City Fights Profiteers in Health Dept Drive
William C. Woodward leads Boston’s state wide effort to blacklist unfair food price dealers. Health department staff will report daily prices to Dr P H Mullowney who will investigate and refer substantiated cases to the necessary commission for hearings.
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City Health Department
Health Commandgioner
William C. Woodward
Boston
Woodward
Peters
State Commission On the
Life
P. H. Mullowney
Necessaries Commission
Eureka sergeant Cassius Little shoots self at Fort Ethan Allen
Cassius W. Little of Eureka Kansas, a supply sergeant in the Third Cavalry's Supply Troop, killed himself at Fort Ethan Allen. He had 19 years in the service and saw overseas duty in World War I. no reason is known for the act.
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Burlington
Cassius W. Little
Eureka, Kae
Third Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Little
William Armstrong Dies at 61 in Peabody Leather Trade
William Armstrong a longtime leather manufacturer in Peabody died today at age 61. He was widely known in New Zealand and New York State for his business and community standing.
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Peabody
William Armstrong
New Zingland
New York State
Prohibition Official Receives Threatening Letters
Federal authorities report seven letter threats to William J. McCarthy, dry law director for New England, received at his office. Since taking charge last September, McCarthy has faced a rising volume of mail threats, with over 200 letters reaching him to date.
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William J. McCarthy
Prohibition
New England
Mr. McCarthy
McCarthy Receives Death Threats Over Prohibition Crackdown
Officials report letters threatening McCarthy with death if he resigns and calls in operatives to seize illicit stills. The threats include calls from pay stations and bribes from $50 to $1000 aimed at his men, while McCarthy stays firm.
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McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Preparing for Women's Vote in Boston Primaries
Women’s clubs push registration as election officials expect 25 000 to 30 000 women to vote in the September State primaries if a suffrage amendment is ratified. City Hall annex will host night registration August 12 to 18, with 26 ward stations open for women. Regular registration runs August 2 to 18 with special daytime women’s windows to avoid conflicts.
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Boston
City Hall
Commissioners’ Office
Catholic Church Notes Feast Days and Retreats
Next Sunday honors St James the Apostle and today marks St Praxedis. St Mary Magdalene is celebrated today and St Apolinaris tomorrow, with St Christina on Saturday. On Monday, St Anne is observed. The Very Rev John J Greoghan will lead a retreat in Halifax starting today for one week. Also noted is a global Novena to St Ignatius Loyola. The St Mary's Church in Thacher Street begins a 7 46 pm novena tonight. North Cambridge Knights of Columbus field day set for Russell Field on Saturday.
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James the Apostle
St. Praxedis
St. Mary Magdalen
St. Apolinaris
Christina
St. Anné
Virgin Mary
John J. Greoghan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Halifax
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Society of Jesus
Old St. Mary’s Church
Thacher Street
North End
North Cambridge
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Russell Field
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Health Department
Kansas
Leather Man
Women’s
Georgette Crepe
Just
New York
Women’s Wash
Catholic Church Notes
Mechanics
Walter M. Lowney
Division of University Extension
Massachusetts Department of Education
Sagamore Assembly Hall
Sagamore Beach
Etta Wright
Brown St
Cambridge
J. Walsh
M. D
Boylston &J
Beaton
Foulard
Navy
Copenhagen
Georgette
Eam
Mcgraw, N. Y
Americus
Dresden
Cretonnes
U. S. Army
Russia
Randolph
U.s.army
Lee Eye
Dunellen
Eran Izn
Children’s Garten
Neal
Aupepran
Ekwaa
Gene
Cor
Sa. Os
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