Long Distance Baby Talk Highlights Leather Trade Event
Virginia Smith, 22 months, of Water Town, speaks with Miss Marguerite Stitt in San Francisco over 3000 miles of wire during Leather Industries Day events. Boston and San Francisco shoe and leather leaders exchange greetings while 50 listeners on each end hear the live dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Paul R. Smith
Watertown
Thomas H. Anderson
The
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Boston
San Francisco
Marguerite Stitt
New York
Wellesley
Miss Stitt
Virginia
Margreet
Leather Industries Day
San Francisco Exposition
National Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association
National Association
N. E. 8 S. & L. Association
Essex Street
George W. Coleman
Henry Kleine
South Athol Camp Opened For Summer Benefit
The Morgan Memorial summer camp at South Athol opens to aid 150 people including 50 babies 40 girls 7 12 30 boys 7 12 18 women and 12 men for two months. Chosen from 500 applicants the group will enjoy country life on a 116 foot above sea level farm with dairy poultry and fresh vegetables. A nursery uses an old tavern for the smallest children while farm hands handle the labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Athol
Russia apologizes to Sweden over stray shell incident
The Russian government apologized to Sweden for a stray shell that landed in Swedish waters during the pursuit of German ships. The German minelayer Albatross was damaged by Russian warships in the Baltic battle on July 2 and reached Swedish waters before being run aground near Henviker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sweden
Petrograd
Baltic Sea
Henviker
Chili
Dresden
Great Britain
Dog Attack Injures Medford Boy Near Fellsway
A dog fatally injures a Medford six year old, John Ryan, and harms a companion near 11 Fulton street as night falls. Dr. Pierce of the State Board of Animal Industry aids a search for the animal but no trace is found, police issue a capture alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Medford
Fulton Street
Young Ryan
Fellsway
Pierce
State Board of Animal Industry
Terrier Attack On City Boy Near Fulton Street
Eight year old Ryan and Dorothy Lem were walking near their home when an Irish terrier named Mickey owned by James A. Maloney lunged from bushes and bit the boy on the head and neck. Nearby resident Fred Brown aided the bleeding youth and police suspected the animal, which had a prior fit and frothing mouth, is the missing terrier from the Maloney residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Dorothy Lem
Fulton Street
Fred Brown
East Ninth Street
South Boston
Metropolitan Park
Fellsway Station
James A. Maloney
Forest Street
Mickey
Maloney
Drowned Woman in Quinsigamond Canoe Accident
A woman identified as Mrs. Fred P. Pearson 28 drowned when a canoe capsized on Lake Quinsigamond opposite Stony Island Edgemere. Her husband 179 West Boylston Street rescued their young son, but the wife sank after about 30 minutes in the water. The 4-year-old is listed as on the dangerous list at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
City Hospital
Quinsigamond
Fred P. Pearson
West Boylston Street
Stony Island
Edgemere
Pearson
Irish County Association reports 56 new citizens
The Irish County Association of Greater Boston met in Deacon Hall South End and announced that 56 members born in Ireland had become American citizens in the past month with about five more expected to finalize papers next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Irish County Association
Greater
Boston
Deacon Hall
South End
Sunday Post Woman's Section Promises Rich Content
There is something for every woman next Sunday in the Sunday Post Woman's Section. Don’t miss it.
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Next
Sunday Post
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Exposition
Jason Weiler & Son
America
Aisal
Mfg. Jewellers
Washington Street
Morse
Mack
Mack's Medical Co., Inc
Tremont Street
Mass
E. B. Horn Co
Washington St
John L
Winter St
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