War Vet Wins Back His Job After 18 Months
In Methuen Thomas H. Mahoney, once suspended as Water Board Superintendent, is exonerated of all misfeasance and malfeasance charges after a period of litigation. The current Water Board, appointed by city government, voted to dismiss prior charges and reinstate Mahoney following Supreme Court reinstatement.
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Methuen
Water Board
Thomas H. Mahoney
Water Board Now In
Water Board In Power
Mahoney
Supreme Court
TIZ Cures Aching Feet Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement proclaims Tiz as the world’s sole remedy that draws out poisonous exudations causing tender feet. It claims instant pain relief for corns callouses and bunions and promises long lasting comfort for a few cents a box. It targets workers who stand all day and urges purchase from any druggist.
Horses on trolleys in Boston raise unusual display
The emergency crew of Boston Elevated Railway at Sullivan Square reports owning the only pair of horses in New England trained to ride trolleys. The method aims to prevent animals from chasing each other in the terminal enclosure while awaiting orders to dash to emergencies as fire department animals do.
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Boston
Sullivan Square
New England
Two Temperamental Horses Tamed by Trolley Wire Plan
Two fractious horses were restrained by a novel setup using two trolley wires strung between regulation iron poles with extra wire and trolley pole wheels. The animals now move about calmly within the walkway limits imposed by their improvised harness.
AID PROMISES RAILROADS COOPERATION IN FREIGHT JAM
Daniel Willard president of the Association of Railway Executives Car Service telegraphs the Interstate Commerce Commission from New York promising full cooperation to relieve the freight congestion. He notes carriers have not carried out orders and expects no need for penal action under the Interstate Commerce Act. The commission had accused railroads of failing to interchange cars reroute freight and abrogate contracts with shippers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniel Willard
Association of Railway Executives’ Car Service
Commission
Willard
New York
Mann Funeral at Arlington Heights
James R. Mann longtime Boston banker and bird authority dies. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 30 in Arlington Heights Park Avenue Congregational Church of which he was a charter member. He was born in Gorham Maine on July 16 1881 and is survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Herbert A Snow of Arlington Heights.
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James R. Mann
Arlington Heights
Boston
Arlington Heights Park Avenue Congregational Church
Mr. Mann
Gorham
Herbert A. Snow
Arlington, Heights
Somerville Police Guard Stevens Funeral at Home
Twenty Somerville policemen acted as a guard of honor at the funeral of Charles W. Stevens a longtime department member. The service was at his home 63 Preston road with Rev Harley D Maxwell and the Oasis Lodge Odd Fellows conducting afterward. Burial followed in Winthrop Cemetery.
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Somerville
Charles W. Stevens
Preston Road
Harley D. Maxwell
First Universalist Church
Odd Fellows
Oasis Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Winthrop Cemetery
Army Schools Open July 1 at Camp Grant Illinois
The army educational schools at Camp Grant Illinois open July 1 offering servicemen professional training supervised by university instructors loaned to the government. Applications are coming from across the country and subjects include automobile work electrical building textile metal work highway construction machinery modern business agriculture and music. One year of enlistment in the army is the qualification to enter then students transfer after a short training at a fort or summer camp.
Annual Concert for Blind Men's Benefit in Cambridge
An extensive programme is arranged for the annual concert of the Blind Men's Benefit Association of Cambridge to be held tomorrow night at Board of Trade Hall. Amateur and professional talent from Boston and vicinity will participate, with a group of concert children from the Child Players' League of Cambridge led by Betty LaMont performing.
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Blind Men’s Benefit Association of Cambridge
Board of Trade Hall
Cambridge
Boston
Child Players’ League of Cambridge
Betty LaMont
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