War Debate Tonight At Symphony Hall In Boston
The event titled The War-Who Made It will be debated tonight in Symphony Hall. Edmund Robert Otto Von Mach will present the German side while Cecil Chesterton defends Britain and the allies. Mayor Curley will serve as one of the judges.
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Symphony Hall
Boston
Edmund Robert Otto von Mach
Great Britain
Cecil Chesterton
Gilbert K. Chesterton
London New Witness
Curley
Cattle Destroyed for Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak
Inspector Capithorn reported hoof and mouth disease on Antonio J. Lema’s Lexington lot on Waltham street opposite Blossom street. Charles J. Dailey, the state slaughterer, destroyed 12 cows and fumigated the barn for three months. Nearby, 29 cows and five calves were killed at Cedarcrest on Trapelo road, with 95 cows totaling $15,000 lost last week.
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Antonio J. Lema
Waltham Street
Blossom Street
Lexington
United States
Capithorn
Charles J. Dailey
East Lexington
Lema
J. C. Ruhnkle
Mr. Dailey
General Scott to Meet Renegade Piute Indians
Brigadier General Scott chief of staff of the army leaves Washington for Utah to seek a peaceful settlement with the Piute Indians. He is noted as an Indian fighter and mediator who speaks their dialects and understands their habits.
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Washington
Scott
Utah
War Dept Seeks General Scott to Nab Piute Leader
War Department officials say General Scott could help capture the Piute leader charged with murder after Indian affairs conferences. About 200 Piute warriors are off the reservation amid heavy snowfall and impassable mountain roads hindering any swift pursuit.
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War Department
West
Department of Justice
Interior Department
General Scott
Bluff
Utah
Scott
Indian Office
Army General Staff
Mitchie
Funeral for Joseph F. Wagner at Holy Trinity Church
Funeral services for Joseph F. Wagner, former Maud Adams manager, were held yesterday at the Church of the Holy Trinity with Rev. Henry Rache officiating at a requiem mass.
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Joseph F. Wagner
Maud Adams
Church of the Holy Trinity
Henry Rache
Colleges urged to aid state commissions report
The University Council of Massachusetts was urged to encourage college professors to serve on state and municipal commissions. A special committee of college presidents submitted the recommendation at a council meeting yesterday afternoon.
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University Council of Massachusetts
Recommendations on professor service and state collaboration
A MIT president, Williams president, and Worcester Polytechnic president led a review urging professors to serve on state boards and municipal bodies, applying scientific methods to public problems. They proposed college laboratories be shared with the state, a state bureau of information, and university extension courses across the state to aid teacher training and professional cooperation.
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Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harry A. Garfield
Williams
Ira N. Hollis
Worcester Polytechnic
Bureau of Information
Boston
Funeral Service for Patrick A Lyons
Funeral services for Patrick A Lyons were held yesterday at St Peter's Church Dorchester with a crowded turnout including Governor Walsh and more than 100 priests from across Massachusetts. The solemn high mass was led by Rev George A Lyons S J president of Boston College, a son of the deceased. Another son Rev Charles W Lyons pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Jamaica Plain served as deacon. Boston College was well represented by clergy and delegates from all 35 classes.
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Patrick A. Lyons
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
Governor Walsh
Massachusetts
George A. Lyons
S. J
Boston College
Charles W. Lyons
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Jamaica Plain
Milk and Baby Hygiene gains as trustees elected
Fr. B. Loring Young was elected a trustee of the Milk and Baby Hygiene Association yesterday. George R. Bedinger announced a 29 percent rise in babies under care since last year, with 1814 supervised in February 1915 versus 1401 in February 1914.
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B. Loring Young
The
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
Board
George R. Bedinger
Boston Quartet Pronounces Gebhard to Assist at Jordan Hall
The Boston Quartet will be joined by pianist Heinrich Gebhard as assisting artist at Jordan Hall next Monday evening March 8. The programme features Beethoven Cesar Franck and Haydn.
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Heinrich Gebhard
Boston Quartet
Jordan Hall
Beethoven
Cesar Frank
Haydn
Business Woman Sues Woburn Man for $6355
Mrs. Florence Harlow of Boston sues Charles Cummings Sr. of Woburn for 6355 claiming owed for services and loans over years. Harlow formerly ran a Boston employment agency while Cummings operates several mercantile ventures in Woburn.
