Massachusetts anti suffrage campaign to persuade voters
Hosts of anti suffrage women plan a state wide summer campaign to argue that women's place is in the home. The effort runs from Cape Cod to the Berkshires with afternoon meetings and a goal to enroll thousands, opening July 22 in Barnstable led by State organizer Mrs. A J George.
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Cape Cod
Berkshires
Massachusetts Association
Association
James M. Codman
New England
Codman
National Association
New York
Massachusetts
Barnstable
A. J. George
Hear Suit Against Grand Trunk in July
John Marsh of Chicago brings a suit over the Southern New England railroad project from Palmer to Blackstone a Grand Trunk link into Providence. Hearings begin in July with the road’s property to remain unencumbered pending a special master appointment by Supreme Court Judge Braley.
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John Marsh
Chicago
Southern New England Railroad
Palmer
Blackstone
Grand Trunk
Providence
Supreme Court
Braley
Resinol Heals Sunburn and Summer Skin Irritations
Resinol promises rapid relief for sunburn heat rash prickly heat ivy poisoning chafing insect bites and related irritations. Regular use of Resinol Soap for toilet and bath aids skin comfort and Baby skin care. Ointment and Soap sold by druggists samples available from Dept. 47 S Resinol Baltimore MD.
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Dept. 47-S
Resinol
Baltimore
Republicans Choose Macleod as Public Service Chair
Frederick J. Macleod will be chairman of the new Public Service Commission set to take office July 1. Republicans pledge nonpartisan board organization and plan a gubernatorial conference with Guild arrival to push Washburn and Trolley bills. Tom White of Newton will unite legislative and state committees. Foss hears Crane bill complaints. Attorney General Swift reviews ice trust case. Lawrence, Bishop, and White named as current Railroad Commission members joining Macleod on the new board.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick J. Macleod
Guild
Washburn
Tom’’ White
Newton
Foss
Railroad Commission
New Public Service Commission
George P. Lawrence
North Adams
Lawrence
Macleod
Messers Lawrence
Bishop
White
Highway Commission
Mr. Macleod
New York
New York Public Service Commission
Albany
City Commission
New York City
Massachusetts Commission
Legislative Committee
Cushing
Greenwood
Coolidge
Benton
Louis Frothingham
Elmer Stevens
Tom"’ White
Opposition to Anderson Confirmation Hinders but Holds Votes
Opposition to the confirmation of George W. Anderson runs strong yet lawmakers expect he will secure enough votes. Conservatives doubt his judicial bent and New Haven factions accuse him of Brandeis ties while some Republicans urge restraint and praise from Macleod.
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George W. Anderson
Anderson
New Haven
Brandeis
Macleod
State House
Banking man Thaddeus Maxwell wed third sister Lettie Willard
Thaddeus Maxwell of Everett, a Boston banker figure, quietly married Lettie S Willard, sister of his two former wives, at his brother Farle Maxwell's home in Waltham. Maxwell had first wed Mary E Willard 22 years ago in St George Maine, then Catherine A Willard in 1898 with a daughter Julia Maxwell, and later lived at Appleton Street and Pierce Avenue Everett. Now 40, he and Lettie Willard will live at 14 Pierce Avenue Everett.
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Thaddeus Maxwell
Everett
Boston
Lettie S. Willard
Farle Maxwell
Waltham
Mr. Maxwell
St. George
Maxwell
Mary E. Willard
South Boston
Harold
Catherine A. Willard
Julia Maxwell
Appleton Street
Pierce Avenue
Catherine A. Maxwell
Northfield
Mass
Willard
Stephen H
Melissa Maxwell
J.ettie Willard
Thomas S
Josephine Willard
Massachusetts
Mrs. Maxwell
Bookkeeper Arrested in Embezzlement Case at Boston Felt
Frederick Ernest Cowdrey a book keeper at Boston Felt Manufacturing Company 112 Beach Street was arrested yesterday afternoon at his desk charged with embezzling about 750 of the firm's funds. He offered no statement and was locked up at police headquarters.
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Frederick Ernest Cowdrey
Boston Felt Manufacturing Company
Beach Street
Cowdrey
Industrial Workers Leader Herrmann Secures Bail
Nathaniel Herrmann, head of the Industrial Workers of the World, obtained new bail after a prior $1200 bond on inciting to riot charges. Three Greek women posted cash bonds. A wreath of flowers greeted him as crowds cheered upon his return from Salem. A town hall meeting and a 75-person committee addressed anti red flag rhetoric and planned Flag Day outreach to Greek and Polish strikers and families.
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Ipswich
Nathaniel Herrmann
Industrial Workers of the World
Salem
Luther Waite
Boy Drowned in Quincy at Abandoned Quarry No SwimHint
Abdul Haddad aged 18 of 540 Washington Street Quincy Point drowned yesterday afternoon in the old Wendell swimming hole at Quincy Neck. Three companions Lawrence Beaton John Wren and John Swain aged about his own age dived repeatedly to aid him but could not recover him. Haddad who could not swim slipped from a shelf of the quarry into two feet of water and vanished.
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Lawrence Beaton
John Wren
John Swain
Abdul Haddad
Washington Street
Quincy Point
Wendell
Quincy Neck
Haddad
Hottest Weather of the Year as St Louis Reaches 98 Degrees
In St Louis on June 27 the city and state faced the year's peak heat, reaching 98 degrees at 3 50 p m with a low of 78 degrees at 6 a m. By 8 p m twenty two prostrations were reported.
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ST. Louis
The Tie That Binds They Live Together
A wife faints the line between social life and intellect while a devoted husband loves books. Daisy embraces society while Daniel cherishes his library. Their distant paths collide as Daisy falls ill after overexertion and reveals a hidden pregnancy, sparking a return to care and shared hope.
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Dan
Daisy
Chicago
Tomorrow's Sunday Post to Reveal Ending
The notice hints at a story concluding in the next issue with anticipation for readers. No names, places, or times are provided in the fragment. The brief suggests a continuation in the forthcoming Sunday edition.
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Sunday Post
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