Hale Felt Candidate Interest For Governor Drive
Chairman Matthew Hale of the Progressive State committee is urged to run for governor. State organizers contacted him at Westport New York and he considered the matter. Hale cited poor health and prior preference for party work, making a candidacy unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Hale
Progressive State Committee
Westport
N. Y
Hale
Bird
Progressive Party
William Shaw
Chester R. Lawrence
Progressive City Committee
Lawrence
Alonzo B. Cook
Burbank
Lewis Sullivan
Senate
Peter al Donoghue
James T. Kenny
Resignation of Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Leader
Mrs. James M. Codman of Brookline resigned the presidency of the Woman's Anti-Suffrage Association of Massachusetts at an executive committee meeting. Mrs. Joan Balch of Milton was elected to fill the vacancy and Miss Mary Ames was named chairman of the executive committee. Codman remains as treasurer to avoid a conflict with the corrupt practices law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Committee
James M. Codman
Brookline
Woman's Anti-Suffrage Association of
Massachusetts
Joan Balch
Milton
Mary&. Ames
Association
Codman
Anniversary Sermon and Church Events Across The Churches
The Rev. Daniel W. Waldron marks his 50th sermon date with a Sunday sermon at South Congregational Church Braintree. The Rev. Charles S. Otto of Winthrop travels in the Northwest and California for medical advice. St Pauls Swedish M E Quincy hosts a picnic with lunch and religious service at Merry Mount Park. Rev Madison C Peters of Brooklyn preaches at Clarendon Street Baptist Church July services with 10 30 a m theme What Must the Church Do to Be Saved and 7 30 p m theme Popular Cloaks for Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Waldron
House of Representatives
South Congregational Church
Braintree
South Church
Charles S. Otto
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Winthrop
Northwest
California
St. Paul's Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church
Quincy
Merry Mount Park
Madison C. Peters
D. D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Cambridge Summer Playgrounds Opened For Season
The Cambridge summer playgrounds opened yesterday under Timothy K. Downey of Cambridge High and Latin School with assistance from Joseph J. Smith Jr. The program marks the start of the season for local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Timothy K. Downey
Cambridge High and Latin School
Joseph J. Smith, Jr
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Exposition Comfort
Don’t visit the California Expositions without Allen's Foot Base powder or foot-bath solution. The standard foot remedy for 25 years relieves tired aching feet and prevents swelling. A reader testimonial praises comfort during a stay at the Expositions. Get it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Sewing Circle letters reveal regrets and advice on marriage
In the Boston Post Sewing Circle column homemakers share replies to marriage and career choices. Letters recount failed musical dreams, missed partnerships, and conflicting views on control and happiness in domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Lament for James Earl of Glencairn by Burns
The fragment reflects Burns praising James, Earl of Glencairn for his support. It mourns the noble benefactor’s loss while noting the fading of worth and time, and recalls the bond between poet and patron through vivid lines on memory and gratitude.
Everett man to ride coast to coast on motorcycle
Elmer Johnson a 26 year old manager of an Everett provision store will start Monday afternoon on a motorcycle trip across the continent. He aims to beat a 10 day coast to coast record and has mapped routes to cover more than 300 miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
Everett
Johnson
Sage of Concord Declares He Will Die Before Case Ends
Franklin B Sanborn known as the Sage of Concord left Concord District Court after appealing to Middlesex Superior Court over a $10 fine for refusing to connect his property to the town sewer. He proph esied he would die before the case is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Sanborn
Concord
Concord District Court
Middlesex Superior Court
Sanborn Appeals Seated Case Over Sewer Connection Row
A town Board of Health action against Mr. Sanborn over refusing to connect to the sewer led to a court hearing. Judge Keyes recused. Judge Atwood presided. Sanborn proclaimed he would spend life defending the action and left the courtroom with notice of appeal.
