Cardinal O Connell Attends Father Hickey’s Funeral
Cardinal OConnell and numerous priests from across the state joined representatives of national, state, and city groups at the funeral of Rev. James W. Hickey pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Church Beachmont. The church was filled beyond capacity with many people outside.
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Gardinal
Father Hickey
Cardinal O'Connell
City
James W. Hickey
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Beachmont
Luxury tax shock as actress buys $120 cocktail shaker
Constance Talmadge paid 120 dollars for a cocktail shaker billed to her for a gift to her husband. Federal officials indicted Martin & Martin for luxury tax evasion over the shaker sale. A New York courtroom fight over luxury tax classification follows.
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New York
United News
Constance Talmadge
Constance
J. Pialoglou
Martin & Martin
Fifth Avenue
Sudden Illness Ends Life of Local Man in Back Bay
William B. Tilton aged 56 of 54 Rutland Square South End collapsed in a lunch room at 336 Massachusetts Avenue Back Bay and died at City Hospital after an ambulance transfer. Police say death likely from natural causes.
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William B. Tilton
Rutland Square
South End
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Little Walks About Boston
A reflective piece on finding beauty in Boston scenes. It notes sunset hues over Charles and Boylston streets, lake glow in the Public Garden, and a winter image through a tree’s branches like a cathedral window. It also mentions the Boston Public Library lights before 10 pm enhancing romance and mystery in wall paintings.
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Alice Freeman Palmer
Boston Common
Charles and
Boylston
Boston Public Library
Alleged Auto Thief Held for Grand Jury
John L. Collins, former acting superintendent of the Lowell Electric Light Company, was held in 15000 bonds by Judge Creed in the Central Court for the grand jury on three counts of larceny of automobiles. In default of bail he was sent to the city jail. Collins, married and living on Astor street in Lowell, was arrested by Inspector Cairns about a month ago as police say he tried to dispose of a car in Brookline.
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John L. Collins
Lowell Electric Light Company
Creed
Central Court
Collins
Inspector Cairns
Brookline
Astor Street
Lowell
Pleads Guilty to Theft From Theatre Ticket Office
Peter H. Hanson age 21 of 1 First Street South Boston pleaded guilty before Judge Creed in Central Court to larceny of 200 dollars from the Scollay Square Olympia Theatre ticket office on June 11. Creed held Hanson for appearance before Judge Burke for disposition of the case.
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Peter H. Hanson
First Street
South
Boston
Judge Creed
Central Court
Scollay Square Olympia Theatre
Creed
Hanson
Burke
Lady Astor Comments on Irish Question in England
In London a British American event with Virginians honored by the English Speaking Union drew Churchill and Butler into Irish question remarks. Butler urged consultation, Churchill spoke of inviting De Valera and Craig to confer, and Lady Astor urged peaceful religious issues while urging separation of church and state.
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London
Associated Press
England
Houdon
George Washington
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Winston Spencer Churchill
Lad Rorter
Henry L. Smith
Washington and Lee University
Butler
Great Britain
United States
Churchill
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
James Craig
Ulster
Ireland
Lady Astor
Speeding Over Harvard Bridge Targeted By New Patrols
Mayor Peters acts with Police Commissioner Curtis and Cambridge authorities to stop speeding over Harvard bridge. Officers will man both ends and enforce a 15 mile per hour limit. Rumors trace the issue to loose boards on the bridge making a cavalrylike clatter as cars pass.
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Harvard Bridge
Peters
Curtis
Cambridge
Japan Britain Alliance Renewal Postponed
London dispatch reports that Britain has proposed delaying the renewal of the alliance with Japan from July to October to allow full discussion and U S consultation, and that Japan has agreed to the postponement.
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London
Japan
United States
Twenty Five Churches Chosen as Voting Booths citywide
Twenty five churches across the city will serve as voting booths for the upcoming municipal election, announced by the election commissioners. The move marks the largest use of churches for polling in the city, though not new, as several were used in the last state election.
Pink Pills Promise Health By Building Red Blood
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as improving women health by purifying and building blood. It targets headaches back pain poor appetite and fatigue and highlights benefits for school aged girls aiding development and vitality. Readers are urged to request a booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Just Apply This Paste and the Hairs Will Vanish
An advertisement describes a delatone paste for removal of body hair. It claims the mixture removes hair after 2 to 3 minutes without pain or skin damage. The text warns to obtain real delatone for effective results.
Assyria Sails in Dense Fog from East Boston
Cunard-Anchor steamship Assyria departed East Boston for Liverpool and Glasgow through heavy fog at 12 30 yesterday afternoon. 241 cabin and 158 steerage passengers filled all accommodations, with several officers surrendering rooms for travelers. The holds carried general freight loaded partly at New York, aboard with notable passengers including Suffragan Bishop Samuel G. Babcock and Mrs Babcock, John Wylde and family, and Professor C R Post with sister Mrs Jessie DuCharne.
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Europe
Cunard-Anchor Line
Assyria
Cunard Pier
Boston
Liverpool
Glasgow
New York
Samuel G. Babcock
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Babcock
England
France
Belgium
John Wylde
Wylde
Cecil Wylde
C. R. Post
Greek and Fine Arts
Harvard
Jessie DuCharne
Detroit
Faker Sells Marine Booklets at Harvard Stadium Field Day
A well dressed man in Dudley Street terminal station solicits aid from women and others by selling a 25 cent booklet titled all about the marines. The booklet is a programme of the marines field day held at Harvard Stadium about ten days earlier.
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Marine Corps
Dudley Street
Harvard Stadium
Neuropathic Drops Record Stated Across Stores
Neuropathic Drops offers 75 years of constant, efficient service. Available at any Winsor Store or through your druggist. Any druggist can obtain it via his jobber.
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Neuropathic Drops
Winsor
Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain
Advertisement claims CORNS Lift Off with Fingers prevents pain and removes corns and calluses using a small bottle of Freezone sold by druggists. It states the product works on hard and soft corns and between toes without soreness or irritation.
Beecham's Household Remedy Endorsed Worldwide
An advertisement touts Beecham's product as a trusted, long used remedy passed down through generations. It argues natural law favors elimination of waste and urges readers to avoid drastic drugs, praising Beecham's reputation built by users worldwide.
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Nature
Beecham
Beecham’s
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