Airplane Networks Run Mosquito Maps and News Despatches
The airways will map swampy pest areas from the air and aid sanitation. Pigeons may relay forest fire alerts to relief stations, and telegraph traffic could ride planes to key cities within hours. Air routes promise near‑rail speed links among major hubs by 1920.
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Atlantic
Nav Department
Wanted 10 Ten Thousand Dollar Men
A dramatic recruitment notice seeks ten men each worth ten thousand dollars in incentives or prize value. The terse call targets potential applicants for a high stakes venture and outlines no further terms in the fragment.
Epidemic of Raising Ten Dollar Bills in Boston
Boston faces a coinage scam as phony ten dollar bills appear citywide. Secret Service warns storekeepers to scrutinize small purchases after five bogus notes surfaced, with at least twenty cases reported. Investigators link the scheme to a foreign gang using altered one and two dollar bills.
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Boston
Scollay Square
United States
Secret Service
Owen McKenna
New England
10 Minute Service on Atlantic Ave Parks Summer Travel
General Manager C. D. Emmons of the Boston Elevated Railway announces a summer 10 minute service on the Atlantic avenue line between Dudley street and Sullivan square via the South Station. This may slightly affect Washington street tunnel routes but serves summer travelers. The four minute shuttle between North and South stations continues as current.
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C. D. Emmons
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Atlantic Avenue
Dudley Street
Sullivan Square
Hough
Washington Street
Emmons
Cook-Doyle Case Again Continued
North Scituate summer residents watched as Judge William Kelley granted a one week continuation in the statutory offence case against Mathew J. Doyle of Dorchester and Mrs. Lillian Hadley Cook of Toronto. Final disposition is set for Friday, June 13.
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North Scituate
Hingham Court
William Kelley
Mathew J. Doyle
Dorchester
Lillian Hadley Cook
Toronto
Canada
Doyle
Mrs. Cook
North Scituate Beach
Marriage Intentions Filed at City Hall List
A long list of marriage intentions shows couples from Boston and surrounding areas. Names include Carlo Amorosino and Maria Graziano, Harold Hooper and Margaret Byrne, John Tully and Margaret O Leary, and many others with occupations and home addresses. The records reflect diverse trades such as shipfitter, electrician, clerk, seaman, and bookkeeper.
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City Hall
Carlo Amorosino
Shipfitter
Oneida Street
Maria Graziano
Harold E. Hooper
Harbor View Street
Dorchester
Margaret V. Byrne
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Harold J. Brown
Seaman
Tacoma
Wash
Catherine E. Devaney
Child Street
Jamaica Plain
Clarence N. Marshall
Newbern Street
Brenda C. Frodigh
Auburn Street
Worcester
John J. Tully
Dacia Street
Roxbury
Margaret F. O'Leary
East Eighth Street
South
Boston
Stephen G. Mathewson
Tampa Street
Brenda MacDonald
Walton Street
Charles O. Wells
Pearl Street
Somerville
Elizabeth J. Lewis
L Street
Harold A. Wilson
Cazenove Street
Laura J. Boyle
John J. Gallagher
Liverpool Avenue
East Boston
Camilla Caprio
Chelsea Street
East
Louis W. Blakeney
Fletcher Street
Roslindale
Effie R. Hopkins
Concord Square
Gordon Crawford
Ashmont Street
Harriett L. Hartley
Lonsdale Street
John Normile
Lawn Street
Annie M. Finneran
Cook
St. John Street
Edward J. Sauer
Elmwood Street
West Roxbury
Selma A. Apollon
William F. MacDonald
Everett Street
Allston
Mildred E. Narey
Pomeroy Street
Louis H. Swartz
Joy Street
Amelia Levy
Westminster Road
August W. von Hagen
Beech Street
Louise H. Brandli
Walter J. Brennan
Dawes Street
Fannie BE. Hill
Everett
Harry A. Speakman
Charlestown Navy Yard
Ora Porter
Sherman Street
Medford
Williams. J. White
Faneuil Street
Brighton
Josephine M. Girovard
Day Street
Albert E. Fern
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Mary Hoffen
Worcester Square
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Ambrose Street
Ellen Healy
Jefferson Avenue
Clarence H. Smith
Lexington Avenue
Cambridge
Helen G. Gunn
Williams Avenue
Hyde Park
Frank G. Haigh
Perkins Avenue
Laura F. Hall
Neponset Avenue
Joseph B. Gallant
Columbus Avenue
Rosamond G. Flanson
Kallii M. Zodan
Hudson Street
Sarah Reisha
Albany Street
Bernard F. Murphy
Rigger’s
Spange Street
Widowed and Married Pairs Listed in Local Notices
A string of names and ages appears with occupations and addresses from Boston area neighborhoods. Entries include Gustave Morandotti and Annie Achorn, Antonio Pepe and Ermelinda Salanda, Giuseppe Di Marco and Teresina Elefante, Robert E. Cole and Nellie J. Dorgan, John P. Murphy and Marie McCarthy, John T. McDonald and Winifred G. O’Neill, Charles J. Murray and Ethel Thompson, Charles M. Rhederian and Ada V. Fernald, Albert Hudson and Mary Anthony, Joseph B. Barry and Margaret M. Devine.
