Large haul of short lobster prawns seized at Wells Beach
In Wells Maine June 3 wardens from Saco Biddeford and Kennebunk seized 1511 short lobsters in blind traps in Wells Harbor. It was claimed the lobsters were bound for Massachusetts. A wardens presence in town sparked speculation about payment at one dollar per short lobster seized.
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Wells Beach
Wells
Ricker W
Saco
Goldthwaite
Biddeford
Green and Allen
Kennebunk
Massachusetts
Child Fatally Struck by Truck Crossing Dover Street
Six year old Ferrari Sebastiano was hit while crossing Washington Street near Dover as a motor truck struck him. He died within minutes after being taken to City Hospital.
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Washington Street
Dover
City
Americans Stop German Strike In Occupied Zone
In Coblenz June 2 a German general strike protesting the Rhenish republic at Wiesbaden lasted four hours and ended after American authorities warned of deportation. Rail and street car workers at Treves and Coblenz led the walkout, with Iapor leaders urged to restore work by 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblenz
Associated Press
Rhenish Republic
Wiesbaden
Treves
Iapor
Divided On Causes Of Influenza At Massachusetts Meeting
The Massachusetts Medical Society met at the 138th annual session in Copley Plaza to debate influenza origins habitats transmission and extermination methods. The discussion questioned whether a single germ caused the pestilence that swept the nation last fall.
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Massachusetts Medical Society
Copley Plaza
Influenza Pneumonia Studies Reported By Naval Hospital Panel
Dr. James P. Leake and Dr. J. J. Keegan debate transmission routes of influenza. Redden cites serum after 250 treated cases showing reduced death rates, while Locke reports no clear benefit. Chelsea and Boston hospitals cited with mortality comparisons. council officers elected at noon meeting.
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James P. Leake
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
J. J. Keegan
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
William R. Redden
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Edwin A. Locke
Boston City Hospital
Boston
Alfred Worcester
Waltham
Arthur R. Crandell
Taunton
Walter L. Burrage
Jamaica Plain
Arthur K. Stone
Framingham Centre
Edwin H. Brigham
Brookline
Callan Elected Vice-President in Typographical Union Recount
John Callan of the Municipal Printing Plant defeated Fred C. Harwood by 706 to 704 for vice-president after a recount of Typographical Union No. 13 ballots. Sylvester McBride won president-elect by 742 to 724 over Joseph Dallas. Executive committee results unchanged.
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Typographical Union No
John Callan
Municipal Printing Plant
Fred C. Harwood
Harwood
Sylvester McBride
Joseph Dallas
Wil son Outlines Action to Defeat Bolshevism in Labor
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson details steps to combat Bolshevik influence in American industry. The forthcoming exclusive article in the Boston Post analyzes threats and proposed remedies for labor and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Wilson
Boston Post
Condensed novels contest advances with Gulliver’s Travels
The Post outlines the 3000 prize for 20 condensations with $100 each and bonuses for the top three. Judges near completion will announce results, then proceed to rank the 20 entries including The Newcomes and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea among forthcoming selections through June.
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Gulliver
Pilgrim’s Progress
James B. Connolly
America
Newcomes
Thackeray
Charles K. Bolton
Boston, Athenaeum
Louisa M. Alcott
Carolyn Wells
Richard Carvel
Winston Churchill
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
United States
Dickens
Sara A. Hamlin
Charles Kingsley
Consuelo
George Sand
Irving Bacheller
Adam Bede
George Eliot
Ellery Sedgwick
The
Atlantic Monthly
Tess of
Navy plans vast South Boston base reshaping harbor
Chairman John N. Cole told a legislative committee that the Navy will buy 4 396 480 square feet of state land along the South Boston waterfront for 1 061 000 and build great piers and docks to supplement Charlestown yard and Squantum works. The purchase funds will aid Boston Harbor development. The $3 190 000 dry dock sale awaits completion before payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Cole
Commission On Waterways and Public Lands
Legislative Committee On Joint Judiciary
United States Navy Department
Boston
Fish Pier
Dry Dock
Coolidge
Boston Harbor
Navy Department
The
Waterways Commission
United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
Victory Plant
Squantum
Massachusetts
Essex
Abbott
Cole
the Waterways Commission
No Women Prohibited on Premises After Licensing Board Ruling
The Licensing Board upheld one complaint and dismissed another from the police against two Boston liquor dealers. Bianco & Co. at 198 North Street were found guilty of a license condition violation but allowed to resume business with a rule that no women may enter the premises. John L. Quinn & Co. at 208 Friend Street had charges for selling to an intoxicated person dismissed.
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Boston
Bianco & Co
North Street
John L. Quinn & Co
Friend Street
Pop conductor Strube Leads Varied Pops Program Tonight
Mr Strube, a popular guest conductor at the pops concerts this week, will lead a program including VaLarella, Carmen and Pagliacci pieces, Liszt oboe solo, and Dvorak Pomp and Circumstance with selections by Bizet Tchaikovsky Wagner and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strube
Thomas
Madama Butterfill
Puerini Secon
Inene Paladishe
Women Seek Funds for Typhus Aid to Serbia Hospitals
Women urge contributions to meet a 50 000 goal for the American Women's Hospitals two hospitals on wheels pledged to Serbia to combat typhus. State lag in 40 000 shortfall prompts public donations care of the Old Colony Trust Company Bay State branch Boston Mass.
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American Women’s Hospitals
Old Colony Trust Company
Bay State Branch
Boston
Mass
Col Bacon Buried in Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Colonel Robert Bacon former Secretary of State and U S ambassador to France was buried yesterday morning at Mt. Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. Only close family and a few friends attended the interment.
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Col. Bacon
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Robert Bacon
United States
France
Cambridge
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Big Naval Base
the Pops
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Wagener Selection
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