Alfred Dixon Lost Near Chickens on Waterfront
Alfred Dixon of Jamaica W. I. is on the waterfront awaiting the next boat back after a Central Court session Saturday. Hayes the Railroad Officer charged him with trespass at the Boston and Albany freight yard. Dixon declares he is a peaceful man not related to George Dixon or the Jamaica Kid.
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Alfred Dixon
Jamaica
W. I
Central Court
Hayes
Boston & Albany
Dixon
George Dixon
Jamaica Kid
Dempsey
Jamaica Kid in Yard Near Chickens Case
Alfred testifies that he wandered into a freight yard by mistake near a carload of chickens. An officer notes the yard was restricted and the Jamaica Kid denies intent to steal chickens, seeking release as the judge allows the case to stand.
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Alfred
Red Cross in New England Produced Millions in War Work
The New England Division reports that women in Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Rhodes Island produced 29,621,763 articles for the war effort during 23 months from July 1 1917 to May 31 this year with an estimated value of 8 720 493 52 dollars.
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N. E. Red Cross
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhodes Island
American Red Cross
Woman of 90 Keeps Working In Amesbury Stitching Room
Susan W. Walker of Amesbury continues her daily factory work at age 90 inspired by her grandfather who fought for independence. She prefers independence to reliance on others, maintaining her stitching duties in the shoe factory.
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Susan W. Walker
Amesbury
Independent 90 year old factory worker inspires New England pride
Mrs. Walker, a 90 year old New England laborer at the N. D. Dodge shoe plant in Newburyport, celebrates a birthday with co workers who present a purse and a $10 Liberty bond. She recalls a lineage to George Washington Folsom and John Folsom of Hing ham and urges girls to secure education for independence and self reliance.
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N. D. Dodge Shoe
Newburyport
William G. Dodge
Post
Main Street
Tragic Three Year Old Falls From Window Sill
Henry Liverman aged three son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Liverman fell from a window sill at 75 Porter street East Boston onto the sidewalk, a 32 foot drop. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Henry Liverman
Nathan Liverman
Porter Street
East
Boston
Nathan
City Hospital
East Boston
Bennington Street
Putnam Street
John E. Doga
Marion Street
Episcopal Church to hold conference at Union Club
The Rev William E Gardner general secretary of the General Board of Religious Education will speak at 10 a m today at the Union Club. He will present a survey of the situation and the conference aims to bind secondary schools more closely to the church as part of a nationwide campaign for spiritual and educational awakening. Gardner is a noted expert in religious education.
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Union Club
William E. Gardner
General Board of Religious Education of
The
Episcopal Church
Gardner
Death of Boston physician Dr Nathaniel Bowditch Potter in Santa Barbara
Dr Nathaniel Bowditch Potter a longtime Boston physician and surgeon has died in Santa Barbara California. He married Miss Mary Sargent of Brookline in 198 and was editor of many medical works and once a professor at Columbia University. He was 60 years old.
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Nathaniel Bowditch Potter
Boston
Santa Barbara
Cal
Potter
Mary Sargent
Brookline
Columbia University
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