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Margaret B. Connell
Monument Street
Charlestown
Gustave J. Morandotti
Warren Avenue
Annie M. Achorn
Lynn
Antonio Pepe
Bennington Street
Boston
Ermelinda Salanda
Arnidhcourt
Cambridge
Giuseppe di Marco
Hanover Street
Teresina Elefante
Metropolitan Avenue
Roslindale
Robert E. Cole
Saratoga Street
East
Nellie J. Dorgan
Crescent Avenue
Chelsea
Ohn P. Murphy
C Street
South
Marie McCarthy
Massachusetts Avenue
John T. McDonald
Douglas Avenue
Somerville
Winifred G. O'Neill
Meridian Street
Charles J. Murray
Ludlow Street
Ethel Thompson
Charles M. Rhederian
Union Park
Ada V. Fernald
Cambridge Street
South Lawrence
Albert Hudson
Folsom Street
Mary Anthony
Park Avenue
Revere
Joseph B. Barry
Chandler Street
Margaret M. Devine
Gray Street
Harvard Adds Thirty-Five Instructors to Arts and Sciences
Harvard Corporation approves appointment of thirty five new instructors and tutors in history government economics and other fields at the arts and sciences division. Names include Gordon Fair Morris Gray Hunnewell Les Hood Ramir Arratia Pau Baum Cole and many more. John Alley John Dickinson and Alfred Hanford elected tutors in history government and economics. Resignation of Dunham Jackson accepted.
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Harvard Corporation
Gordon Maskew Fair
Morris Gray
Francis Welles Hunnewell
Corporation
Thurman Les Hood
Wolfert Gerson Webber
Edward Nickling Bradford
Joseph Wright
Robert Pierce Casey
Divinity
Ramir Arratia
Pau Franklin Baum
John Felt Cole
Robert Wheaton Coues
Robert Franklin Vield
Allen French
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Brewer Goddard Whitmore
Norris Folger Hall
Ashbury Haven
Arthur Witchfield Russell
Friedrich Schoenemann
Rufus Stickney Tucker
Walter Elwood Vail
John Wilson
John Alley
John Dickinson
Alfred Chester Hanford
Dunham Jackson
Railroads $250,000,000 Behind in Four Months
The railroad administration reports a $58,000,000 deficit in April, totaling about $250,000,000 for January through April. It says economic conditions are too unsettled to justify rate increases now and will instead pursue economy measures.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Shoe Prices Likely to Rise as Leather Costs Increase
Wartime boot and shoe prices are expected to climb next fall due to a rising wholesale leather market. Boston manufacturers see shipments for next season higher than present retail levels, with buyers sourcing leather now to meet anticipated demand. Industry leaders cite postwar demand in the United States and Europe as driving the higher leather prices.
