Boxing board picks to regulate matches in Massachusetts
Two boxing commissioners to join the Commissioner of Public Safety in regulating fights in Massachusetts with $3500 salaries each. Governor Coolidge to appoint within days. Hundreds endorse more than twenty candidates as the boxing bill nears implementation next September. Names include Major Frank W. Cavanaugh Lewis R. Sullivan Leo Leary Lawrence J. Conley and many Boston area figures.
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Boston
Lewis R. Sullivan
Leo Leary
Harvard
Lawrence J. Conley
Cornell
Legal Notables at Blackmur Funeral in Quincy
Representatives from the State and county bar associations attended the funeral services for Paul R. Blackmur a Boston attorney who died suddenly last Friday. Services were at 3 PM at First Parish Church Quincy with Rev Hudson officiating and burial in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery Quincy.
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Blackmur
Paul R. Blackmur
Boston
First Parish
Quincy
A. L. Hudson
Mt. Wollaston
Pupils of Mine Recital at Copley Plaza Hotel
Opera teacher Vinello Johnson directs students in a Friday recital at the ballroom of the Copley Plaza Hotel. Notable performer We Miss Ida Goldberg of Brookline will appear as soprano.
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Vinello Johnson
Copley Plaza Hotel
Ida Goldberg
Brookline
Plans to aid Chandler Home for Crippled Soldiers
The 101st Engineers Auxiliary Committee completed plans yesterday afternoon to aid the Chandler Home for Crippled Soldiers at Brookline. They held their final meeting of the year and a reception at the Cadet Armory on Columbus Avenue after three years of war work and entertaining returned 101st Engineers.
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Chandler
Brookline
101St Engineers Auxilary Committee
Columbus Avenue
101St Engineers
101St Engineers’ Auxiliary
Cadets’ Armory
Carrol J. Swan
John F. Ogborne
George F. Spalding
George E. Parsons
Anna Ellis
C. G. Francis
E. L. Hadley
Elias Field
George W. Tower
H. Z. Landon
Boston University Announces Week of Commencements and Events
Commencement Week at Boston University begins with Underneath the Bough at the Colonial Theatre tomorrow night and closes with a BU Nanking University night at the Pops on June 16. Seniors attend Nan tasket picnic on Thursday, the play The Mollusk on Friday in Jacob Sleeper Hall, Alumni Day on Saturday, and a baccalaureate sermon by Bishop Lauress Birney at Trinity Church on Sunday. The senior prom is Monday night June 4 with Class Day on Tuesday and graduation exercises Wednesday at Tremont Temple.
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Boston University
Colonial Theatre
B. U.nanking University
Nantasket
Jacob Sleeper
Lauress Birney
B. U. Theological School
Trinity Church
Tremont Temple
Movie Questions and Answers in Sunday Post Magazine
A note identifies the Movie Questions and Answers feature in the Sunday Post Magazine pages 8 and 9. It outlines quiz prompts and answers typical of a light entertainment column.
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Sunday Post
Offered own stolen watch leads to police swoop
A Chelsea store owner reported a burglary and loot totaling about $2000 when a young man offered a stolen watch for loan. The suspect, Albert Butler, 13, of 97 Pearl Street, Chelsea, claimed he bought the watch moments earlier for $2. Police then intervened.
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Mael Berkman
Metropolitan Loan Company
Broadway, Chelsea
Berkman
Albert Butler
Pearl Street
Chelsea
Woman in alienation suit tries death by own action
Rutland Vermont June 7 Mrs Mery Mason wife of Alexander C Mason prominent insurance man who brought suit for 25000 damages against Michael Dugan retired liquor dealer alleging alienation of affections was hurriedly taken to Brattleboro retreat today after attempting to take her own life She is reported to have become violently insane yesterday and to have attempted suicide with medicine left by a physician
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Rutland
Mery Mason
Alexander C. Mason
Michael Dugan
Freezone corn remover promises painless lift off
Advert shows Freezone as a cheap easy remedy for hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It claims instant pain relief and quick removal with no soreness, pitched as the discovery of a Cincinnati genius, available from druggists.
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Cincinnati
Driver held in manslaughter for Beverly woman death
Salem reports Ludwig Buba of Beverly was held in 3000 bonds on manslaughter and reckless driving charges after Miss Mary Collins of Beverly was dragged for several hundred feet when struck by his car. A hearing is set for June 16.
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Salem
Ludwig Buba
Beverly
Mary Collins
Collins
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Springfield
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Lowell
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Greenheld
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Pittsfield
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Eliza Marshall
Miss Mary Gately
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Mixzzrachi Organization of America
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