Three Big National Parks and Colorado Vacation
Advertisement promotes a Burlington Route summer trip across Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks then Cody Road to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. It includes Denver and Colorado Springs, Pike's Peak and Garden of the Gods, with government spending cited to attract travelers. Contact Alex Stocks New England Pass Agent, B and Q Railroad, Boston.
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Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Yellowstone
New “Cody
Rocky Mountain
National Park
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Garden of the Gods
John L Judd's Agents Hold Convention Here
Agents for John L Judd from New England gathered in Boston to watch a Smith Farm-a-Tractor plow the Emerson farm in Weston. Over 100 agents viewed the tractor in action and the Allen two and a half ton truck with Smith attachment. Judd also demonstrated a one and a half ton Smith Form-a-Truck attachment slated for soon sale.
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John L. Judd
New England
Boston
Emerson
Weston
Bescher declines to join Louisville tour
St. Louis Nationals left fielder Robert Bescher refused to go with the Louisville American Association club on their road tour, despite St. Louis offering to pay most of his salary. President Rickey stated Bescher earns 6200 dollars a year and will not travel with the team tonight.
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ST. Louis
Robert Bescher
St. Louis Nationals
Louisville American Association
Rickey
Louisville
Bercher
Boy Struck by Auto in Dorchester May Die
Seven year old Arnold F Romanow of 44 Erie Dorchester was struck while crossing Erie and Hewins streets. Driver A D Dakin of 14 Linnaean Cambridge carried him to City Hospital where doctors reported a fractured skull and placed him on the danger list.
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Arnold F. Romanow
Erie Street
Dorchester
Erie
Hewins Streets
A. D. Dakin
Linnaean Street
Cambridge
City Hospital
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Opposes Picketing
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association adopted resolutions disapproving of White House picketing by suffragists. The executive board said the great majority of organized suffragists nationwide share these views, signaling a unified stance against such protests.
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White House
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Maynard Field Day Set For July 14 At Maynard
The annual field day of the Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association will be held on Saturday July 14. A committee to arrange the sporting programme has been appointed including John Webster Ernest Boothroyd Patrick Lannigan Charles Spence Michael McCarthy J Claflin and M Mack.
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Maynard
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
John Webster
Ernest Boothroyd
Patrick Lannigan
Charles Spence
Michael McCarthy
J. Claflin
M. Mack
Schools to Teach Men Citizenship
School Board votes to establish citizenship classes in North and West Ends due to wartime naturalization demand. Classes three evenings a week from July 9 to August 10 aim to teach aliens government and history to pass tests.
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Board
North
West Ends
Women to Fill School Attendance Posts and Board Moves
The School Board voted to hire women attendance officers and seek Civil Service exam formation to secure eligibles. It notes men, many Civil War veterans, previously filled the role and expects women to gain better parental trust. The superintendent cites fuel and supply cost pressures limiting salary changes next year, with $300,000 more requested but only about $10,000 added to the salary schedule. Promotions include Arthur S. Wells to head of department at Charlestown High, Peter A. Landrigan to sub-master at Samuel Adams School, and Frederic H. Sawyer to vice-principal at the Boston Trade School. Resignations include Florence R. Skinner, Gertrude F. Chamberlain, Bessie MacBride, and Willie C. Gardner.
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Civil Service Commission
Arthur S. Wells
Charlestown
Peter A. Landrigan
Bigelow School
Samuel Adams School
Frederic H. Sawyer
Boston Trade School
Florence R. Skinner
East Boston
Gertrude F. Chamberlain
Bunker Hill
Bessie MacBride
John Cheverus
Willie C. Gardner
Department of Manual Arts
Bombardments Persist as Paris Region Under Fire
The war office report says intermittent bombardments around Hurtebise monument and Mont Blond while enemy shells pound Rheims, with 1200 shells fired today including eight on the Cathedral. Allied counter shelling along the front, especially on the Meuse left bank, repulsed a German patrol north of Jouy.
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Paris
War Office
Hurtebise Monument
Teton Height
Mont Blond
Car~ Nillet
Meuse
Mont Des Roches
Jouy
Rheims
All parts of service show gain for recruiting drive
Recruiting for the big Army Week picked up appreciably yesterday as officers from the army navy Marine Corps and National Guard reported stronger applicant volumes at common stations and recruiting posts. The Army Station at Tremont Row led with 318 men enlisted and shipped since April 1, a notable New England milestone. Additional seamen and corps volunteers entered training, while rail and engineering units prepared for rapid mobilization.
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Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Army
Frank B. McCoy
Tremont Row
New England
Tremont Street
France
First Corps
First
Massachusetts Engineer Regiment
C. C. Smith
Ayer Junction
Harmony brings 38,000 mackerel to Fish Pier amid fishing fleet update
The schooner Harmony arrived from Southern waters with 38,000 large and medium mackerel. Swordfishermen Ella M. Doughty and Viking reported 55 and 47 fish respectively. Five groundfish trawlers brought 5,000 pounds of scrod. Haddock sold for 41 2.
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Harmony
Ella M. Doughty
Viking
Haddock
Chesley Whitten Weds Miss Norton in Winchester
Miss Marjorie Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Norton of 6 Copley street Winchester and granddaughter of United States Senator Gallinger New Hampshire married last night to Chesley Whitten of Winchester at the bride's parents home Rev Ernest M Paddock of Cambridge officiated with no attendants The groom a member of the headquarters company of the Second Regiment Field Artillery M N G expects to be called to active service next month.
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Marjorie Norton
Harry A. Norton
Copley Street
Winchester
United States
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Chesley Whitten
Ernest M. Paddock
Cambridge
Second Regiment, Field Artillery
Emmet Bronze Statue Unveiled in National Museum Rotunda
In Washington on June 28 a life size bronze statue of Robert Emmet was unveiled in the National Museum Rotunda. President Wilson attended as Judge Victor J. Dowling and Senator Phelan lauded Emmet. Miss Alice O Gorman unveiled the statue.
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Washington
Robert Emmet
National Museum
Wilson
Emmet
Victor J. Dowling
New York
Phelan
California
Alice O'Gorman
Look Younger Now With Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer
A promotional notice claims thousands use Q-Ban to hide gray hair and restore faded locks. It describes the product as safe and easy, promising soft glossy hair and a youthful look.
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