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Town Board of Health
John M. Keyes
Sanborn
Sage
Middlesex
Board of Health
Prescott Keyes
Mr. Sanborn
Keyes
Warren H. Atwood
Ayer
Henry V. Cunningham
Leonard C. Robinson
Robert Worcester
Charles S. Spencer
Judge Atwood Reminds Sanborn To Stay For Full Hearing
Judge Atwood urged Mr Sanborn to remain for the entire hearing as court officers stood nearby to compel attendance. George Albree, friend of the Sage, used persuasive words to bring Sanborn back to his seat for continued examination of familiar details.
Quarantine hinge on guinea pig test at Brockton City Hall
In Brockton a guinea pig in the city health laboratory tests diphtheria germs from Ruth Knight to decide if the 1 year old must remain isolated. If the animal becomes ill the girl stays in tent isolation until tests show no disease. Dr H R Cloudman and bacteriologist George Bolling conduct the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Board of Health
Brockton City Hall
Ruth Knight
Moraine Street
Ruth
H. R. Cloudman
George FE. Bolling
Gods of Americans Venerated Says Bryan
William J. Bryan told a joint Baptist Young People's Union of North America and National Education Association meeting in Oakland that Americans worship wealth fashion fame physical comfort travel passion and drink. He cited the commandment Thou shalt have no other Gods before me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
William J. Bryan
Baptist Young People’s Union of North America
National Education AsSociation
Huerta Held Till Dec 20 in Conspiracy Case
El Paso July 9 General Victoriano Huerta waived preliminary hearing on conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws and was held under 10000 dollar bonds for the federal grand jury at San Antonio December 20. He declined bond and was moved to Fort Bliss for federal marshal guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Federal Grand Jury
San Antonio
Fort Bliss
Death of Daniel A Noonan Fitchburg team owner mourned
Well known baseball man D A Noonan was buried after a funeral from his South Boston home at 849 East Fourth Street. Requiem high Mass was held at St. Eulalia's Church with Fitchburg team owner and president noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Noonan
New England League
Daniel A. Noonan
Fitchburg
East Fourth Street
South
Boston
St. Eulalia’s Church
The Seeress Fortune Tale Tests Frances and Billy
Frances doubts a Hindu fortune teller who predicts she must marry a blonde born in August. Billy, a dark September man, scoffs and leaves. Frances discovers the teller is Sylvia Prescott, Mrs. Blake’s niece, who confesses she invented the fortune. Frances then ends the engagement and sends a final telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Billy
Hotel Belvidere
Mrs. Blake
Sylvia Prescott
Miss Prescott
Sylvia
Secres
In Case the United States Was at War Series Intro
A 1915 Wheeler Syndicate pamphlet outlines how the U S Army and Navy would mobilize if war came. J W Muller explores strategic aims, staffing, equipment, training, and the reasons behind rapid national defense readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. W. Muller
America
Battle cruisers the newest type of capital ship
An overview of battle cruisers as hybrid warships blending speed with heavy guns. It compares Queen Mary to American battleships New York and New Hampshire, notes limited US armored cruisers, and previews the next article on naval needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helgoland Bight
United States
New York
New Hampshire
Congress
Strawberry Ice Dessert From New England Housewives
A recipe for strawberry ice retains fruit color by macerating berries with sugar, lemon, and water, then freezing in a mould. The center uses heavy cream, strawberry puree, vanilla, sugar, and optional kirsch, finished with more strawberry ice and a whipped cream garnish. From Mrs. Jennie Gove Cliftondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gove
Maple Street
Cliftondale
Household Hints From Mrs Herbert Walker
Household hints advise bottling ketchup with boiled corks, slicing tomatoes with a saw tooth knife for thinner cuts, and wiping milk bottle necks with hot water to curb germs. Mrs Herbert Walker, 94 Firat Street, Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Walker
Firat Street
Lowell
Are you going to the games and see the dress
A dialogue about attending games with a companion. One plans a fashionable afternoon dress in pale gray with a deep fichu edged in organdie and scalloped ruffles. A new hat with a large brim and rose ribbons completes the outfit. Jack may join from the city, and perhaps Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tom
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California Expositions
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Walter Ballantyne
The
Boston City Council
Robert Burns
James, Earl of Glencairn
Yestreen
Glencairn
Sage of Concord
William Craig
George Albree
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Walter
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