Publisher Found Dead From Gas In Yonkers Home
Sinclair Tou bey publisher was found dead by his wife in Yonkers authorities list death as asphyxiation probably accidental He was 54 and formerly worked with his brother Frank Tousey in dime novel publishing and was related to Sinclair Tousey former president of the American News Company
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New York
Sinclair Toubey
Yonkers
Tousey
Frank Tousey
Sinclair Tousey
American News Company
Shortage of Dolls May Persist Across Christmas Season
Thousands of American children could go without dolls and toys next Christmas unless the American and British governments reach an agreement to release large stocks of German dolls and toys currently held in Holland or Germany due to the British blockade on German commerce.
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Holland
Germany
Toy imports blockade may cut Christmas supply
Julius Baer of Louis Wolf & Co Boston testified after returning from London that Britain’s blockade could halt foreign shipments of German made dolls and toys, risking a 75 percent shortfall this Christmas. He noted 8000 cases in Rotterdam and 20 000 cases ready in Sonneberg, valued at about 150 million dollars, and warned of lost duties for the U S government as talks proceed with the British embassy.
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Julius Baer
Louis Wolf & Co
Boston
Baer
London
America
Germany
Mr. Baer
Rotterdam
Sonnenberg
United States
China
Lansing
Catholic clergy named chaplains and church events noted
Cardinal OConnell appoints Suffolk county chaplains for the American Federation of Catholic Societies with district assignments for Boston Roxbury Charlestown East Boston and Hyde Park Dorchester Chelsea and more Names include Mgr Splaine Coppinger Ulrich Supple James Murphy and Brannan Also churches in Beverly Farms Lawrence East Bridgewater Plymouth Essex Lynn receive devotion schedules and a forty hours observance is set in multiple parishes
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Suffolk County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
D. D
P. R
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Boston
Joseph I. Coppinger
St. Augustine's
South Boston
Joseph J. Ulrich
East Boston
James N. Supple
Charlestown
Chittick
Hyde Park
Peter Rowan
Dorchester
William F. Powers
St. Rose Church
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Beachmont
James J. Murphy
Church of Our Lady of the Presentation
Brighton
St. Margaret’s Church
Beverly Farms
St. Anthony’s Church
Lawrence
East Bridgewater
Thomas F. Brannan
Plymouth County
Brockton
Mgr
Teeling
Essex and
Lynn
O’connell
It Wasn’t Bob’s Fault That the Rest Missed the Party
A humorous note hints that a social gathering fell short of its hoped for turnout. The line suggests a reference to a "Lady Bountiful" figure and teases a Wit and Humor section in the upcoming Sunday issue.
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Bob
Lady Bountiful
Resinol Ointment and Soap Featured for Baby Skin Relief
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are advertised as gentle for babies with eczema heat rash teething rash and chafings. The products claim instant itching relief and speedy healing and have been prescribed by doctors for 20 years. Free samples are offered by yi druggists in Baltimore Mad.
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Iree
Baltimore
Mad
Mary Alice Brown and Francis Willett at Boreas Club
Mary Alice Brown, 12, visits Sam Thomas farm and meets Charlie, then Lem reforms and takes a cottage. Wealthy John Willett cures Charlie. Years pass as Mary Alice works, and Francis Willett invites her to Boreas Club for a thrilling toboggan ride. They bond over danger, ice, and growing attraction.
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Mary Alice Brown
Lem Brown
Sam Thomas
Charlie
Lem
Thomas
John Willett
Jackson
Mary Alice
Francis
Boreas Club
Francis Willett
Say You'll Marry Me at the Carnival
In early winter darkness lamps light the lake as crowds swell the carnival. Mary Alice savors the color and novelty while fear fades after an exhilarating initiation. Francis notes the long lines and suggests the clubhouse for supper.
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Mary Alice
Francis
Eet Maynard & Co
Cornelia Vanderbilt Undergoes Operation for Ruptured Vessel
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, daughter of the late George W. Vanderbilt, rests comfortably after an operation last night on a ruptured blood vessel. She was swimming on the Biltmore estate lake when she plunged and the injury occurred.
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Asheville
N. C
Cornelia Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Three Grimes Children Die in Hammer Attack Near Temple
TEMPLE Tex July 29 Three children of farmer W R Grimes were beaten to death with a hammer last night. Grimes and his wife were also beaten and Mrs Grimes is not expected to live. After regaining consciousness Grimes dressed two twin babies and a 7 year old boy and sent them to a neighbor for help.
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Temple
Tex
W. R. Grimes
Grimes
Curley and Fitz Fight Water Rate in Hull Summer Colony
Hull residents led by Mayor Curley ex Mayor Fitzgerald and Postmaster Murray protest the water company practice of charging a full year’s rate even for cottages rented briefly in summer. They push to the Gas and Electric Light Commission for rate relief and plan to organize improvement associations to challenge costs, with electric and telephone rates as next targets.
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Hull
Curley
Fitzgerald
Murray
Marcellus Coggan
E. B. Rich
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Water Company
Hingham Water Company
Rich
Protesant Churches Express sorrow and plan minister meeting
Ministers of Greater Boston churches hold a 4:80 to 5 p m Sunday prayer service to express sorrow over the war and support those in distress. A follow up bells toll marks the end. The Monday meeting at Tremont Temple will discuss Twelve Months of War with Rev. Shumaker Fiske Sargent and Rutledge attending. Boston children’s museum planned in settlement district to aid under 14s with art displays and prints via Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Reverend Gates of Wilbraham dies at 91 leaving bequests to mission boards. Phillips Church summer Sunday school suspended. men’s classes continue weekly with church history topics.
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Greater Boston
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple Building
el. 8. Shumaker
Boston
G. 8. Fiske
East Boston
A. H. Sargent
Rockland
W. J. Rutledge
South Boston
Watchman Examiner
Settlement House
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Phillips Church
C. W. Dunham
Philadelphia civic leader William YT Tilden dies at 69
William YT Tilden a longtime Philadelphia civic and political figure died after a brief illness. He was 69 years old.
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W. T. Tilden
Philadelphia
William YT. Tilden
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