Bull Moose Announces Full Slate for State Races
The Progressive State ticket reveals candidacies for all statewide posts. Warren R. Keith of Brockton enters the race for state treasurer replacing Eldon B. Keith who is abroad and declined to run again. The slate lists advisors, speakers bureau and publicity chairmen with several race officials and two women vacancies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren R. Keith
Brockton
Eldon B. Keith
Richard J. Talbot
Springfield
Lawrence Brooks
Cambridge
Robert G. Valentine
Braintree
Wendell P. Thore
Boston
E. J. Slattery
Henry C. Peters
Richard Washburn Child
Cohasset
Lauriston L. Ward
James B. Connolly
Dorchester
John W Vaughan
Daniel J. Murphy
Jacob Riis
Barre
Edward 8. Foster
M. H. Guelsian
Newton
Henry L. Kincaide
Quincy
A. K Boom
Adams
Will
Unhurt After Lively Tumbling Fall From Window
Patrick H. Waldron, 42, of 23 Park Street Medford a patient at Malden Hospital escaped the grounds and after leaping from a second story window fell 200 feet to the street The man was carried to the hospital with cuts and scratches but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. Waldron
Park Street
Medford
Malden Hospital
Ewell
Wisa
Two Per Cent Bonds Referred for House Plan
Washington July 16 The Democratic House Banking and Currency Committee completed a plan to refund the two per cent bonds underpinning the currency. It provides exchange of two per cent bonds for three per cent ten year bonds exempt from taxation while preserving circulation until redemption. Proceeds from the federal reserve banks would be used to reduce public debt.
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Washington
Democrats
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Receivers Continue Taxi Business After Court Appointment
G. P. Phipps and C. B. Penney were appointed by Judge Morton of the United States District Court as receivers for the Taxi Motor Cab Company. They will continue operations despite an erroneous report stating a wind up date of August 1. The People's National Bank sponsored the petition leading to the appointment, and stands as a major creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Phipps
C. B. Penney
Taxi Motor Cab Company
Morton
United States District Court
People’s National Bank
Electric Motor Club Outing Highlights Electric Vehicle Bonding
Boston electric vehicle dealers and Boston Edison Company president C L Edgar hosted the Electric Motor Car Club of Boston at the New England Kennel Club in Braintree for the second annual outing. The day featured a 17 to 8 baseball win by the Vehicle Victors, trap shooting lessons, and speeches praising industry cooperation.
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Electric Motor Car Club of
Boston
C. L. Edgar
Boston Edison Company
New England
Central Station
Pawlowski
Tiffany
Codman
J. L. Snow
Peerless Motor of
Ship
Snow
Rauch & Lang Electrics
D. C. Tiffany
Converse D. Marsh
New York
Colonel Bailey
Nicholas Rommelfanger
Kennel Club
Day Baker
Cunard Names New Liners Andania and Alaunia for Boston Service
The Cunard line announced Andania and Alaunia will join the Boston Liverpool run this fall to fill the gap while Franconia and Laconia run winter cruises to the Mediterranean. Both ships are 18 300 ton twin screw liners, 540 feet long, with 525 cabins and 1620 steerage berths.
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Cunard Line
Andania
Alaunia
Liverpool
Franconia
Laconia
New York
Mediterranean
Southampton
Montreal
Cunard
Boston
Ivernia
Saxonia
Carpathia
Scott Shipbuilding & Engine Company
Greenock
O Learys Side Line by George Buchanan Fife Preview
A teaser for O Learys Side Line a rollicking tale of humor and adventure by George Buchanan Fife in the Post Magazine next Sunday.
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O’leary
George Buchanan Fife
Post
Keith says he will seek Progressive State treasurer nomination
Warren R Keith of Brockton a distant relative of Eldon B Keith declares he will run for State treasurer on the Progressive ticket. He pledges aid to the cause and to leader Charles Sumner Bird, amid a reconstituted Progressive ticket list and key party committees named by the state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Keith
Eldon B. Keith
Brockton
Keith
Opf
The
Progressives of
Massachusetts
Progressive Party
Charles Sumner Bird
Warren R. Keith
Copeland Street
Charles S. Bird
Daniel Cosgrove
Commonwealth
Russell A. Wood
Octave A. la Riviere
H. Huestis Newton
Progressive State Committee
Legislative
Milton B. Warner
Pittsfield
Robert G. Valentine
Five Miners Trapped As Water Rush Floods Spruce Mine
Duluth Minnesota July 16 Five married miners with families are imprisoned in Spruce Mine No 1 Eveleth as floodwater from a severe rain chokes outlets. Ten companions were rescued and work continues to reach the five still trapped in the flooded section of the Oliver Iron Mining Company mine.
