh-ins showed Wolgast at 130 pounds and Rivers at 133, with an unconfirmed claim Rivers could weigh as much as 182 pounds for the ring.
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Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Wolgast
Rivers
Dygert Released by Baltimore Club in IL
Baltimore July 1 Pitcher Jimmy Dygert was released today by the Baltimore club of the International League. He had been secured from the Philadelphia Athletics two seasons ago.
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Baltimore
Jimmy Dygert
Baltimore Club
Philadelphia Athletics
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