Four Injured In Accidents Reported At City Hospital
Four accident cases arrived at Boston City Hospital yesterday afternoon and evening. Daniel Baxter three, of 741 Dorchester Avenue South Boston, suffered a lacerated scalp and fractured skull after running across Boston Street. Antonio Fratella thirty four, of Fulton Street Hyde Park, cranked his automobile near 371 Washington Street Hyde Park and fractured his left arm when the car started and pinned him against a building. Nathan Feldman seven, of 12 Cobb Street South End, was crossing Washington Street near Pavis Street and was struck by a street car causing body bruises and possible internal injuries. Patrick Blaney forty seven, of 6 Sanford Place Roxbury, drove into a street car at Columbus Avenue and Northampton Street and sustained fractured ribs and an injured hip.
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Margaret Baxter
Dorchester Avenue
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Boston Street
Antonio Fratella
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Hyde Park
Washington Street
Nathan ““Eldman
Cobb Street
South Eng
Pavis Street
Patrick Blaney
Sanford Place
Roxbury
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Northampton Street
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City Hospital
Thurston Sisters Surrender in Boston Superior Court
Eunice Anna and Bessie Thurston of 340 West 7th Street New York gave themselves up in Boston Superior Court. Each provided bail of 1500 dollars amid accusations of involvement in a bogus stock scheme. Ages 24, 19, and 17. Extradi tion was likely pursued.
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Boston
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Veterans at Parker Hill Hospital Enjoy Shore Outing
Eighty World War veterans at Parker Hill Hospital benefited from an outreach by Post readers who funded and organized trips to Nantasket Beach Bass Point Revere Beach and other seaside resorts. Volunteers including Mayor Peters Police Commissioner Curtis and L C Prior joined rides while others hosted veterans at Nahant and the north shore. Hospitals statewide seek cars to give rides to roughly 1700 disabled veterans needing outings this summer and organizers urge more volunteers to join and arrange future excursions.
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Medford
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C. Anthony
Cambridge
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West Roxbury
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Blue Hills
Fenway
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Hanlon Place
Dorchester
W. Lord
Brookline
Marie McCracken
Wellesley
James F. Roberts
Somerville
the Post
War Risk Cleanup Drive Aims to Settle Veteran Claims
A conference between the American Red Cross and veteran groups led by Dr. Arthur E. Brides formed a nucleus for a New England effort to clear outstanding World War I war risk insurance claims. The plan: gather proofs of disability, determine amounts, and forward complete data to the Milk Street office to speed compensation for deserving veterans.
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New England States
American Red Cross
Arthur E. Brides
New England
Swift & Company Beef Prices Boston Week Ending July 23
Prices realized on Swift and Company carcass beef sales in Boston for the week ending Saturday July 23 ranged from 10 cents to 14.75 cents per pound and averaged 13.89 cents per pound.
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Swift & Company
Boston
Delays Hit City Council Urgent Improvements
Improvements urged by orders to the City Council at yesterday's meeting were delayed due to lack of a quorum. A special noon session is set for Wednesday to complete the business, with $603,685 in projects including $120,000 for a new fire high pressure system and $200,000 for a municipal gymnasium in South Boston.
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Forest Hills
Boston Council Funds Park Projects And Street Widening
The Boston City Council approved park improvements totaling 100000 including a Franklin Park roadway from Forest Hills to Blue Hill Avenue and a new Public Garden bridge costing about 12000. Other action funded lighting at Parkman bandstand, a flagpole base, and a Fens study at 6000 with tree culture funds, plus a 125000 North Beacon Street widening loan.
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McLaughlin
Moriarty
Ford
Hull
Executive Committee
Boston Common
Park Department
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Forest Hills
Blue Hill Avenue
Shea
Fens
Parkman Fund
A Mother's Experience with Dr True's Elixir
West Buxton Me Mrs Arthur Campbell recalls a two year old daughter recovering from a fever after taking Dr True's Elixir. She credits the remedy for quick improvement and notes worms as a common cause of childhood illness.
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West Buxton
Arthur Campbell
Dr. True
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