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Duluth
Minn
Spruce Mine
Eveleth
Oliver Iron Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Scholarships Awarded to High School Boys
Graduates from Greater Boston commercial high schools have received scholarships in the School of Commerce and Finance at the Young Men's Christian Association. Recipients include J. S. Snow from the High School of Commerce, Charles Clark and George R. Clark from Brookline High, Robert Fopiano from Everett High, and Clarence E. Rosen and Joseph Naiman from the High School of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Commerce
Young Mens’ Christian Association
J. S. Snow
High School of Commerce
Charles Clark
Brookline High
Robert Fopiano
Everett High
George R. Clark
Clarence E. Rosen
Joseph Naiman
The
Mrs Tinker Improves After Critical Condition
Mrs. Joseph Tinker wife of the Cincinnati Nationals manager and shortstop showed slight improvement at her Oak Park home. Doctors said no transfusion will be needed unless her condition worsens and she would come to Chicago if it becomes necessary.
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Chicago
Joseph Tinker
Cincinnati Nationals
Oak Park
Tinker
Groundfish Prices and Cargoes At Port Yesterday
Groundfish prices held firm as haddock 4 cents per pound and swordfish 10 cents led the market at T Wharf. Vessels landed haddock and hake with notable cargoes. passenger Edward D. Nichol arrived on the Warren liner Sachem from Liverpool, while the Cunard Franconia sighted a wreck near Fishguard. The Arabic from Liverpool is due at Boston with 295 saloon and 626 steerage passengers, as trajets move between Atlantic ports and New England.
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T Wharf
Ripple
Geisha
Enterprise
Lois Corkum
A. B. Nickerson
C. Dyer
Sam & Priscilla
L. Merchant
Frances §. Grueby
M. Harkins
Agnes
Eva Mildred
Sachem
Liverpool
Edward D. Nichol
Boston
Queenstown
Cunard
Franconia
Fishguard
Presidente Sarmiento
Buenos Ayres
Lisbon
Argentine
Shipping News Arrived With Multiple Steamers Listed
Shipping news details arrivals and routes include Steamers Sachem Evans Laconia Ghazee Cave Glenuen Taylor Louisburg Prince Arthur Kinney Newton Abbott Bunker Hill Crowell Grecian Hawes City of Gloucester Linneken and destinations from Liverpool Yokohama Hong Kong Manila Singapore to Baltimore and New York.
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Nicholas Cuneo
Baracoa
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Gloucester
Baltimore
Newport News
Bunker Hill
New York
Edison Light
Sewalls Point
Port Johnson
Newburyport
Nellie
Haverhill
A.’ Ri Co
Prudence
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Portland
Conestoga
Hammond
Buck Ridge
Cacoosing
Pallas
Neptune
Beverly
Channing
Herbert
Ontario
Parker Vlats
Forest Belle
Savage
Washington
Sachem
Evans
Liverpool
Laconia
Queenstown
Ghazee
Cave
Yokohama
Hiogo
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Manila
Singapore
Glenuen
Taylor
Louisburg
GO. Bs
Kinney
N. S
Newton
Abbott
Crowell
Grecian
Hawes
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Boy Escapes Court Run Seeks Poison End at Lyman School
Boy Boyce, 15 from Stoneham, fled Malden District Court after being sentenced to Lyman School for Boys by Judge Sweetser. Captured after a chase, he claimed to have taken poison tablets. Dr Eugene McCarthy treated him with an emetic before transfer to Lyman School.
Urges Double Pension for Civil War Vets in Middleboro
At a RE. W. Pierce Post meeting Rev Norman McKinnon urged that Civil War soldiers receive double pensions due to higher living costs. He argued the move would relieve money worries and ensure a comfortable living for the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
RE. W. Pierce Post
Norman McKinnon
Central Congregational Church
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