Notified Too Late of Son Joseph Lula's Death
John Lula, long resident of North Adams, learns from a Holyoke school informant that his 16 year old son Joseph Lula died a week earlier at the Lyman School for Boys. School authorities reportedly did not inform the father. Confirming call to the superintendent followed after Lula obtained the news from an Adams resident. Lula expressed strong dissatisfaction with the communication.
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North Adams
John Lula
Holyoke
Joseph
Lyman
Holyoke Court
Lula
Adams
Joseph Lula
Jail faces Harvard man Paul Keese
Harvard student Paul Keese was found guilty of operating an automobile after his license was revoked and sentenced by Judge Almy of the Cambridge Police Court to 10 days in East Cambridge House of Correction. He lives at Bradford Court Newton and has ties to Harvard Prison. he appealed.
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Paul Keese
Harvard
Almy
Cambridge Police Court
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Keese
Bradford Court
Newton
Harvard Criason
Highway Commission
Whose Team Is This a Post Photo Puzzle in Market District
A Post staffer offers a Five Dollar Gold Piece to the driver who identifies the pictured team from the Market district within five days. Names, venues, and prior identifications surface: James Gaffney of 88 Broad Street Roxbury with R A Murphy & Co 32 North Market Street Provisions, the horse Nancy. No 36 N E F Coal & Coke Everett three horse hitch driven by George Lemieux of 132 Beacham Street Everett. driver Robert Linsey of 81 Pine Street Waltham for Hathaway Bread Co. Tomorrow another team photo and next Sunday's full page are promised.
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Market District
Post
The
Washington Street
N. EF. Coal & Coke Company
Everett
George Lemieux
Beacham Street
John
Ned
Businessmen seek better Boston Plymouth train service
Local committees formed by the city’s business men, the board of trade, and granite manufacturers plan to petition the New York New Haven Hartford railroad for more trains on the Plymouth division. If concessions fail, the issue will be referred to railroad commissioners.
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Plymouth
Board of Trade
Girl Writes of Abduction from Maine to Vermont
A letter received from 11 year old Marion Popple describes a daylight kidnapping in Gardner, Massachusetts, drugging on a Fitchburg car, transport to Putney, Vermont, imprisonment in a hotel and a leap from a second story window to escape, ending with a threat of self harm. The child disappeared June 16 after trading in Gardner.
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Baldwinville
Old Orchard
Fred Popple
Marion
Gardner
Putney
Fitchburg
Guy Ham Saves Wife From Falling Under Train
Mrs. Guy A. Ham, wife of a former Assistant U S D A, slipped beneath a moving train at Fields Corner station. Her husband Guy Ham and Frederick Ingalls, clerk of the Municipal Criminal Court, pulled her clear as the train started at 8:25 am. She escaped injury.
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Guy A. Ham
United States District Attorney
Ham
Fields Corner
Frederick Ingalls
Municipal Criminal Court
Mr. Ham
Milk Stations Work Indorsed by Board in Boston
The Boston Board of Health officially recognizes the milk stations with graduate nurse supervisors and volunteer physicians. They protect over 900 young residents, applying Paris and New York ideas plus local practices to improve babies health. The Health Department backs the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association, sharing space with Charles Town High School seniors and Charlestown and South Boston stations under Mayor Fitzgerald approval.
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Boston
Charlestown High School
Public Buildings Department
Charlestown
Fitzgerald
Batten's Wedge showcases 90 ads with no text
George Batten Company of New York and Boston releases a two color 64 page special edition titled Batten's Wedge. The book reproduces over 90 advertisements exactly as they appeared in newspapers and magazines, arguing works speak louder than words. Complimentary to advertisers while supplies last.
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George Batten Company
New York
Boston
Man Fined Over Use of Ball and Chain on Son
Charles E K Boothby and his wife faced charges after a local court denounced the homemade ball and chain used on their 8 year old son as harsh and unnecessary. Boothby was fined 25 dollars. his wife was discharged for acting under his direction.
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Quincy
Charles EK. Boothby
Avery
Boothby
Stork Brings Them Third Pair of Twins
Winsted Connecticut July 20 For the third time Mrs Elof Peterson of No 51 Smith street Hartford has presented her husband with twins They are boys this time weighing six and one half pounds and seven and one half pounds Mr and Mrs Peterson are 39 years old and have had 11 children during their 17 years of married life Seven of them six boys and one girl are living
Tried to Die but Couldnt
Bert Locke of Seabrook New Hampshire attempted suicide by swallowing iodine and potash then cutting his throat. He survived and was resting at Newburyport hospital after regaining consciousness following anesthesia. Locke, a popular local youth, had been ill for some time and now shows potential for recovery.
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Newburyport
Mass
Bert Locke
Seabrook
N. H
Locke
English Suffragette Mrs Snowden Arrives in New York
Mrs Ethel Snow den a prominent English suffragette arrived today aboard the Carmania in New York and will soon head West to discuss British politics and women's suffrage. Her husband is a member of Parliament. She praised American women for support and noted recent gains in England's suffrage movement.
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New York
Ethel Snowden
Draper Names Commissions On Harbor Improvement And Nervous Breakdowns
Governor Draper sent to the executive council the names of William B. Dorman Thomas W. Gardiner and Lewis H. Bartlett all of Lynn as members of the commission on the improvement of Lynn harbor. A second commission was formed to study the advisability of establishing a State hospital for nervous breakdown cases with members including John B. Tinnan Salem Dr William N. Bullard Boston Edward S. Bradford Springfield Charles HK Ware Fitchburg Dr B R Benner Lowell and Francis N Thayer of Blackstone nominated as justice of the Second District of Southern Worcester in place of Arthur A Putnam retired Thayer has served as special justice for 33 years.
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Draper
Executive Council
William B. Dorman
Thomas W. Gardiner
Lewis H. Bartlett
Lynn
Lynn Harbor
John B. Tinnan
Salem
William N. Bullard
Boston
Edward S. Bradford
Springfield
Charles HK. Ware
Fitchburg
B. R. Benner
Lowell
Francis N. Thayer
Blackstone
Worcester
Arthur A. Putnam
Thayer
Japan Buys Four Military Airships Ordered in France
Victoria B C July 20 news from the Orient reports the Japanese government has ordered four military airships in France.
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Japan
Victoria
B. G
Suveriec
Orient
Military Aire
France
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Harry Palmer
Papa
Hup
Lyman School
Robert Linsey
Pine Street
Waltham
Hathaway Bread Company
Winter Street
Martin Klein
Philadelphia
Girl
Guy Ham
Wife
Stork
Mrs. Snowden
Draper Names Commissions
Temple Place
Tremont Street
India
LINON
Wallace
Hamburg
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