Social Work Officers Nominated by Conference
Following officers of the National Conference of Social Work were nominated this morning and will be voted upon tomorrow. The slate includes Homer Folks and Mary F. E. Richmond for president both from New York with several vice presidents and two to be elected to the executive committee. A tan crepe frock with knife plaitings of brown crepe is noted in the text.
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Providence
R. J
National Confernee of Social Work
Homer Folks
New York
Mary FE
Richmond
Allen ‘S. Burns
Sherman C. Kingsley
Philadelphia
Julia C. Lathrop
Rockford, Jr
W. Frank Parsons
Washington
William Fealey
Boston
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Missing Ocean Grove girl and Attleboro man traced by police
Miss Nellie Harrison twenty from Ocean Grove Swansea has been missing since last Saturday. Attleboro jewelry worker Charles E Wight who befriended her over two years also failed to return home. Harrison later told friends she was all right but gave no location or plans.
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Fall River
Nellie Harrison
Ocean Grove
Swansea
Attleboro
Harrison
Miss Harrison
James A. Harrison
the Grove
Mr. Harrison
Charles E. Wight
B M Seeks to Buy New Rolling Stock
The Boston and Maine Railroad petitioned the Department of Public Utilities for authority to enter an equipment trust agreement to purchase more than 3 million dollars in rolling stock. The plan includes 65 steel passenger coaches 20 steel smoking cars eight steel baggage and smoking cars five steel baggage and mail cars 22 switching engines and two Mallet switching locomotives.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Department of Public Utilities
Oust Major Foltz Demanded by Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Haven June 27 A state veterans of foreign wars group demands transfer and resignation of Major J G Foltz chief medical officer at United States Veterans Hospital No 41 citing hostile attitude toward tubercular patients. Details were presented by the Thomas Vincent Bowles Post, urging immediate transfer to another institution to not hinder patient recovery.
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New Haven
J. G. Foltz
United States Veterans Hospital No. 41
Washington
Foltz
Major Foltz
Thomas Vincent Bowles
Wakenna Drift Toward Sea Ends in Fire at Governors Island
The wooden steamer Wakenna broke from its Governors Island mooring during a high tide and drifted toward Broad Sound. Captain Roger Martin of the tug Neptune pursued, secured the derelict, and towed it to Boston. Later the vessel was run ashore on the island and set ablaze fore and aft to burn the wooden hull away.
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Wakanna
Governor’s Island
Broad Sound
Roger Martin
Neptune
New Bedford
Roger
Boston
Governors Island
Amherst Commencement Honors Three Degrees and Prizes
Massachusetts Agricultural College grants bachelor of science to a class of nine. Master of science and doctor of philosophy awards go to four and two graduates. Grinnell prizes in agriculture awarded to Field Tucker and Peck. Burnham and Hills prizes given to listed students. Danitza Angelovitch wins Hills prize. Samuel White also. Star player L L Huntington receives Southern Alumni baseball cap. John Lewandowski earns Allen Leon Pond Memorial for football. award previously announced last fall.
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Huntington
L. L
Southern
Allen Leon Pond
John N. Lewandowski
Easthampton
The Curleys Honor Guests at 16th Anniversary Luncheon
On their sixteenth wedding anniversary Mayor Curley and Mrs Curley were honored at a luncheon by George E Phelan at the Bellevue Hotel attended by more than 90 guests. They received a four foot Caesar Augustus statue replica from Rome and were hosted by the Curleys at their Jamaicaway home with many lifelong friends present.
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Curley
George E. Phelan
White Fund
Bellevue Hotel
Caesar Augustus
Rome
City Hall
Commercela Life
Boston
Andrews N E Typo Head Elected President at Meeting
At the New England branch meeting of the International Typographical Union George M. Andrews of Danbury Conn was elected president Fred A Spead of Lowell withdrew as candidate and was elected first vice president Other officers named Henry J Thibodeau Ranger Me third vice president J Hi Leber Concord N H secretary treasurer John T Murphy Providence Next year's convention will be held at Fittsfield
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New Bedford
New England
International Typographical Union
George M. Andrews
Danbury
Conn
Fred A. Spead
Lowell
Mr. Spead
Henry J. Thibodeau
Ranger
J. Hi Leber
Concord
N. H
John T. Murphy
Providence
Fittsfield
Dr Schreiber Faces Wife in Hub Trial
Continued from the first page, Dr. Schreiber travels to Boston to answer charges filed by his wife Mrs Katherine Schreiber of 889 Blue Hill Avenue.
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DR. Schreiber
Hub
Boston
Katherine Schreiber
Blue Hill Avenue
Boston Doctor Accused of Brief in Georgia Case
Mrs. Schreiber alleges her husband Dr. Schreiber lived with Mrs. Vera Bergenheim in Macon and plans a Boston divorce suit naming her as co respondent. He was arrested in Macon on a loitering charge as extradition talks begin with Massachusetts officials.
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Schreiber
Vera Bergenheim
Jacksonville
Fla
The
Volunteers of America
Macon
Boston
Bergenheim
Lawrence
Lowell
Bergerheim
Chilren
Eleanor
Middlesex Hospital
Georgia
Florida
Crowley
Boston Police
John R
W. O. Cooper
Cooper
Dr. Schreiber
Hardwick
Massachusetts
Heat Irritates You Take Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Tea
Prefers a soothing nerve tonic with a cooling refreshing effect. Describes a fe licious invigorating tea drink offered in bottles.
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Horsford
Harding to Push Coal Talks as Nation Braces for Winter
President Harding seeks a conference between operators and United Mine Workers to resolve the wage dispute amid talk of peaceful measures first and possible drastic action if talks fail. The plan includes possible armed guard use to reopen mines and avert a fuel famine.
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Washington
Harding
Ls Vacuu
United Mine Workers
Council
Hearing on Ulmer Disbarment Ends
Federal Judge Morris wraps up the Ulmer disbarment hearing as Attorney W. Edwin Ulmer continues testimony. Ulmer argues the petition stems from people who would gain from his disbarment.
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Ulmer
Morris
W. Edwin Ulmer
Dog Rescues Man From Lake in Spanaway
Rex the dog saved his master A G Smith from drowning at Spanaway Lake in Tacoma Wash. The incident began when Smith stepped into a deep hole during a joint swim with his wife Mrs A G Smith. The dog heard the call for help, swam to Smith, and pulled him toward shore while Mrs Smith swam to safety.
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Tacoma
Wash
Rex
A. G. Smith
Spanaway Lake
Smiths
Smith
Charges Dismissed Against Hyde Park Driver in Dorchester Case
Manslaughter charges were dismissed yesterday in Dorchester court against Paul H. Crockett of Hyde Park, driver of a vehicle alleged to have caused the death of four year old May E. Dale, daughter of John W. Dale of 656 Washington Street Dorchester, last week.
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Dorchester
Paul H. Crockett
Hyde Park
May E. Dale
John W. Dale
Washington Street
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