Dr Fred Gianetto the Boston Doll Surgeon Cures Kids Toys
In Boston Dr Fred Gianetto keeper of the Columbus avenue doll hospital has spent 40 years mending dolls and other toys. He estimates performing major operations on about 1000 dolls a year and has never lost a patient. He also repairs toys for a major department store and donates unclaimed patients to children in need.
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Lorenz
Vienna
Chicago
Boston
Fred Gianetto
Columbus Avenue
New England
Gianetto
Fred
Dolls of
Columbus Avenue ‘Hospital
Dr. Fred
Santa Claus
Julia Moynahan
Yale Prof to Speak at Isles of Shoals Conference
Professor Henry Hallam Tweedy of Yale will deliver a lecture series on Hours with the Bible at the Isles of Shoals Congregationalist summer conference opening August 12. Other speakers include EK, Victor Bigelow of Andover, Fred T. Persons of Bangor Theological Seminary, Newton M. Hall of Springfield, Herbert J. Hall of Marblehead, Irving F. Wood of Smith College, and Vaughan Dabney of Dorchester Second Church.
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Henry Hallam Tweedy
Yale
Isles of Shoals
Victor Bigelow
Andover
Fred T. Persons
Bangor Theological Seminary
Newton M. Hall
Springfield
Herbert J. Hall
Marblehead
Irving F. Wood
Smith College
Vaughan Dabney
Second Church
Dorcheser
Stage Door Lane Curfew Closes Van Rensselaer Place
Boston police order closes Van Rensselaer place between 9 and 12 p m blocking limousines and male admirers to relieve nightly crowding at the Colonial Theatre. Addressing complaints from show girls, officers keep the street clear until after departures from the rear exit.
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van Rensselaer Place
la Grange Street
Tremont Street
Majestic Theatre
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
Majestic
Colonial Theatres
Boston
Green Street
West End
Thomas Conroy
Lagrange Street
New Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Washington and Park Square
Boston Common
Springfield Firemen Visit Revere for City Officials Ball Game
One hundred Springfield firemen and city officials visited Revere Beach for a return ball game between the departments of Springfield and Revere. The Springfield team won 12 to 3 after a luncheon, speeches, and a beach tour ending with a banquet at The Pleasanton.
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Revere Fire Department
Springfield
Revere Beach
H. Root
James P. Manning
Curtis Park
Weston
George Smith
Revere Department
Revere City Hall
Arthur Kimball
Thomas A. Noone
Thomas C. O'Brien
John J. Dyer
Immaculate Conception Church
Everett
Revere
Pleasanton
Cornelius Ahearn
Noone
Manning
Boot
H. G Felthan
Fred Eaton
Kimball
Dyer
Injured When Auto Upsets in Sand Bank
Four people traveling from Boston to Brockton were injured when their auto clashed with an oncoming vehicle near Rockland. Joseph Rodophele and his wife and two daughters were forced toward the roadside sand-bank. the car overturned. Lena Rodophele suffered a severe cut from flying glass. another daughter and the father received shoulder injuries.
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Boston
Brockton
Rockland
Joseph Rodophele
Rodophele
Lena
Tries to Support Four on Meagre Rail Wage
Letter to the editor from Lewis C. Johnson of Carmel Me. dated July 6 outlines the hardship of railroad maintenance workers earning 2.80 per day supporting a family of four. He describes a monthly budget leaving only 9.05 for all essentials and questions the adequacy of wages and public attitudes toward labor.
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Lewis C. Johnson
Carmel Me
Casualties in Dublin Fighting Reported by National Army
Dublin July 11 The national army headquarters releases the full casualty list from recent fighting in Dublin showing 19 soldiers killed and 111 wounded. Civilian losses are estimated at 6 killed and 234 wounded.
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Dublin
Associated Press
National Army Headquarters
Tragic Gunpowder Explosion Kills 3-Year-Old Girl in New London
In West Rocky Hill neighbors’ yard a box of gunpowder exploded while children played. Helen Balinsky died at St Francis Hospital Hartford. Playmates Paul and Stephen Zemski, six and nine, suffered severe burns but are recovering.
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New London
Paul
O. Moser
Rocky Hill
Stephen
Firm Charged With Breaking Labor Law
Springfield July 11. The New England Construction Company is charged with sending workers out of town without informing them of the labor nature. The case, involving 20 hired men told they would go to Albany, allegedly sent to New York Central shops in Rensselaer. The matter will be taken to the State Labor Board for action.
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Springfield
New England Construction Company
State Labor Board
Albany
New York Central Lines
Renaselaer
Five-Cent Fare Plan Rebuffed by Transit Officials
Chelsea residents led by Mayor Quigley pressed for a five-cent local fare within city limits. Transit Manager Frank I. Hardy of Eastern Massachusetts lines said it could not be granted while the road remains financially self supporting. He noted a 10 ride ticket at 6 cents from Bellingham square and warned further service cuts would follow if the division cannot stay profitable.
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Chelsea
Quigley
Frank I. Hardy
Eastern Massachusetts Lines
Bellingham Square
Hardy
Greater Boston
Mill Hill
Washington Avenue
Woodlawn
Wife astonishes court with sensational divorce testimony
Bertha 8. Perry a 26 year old Memorial Day Hospital employee testified in a divorce suit against Elmer E. Perry. She described marital tensions over six years of marriage from 1916 to 1922, including allegations of unfaithfulness and Perry’s urging her to associate with a Warren barber and a Holland man with “big rolls.” She claimed limited support from Perry and disputed witness Bugbee’s testimony about her conduct.
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Worcester
Bertha
Perrys
Providence
West Brookfield
East Brimfield
Holland and
Warren
Perry
William Herrick
Dexter
Holland
New York
Farmer bloc setback in Senate over vegetable oils tariff
The Senate approved three and four penny rates on cottonseed, soya bean, cocoanut, and peanut oils used in edible products while rejecting to remove free-entry provisions for industrial use. Eight Democrats joined in opposition to free-entry, signaling division within the Republican bloc. Senator Edge warned he would oppose the bill unless flexible tariff terms are kept, indicating further revision may come.
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Washington
Republian Agricultural-Tariff Bloc
Senate
Ashurst
Broussard
Harris
Heflin
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
Ransdell
Sheppard
Edge
New Jersey
Congress
HAREMS LEFT UNGUARDED IN CONSTANTINOPLE STRIKE
Constantinople reports harems left unguarded as attendants strike for higher pay and shorter hours. Owners seek replacements while Russian refugees volunteer but prove unsuitable for the duties. Strikers demand a 24 hour day and constant vigil for harem residents.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
DERRICK BOOM FELL DURING EAST BOSTON TUNNEL WORK
A derrick broke at the Maverick square tunnel station site in East Boston causing a heavy boom to fall. Thomas Feeney, 44, of 17 Lamartine street Jamaica Plain, was struck and received abrasions to his back and other injuries.
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Maverick Square Tunnel
Boston
Thomas Feeney
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
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