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Boston
W. C. Tobin
Endicott-Johnson Company
F. D. Ellison
Rice & Hutchins Company
Preston P. Keith
Brockton
Tanners’ Council
Catholic Church Notes and Upcoming Feast Days
Feast days next week include Pentecost and a series of saints from St Pri mus to St Basil with Trinity Sunday on June 15. Bishop Anderson will administer confirmations at St John the Evangelist Swampscott and St Anne's Salem on Monday.
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Trinity
Anderson
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Swampscott
St. Anne’s Church
Salem
Wilson Affirms Treaty Aligns With 14 Points
Paris June 6 President Wilson says the peace treaty conforms with his 14 points and would correct any error if shown. He is quoted by the press as convinced the draft violates none of his principles.
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Paris
Wilson
Mafin
Air prize set for Portugal to Brazil flight
The Portuguese government issues a decree offering a prize of 30 contos roughly 32400 dollars to the Portuguese or Brazilian aviator who flies from Portugal to Brazil.
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Lisbon
Associated Press
Portugal
Brazil
Aviation licensing under wartime air regulations
The Joint Army and Navy Board of Aeronauticsrequires all civil aircraft operators to hold a license issued in Washington D C. Violations carry heavy penalties. The article notes upper air winds differ from surface winds with speeds over 100 mph at 3000 to 5000 feet and can change abruptly.
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Army and Navy Board of Aeronautics Cognizance
Washington
D.C
Cc. A. R.i
Youth Declamation Star Smashes 14-Year Record at Boston Latin
Joseph Schneider, former Boston Post newsboy, wins first in the annual prize declamation at Boston Latin School. He sets a new high mark of 9.12 percent, surpassing a 95 12 percent record from 14 years prior. Schneider also wins reader honors and a debating medal.
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Boston Latin School
Boston Post
Joseph Schneider
Montague
Schneider
Camp Devens
Max Schneider
Bickford Street
Roxbury
Whitsunday Protestant services announced across churches
The Cathedral Church of St Paul and Park Street Congregational Church announce Whitsunday services. Roving schedule includes holy communion at 8 10 and 11 am, evening service at 7 30 pm with brass hymn sing on the porch at 7 15 pm.
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Leon Rousmaniere
St. Paul
L A
Whitsunday
William Appleton Lawrence
St. Stephen's Church
Lynn
Lawrence
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street Congregational Church
Boy Scouts Rally At Harvard Stadium Today
In Harvard Stadium this afternoon the Boy Scouts of Greater Boston will stage a rally and demonstrations to showcase knightly acts and scout feats. Activities run for two hours with many contests conducted simultaneously, offering an exposé of scouts' varied interests. Public invited by scout executives.
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Harvard Stadium
Boy Scouts of
Greater Boston
Ice cooled theatre offers Griffiths Broken Blossoms
A note promotes enjoying cinema at the Colonial Theatre with D. W. Griffiths Broken Blossoms as a featured masterpiece. The advertisement invites patrons to sit in the ice cooled venue and become lost in the beauty of cinema art.
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D. W. Griffith
Advt
Lithuanian Delegation Denounces German Betrayal in Paris
The Lithuanian national council says Germany surrendered Lithuanian territory to Bolsheviks and Poles after armistice, aiding the Russian Soviet regime. It claims Lithuanians defended the land alone until German and Polish withdrawals. It cites arrests, shootings, requisitions, and sale of contraband to Bolsheviks.
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New York
Paris
Lithuanian National Council
Foch
Teuton
Lithuania
Grocery Price List Racking Up Small-Item Deals
Local ad lists bulk and item prices with cents care: fat 18, can 28, 15, 14, 25, jar 16, hot items 14 15 cents. Mentions Irg bulk and 1 Ib. packages, and a Th. pkg. for 130 pounds. Includes Food Administration license reference.
Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Avoiding Operation
Mrs A W Binzer of Black River Falls Wisconsin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from an operation after organic troubles and side pain left her bedridden. She praises the root and herb remedy and urges other women with inflammation ulcers displacements backache nervousness irregularities or mood issues to try it.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eau Claire
A. W. Binzer
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