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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1916

Page

14

Insurance Plan for Professors

The Carnegie Foundation proposes a national plan for term life insurance to 65 followed by a lifelong annuity for college teachers in the United States and Canada. It would replace the existing pension system with a self funded scheme, managed by a new Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association and coordinated savings via a Teachers Saving Association.

Carnegie Foundation New York Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching United States Canada Foundation Henry Ss. Pritchett Massachusetts Institute of Technology Teachers’ Insurance and Annuity Association Teachers’ Saving Association

Saloon Doom Predicted as Prohibition Wave Sweeps Nation

Reverend F Cunningham of New Bedford warned at Warren Avenue Baptist Church that the saloon is doomed and prohibition will shape the nation's bright future. He called the saloon a major foe to national life and praised the prohibition movement sweeping the country.

F. ©. Cunningham New Bedford Warren Avenue Baptist Church Gunningham

Victim of Auto Accident Dies in Portsmouth

Frank L. Carkin, 62, of Portsmouth, died at Portsmouth Hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Joseph Mercier while he crossed Maplewood avenue returning from work. Skull fracture and internal injuries were reported.

Portsmouth N. H Frank L. Carkin Joseph Mercier Portsmouth Hospital Carkin Maplewood Avenue

Gulf Breeze Keeps Border Pleasurable

A San Antonio dispatch surveys the Gulf Coast and border climate from Brownsville to Nogales, detailing the Gulf breeze, summer heat, and patrol challenges. It notes Big Bend temperatures, desert conditions, and how troops adapt to the climate along the Rio Grande frontier and across Mexico’s central plateau.

Rio Grande Pacific Ocean Brownsville Tropics Gulf of Mexico Harlingen Mercedes Donna Mission McAllen Samfordyce Hidalgo San Bernito Fort Ringgold Fort McIntosh Gulf Laredo Coahuila Tamaulipas Big Bend Mexico Great Central Plateau Saltillo Durango Zacatecas Aguas Calientes San Luis Potosi Puebla Pachuca City of Mexico Guadalajara Oaxaca Morelia Monterey Torreon Gulf Coast Tampico Vera Cruz Coatzacoalcos Tuxpam Progreso Pacific Coast Guaymas Mazatlan Manzanillo Acapulco Salina Cruz Columbus N. M Douglas Naco Nogales Ariz

Rose and Strawberry Show Draws Large Crowds at Horticultural Hall

Crowds gathered at Horticultural Hall for the last day of the Rose and Strawberry Show by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. The cool fragrant air kept many flowers fresh and strawberries looking tempting as visitors enjoyed the exhibit.

Horticultural Hall Massachusetts Horticultural Society George W. Fletcher Belmont

Hidden Threats at the Border After a Suspected Mexican Attacker

A wary note warns of an armed Mexican intruder seeking a vantage point to strike border guardians. Authorities monitor signals for a possible secret attack and heightened security measures are discussed.

First Vermont Guardsmen Arrive at Eagle Pass Camp

The First Regiment of the Vermont National Guard under Colonel Ira Reeves arrived at Eagle Pass Texas and went into camp. The First Battalion arrived around 1 p m and other train sections followed about an hour apart.

Eagle Pass Texas Vermont National Guard Ira Reeves

Zapata General Wounded in Battle with Constitutionalists

Mexico City July 2 A Zapata general known as de la O was seriously wounded in a fight with constitutionalist forces led by General Sidfonio Mendez. The report notes recent Zapata setbacks and suggests constitutionalists believe Zapataism is dealt a blow.

Mexico City Zapatista de la O Sidfonio Mendez Mendez Zapatistas Pablo Gonzales

Boy Found Injured Near East Boston Railroad Tracks

Lawrence Brigandi, 11, of 102 Cottage Street East Boston, was found unconscious beside Marginal Street railroad tracks yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Relief Station and remained unconscious at a late hour, the cause considered probably a railway incident.

Lawrence Brigandi Cottage Street Boston

Beauty balks at navy test in Grand Rapids

A 20 year old woman dressed as a man applied to Sergeant Nelson Huron at a Marine recruiting station in Grand Rapids. Disguised as a prospective recruit she passed eye ear teeth and color tests but fled when asked to disrobe for a physical examination, leaving the officer amused at the unconventional ruse.

Grand Rapids, Mich Nelson Huron Marine Recruiting Station San Francisco Huron

Man Dies After Step From Moving Trolley Car

Henry Wentworth, 48, died at Mercy Hospital from a fractured skull after stepping off the rear of a moving trolley at Pontoosuc Lake station near Pittsfield last night. He died at 2 o clock this morning. Local authorities investigate the incident.

Pittsfield Henry Wentworth Mercy Hospital Pontoosuc Lake Station

License Suspended for Chelsea Driver Patrick McColgan

The license of Patrick McColgan, first class, at 88 Spencer Avenue, Chelsea, was suspended by the Licensing Board of Chelsea from July 1 to July 6 inclusive for violating the board rules and regulations.

Patrick McColgan Spencer Avenue Chelsea Licensing Board of

Mass relief drives for soldiers families nationwide

Massachusetts towns mobilize for Independence Day relief with parades concerts and tag days. The Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association and local committees plan fundraising to aid families and provide camp and hospital supplies to front line troops. Funds gathered will support Framingham recruits and soldiers abroad while a large public event features a 30 by 15 foot flag and a national singalong.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association George E. Lee Firm Lee, Higginson & Co America Framingham Waltham Company Eben Williams Melrose Committee Worcester

Federal Jobs Open to All in Civil Service Examinations

The United States Civil Service Commission lists many government positions open to applicants after competitive exams in the fall. Vacancies include stenographers, draftspersons, clerks, and various inspectors across departments, with several men-only postings in the Panama Canal and other agencies. Applications should be sent to Room 145 Post Office Building, Boston.

Big Bend Texas National Guard el Paso National Guard New England Mexico United States Civil Service Commission Panama Canal Enna Aid Coast and Geodetic Survey Patent Office Steamboat-Inspection Service Government Printing Office Engineer Department Navy Department Forest Service Bureau of Standards Steamboat Inspection Service Indian Service Public Health Service Philippine Panama Canal Service Departmental Bureau of Animal Industry Philippine Service Bureau of Fisheries Nautical Almanac Office Naval Observatory Bureau of Mines Governmental Printing Office Hydrographic Office Department of Agriculture Interstate Commerce Commission Commission International Boundary Commission Miller Pima Indian Agency Arizona Sawyer Leech Lake Indian Agency Minnesota The Post Office Building Boston

Somerville Plans Comfort Kits for Mexican Campaign Soldiers

Somerville Mayor Cliff requests 250 comfort bags for M and K Companies of the Eighth Regiment heading to Mexico. The kits will be sent to soldiers as they travel to the front.

Somerville Cliff of M and K Companies Eighth Regiment Mexico

Campaign to aid Winthrop dependents fund

A campaign to raise 3000 dollars to assist dependents of members of the Winthrop Machine Gun Company of the Fifth Regiment has been started by the Honorary Association. It hopes all Winthrop residents will contribute to the fund.

Winthrop Winthrop Machine Gun Fifth Regiment

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