Mothers in West End clash with arrest over airing babies
North Anderson Street residents protest a police arrest targeting Mrs. Applebaum and others for letting infants breathe fresh air on sidewalks. Officials debate an unwritten rule while doctors plead for open air amid infantile paralysis fears.
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Anderson Street
West End
Thomas Foley
Joy Street
Post
Walter Ballantyne
O’meara
Ballantyne
J. Herbert Young
Back Bay
Newton
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
Foley
Ill Health Forces Pastor to Resign at Somerville Church
The Rev. Paul Gordon Favor, six years pastor of Prospect Hill Congregational Church Somerville, resigns effective November 1 due to health concerns. He leads the Somerville Federation of Churches, was born in Lowell, and is a Lowell High School and Dartmouth graduate.
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Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Somerville
Favor
Somerville Federation of Churches
Lowell
Lowell High School
Dartmouth
M Donald Announces Re election Bid for City Council
City Councillor Daniel J. McDonald announced his candidacy for re election. He completes a 3 year term and will be endorsed by Mayor Curley and the Democratic City Committee. Last election carried the Good Government Association's OK but ties have since weakened.
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Daniel J. McDonald
McDonald
Curley
Democratic City Committee
O. K
Good Government Association
Hughes Completes Acceptance Speech at Bridgehampton
Charles E Hughes nearly finished his acceptance speech at his Bridgehampton summer home. He plans to review it with William R Willcox, GOP chairman, and discuss the Pacific coast trip itinerary which may be announced tomorrow.
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles BE. Hughes
New York
William R. Willcox
Republican National Committee
Hughes
Willcox
Pacific Coast
Parcel post extends to China with weight limit set
Parcel post is extended to China with parcels exchanged starting August 1 between the U S and China. Maximum weight is 11 pounds and a single pony express license remains until the City Council grants more licenses. A separate item notes Union Square Somerville paving at $25 000, ordered by the mayor.
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United States
Post Office Department
Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
James A. Berryman
Saugus
Lynn
George H.newhall
Union Square
Somerville
Twins Born to Mrs Lufkin in Boston Scobey Hospital
Gloucester Daily Times staff former secretary Wilfred Lufkin is honored with a four column scare head celebrating the birth of twin girls to Mrs Lufkin at Scobey Hospital Boston following a Caesarean delivery. The message reads Congratulations from the Gang as the birth occurred last night.
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Gloucester Daily Times
Wilfred T. Lufkin
Congressman Gardner
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