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Florence Harlow
Boston
Charles Cummings, Sr
Woburn
Harlow
Cummings
Woburn Merchant
Charles Cummings
Harlow claims long friendship with Cummings over debt
Mrs. Harlow asserts business ties with Cummings since 1908, loaned him money, kept house, and managed foreclosures and a Maine farm. She itemizes claims totaling many hundred dollars for rooms, services, rent, and loans, with a motion to amend the declaration entered as lawyers prepare further pleadings.
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Harlow
Cummings
Maine
Navarre
Frederick W. Ryan
Lynn
John W. Converse
Boston
Casals to be Soloist at Symphony Concerts
Pablo Casals appears this week at Symphony Hall as soloist in Lalo’s cello concerto in D minor. The program also features Tschaikowsky’s Romeo and Juliet suite Converse’s Ormazd and Mozart’s G minor Symphony.
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Pablo Casals
Symphony Hall
Lalo
Violoncello
Tschaikowsky
Converse
Ormazd
Mozart
President to Keep Open House at White House
President Wilson will hold open house tomorrow from 9 30 to 10 30 at the White House to bid farewell to members of the Senate and House before they leave for home. He was in constant contact with leaders of both houses tonight on pending legislation.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Senate
House
Women’s agriculture college urged in Kenyon Butterfield report
The annual report of Kenyon L. Butterfield, president of the institution, urges a women’s college of agriculture and rural home life to be conducted in cooperation with the Massachusetts Agricultural College at Amherst. The report outlines the chief tasks facing the institution.
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Women’s College of Agriculture
Massachusetts Agricultural College At Amherst
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Plan for women’s college at rural agricultural school
President Butterfield says there are no definite plans yet but supports establishing a women’s college. He notes demand from girls for agricultural instruction and the need for a domestic science course to address country life. He cites rural versus city domestic life and the need to keep pace with women’s role.
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Women’s College
Butterfield
Somerville Man Injured When Struck by Mills Transfer Truck
Winfield W. Hall a 59 year old resident of 40 Holland Street Somerville suffered severe injuries after being knocked down by a Mills Transfer Company truck of 189 Lincoln Street at the Washington and Brattle streets corner.
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Winfield W. Hall
Holland Street
Somerville
Mills Transfer Company
Lincoln Street
Washington and
Brattle Streets
U S Trial for Horn to Come First
Indictments accuse Werner Horn of illegally transporting dynamite from New York to Maine. Federal officials prioritize the U S case over potential Canadian government claims and direct arrest after his release from Machias jail Saturday.
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Werner Horn
New York
Maine
United States Grand Jury
United States
George W. Anderson
Portland
Horn
Machias
Extradition standoff over Horn delayed by U S claims
Canadian authorities hold Horn at Portland while awaiting resolution of all U S claims. If convicted on three indictments for dynamite transport, Horn could face imprisonment and fines. He is currently serving 30 days for property destruction in Vanceboro, with release due Saturday.
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United States
Portland
Horn
Anderson
Boston
Hlorn
Department of State
New York
New Haven Road
Vanceboro
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Canada
Machias
Sworn Tax Returns Urged Before Taxation Committee
Julius T. Auerbach urged compulsory annual sworn returns of taxable property to fix the Massachusetts tax system and curb tax dodging and corrupt bargaining by wealthy taxpayers and tax assessors. John A. Curtin of the Massachusetts Tax Association opposed the measures.
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Legislative Committee On Taxation
Julius T. Auerbach
Massachusetts
John A. Curtin
Massachusetts Tax Association
Auerbach
Insurance bill signed raises life policy cap to 1000
Governor Walsh signed a bill allowing savings banks to issue up to 1000 per life policy, doubling from 500. With four banks in the Commonwealth offering this life insurance, a single person could hold up to 4000 in coverage. Banks are in Whitman Brockton and Pittsfield, with Pittsfield hosting two banks.
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Walsh
Whitman
Brockton
Pittsfield
War Correspondent Reed to Lecture at Tremont Temple
War correspondent John Reed of the Metropolitan Magazine will lecture on the war at Tremont Temple next Friday afternoon. He will recount close range experiences including being near a firing line 400 feet away and facing Bavarian Mausers and rapid fire guns while submerged in mud and water.
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Tremont Temple
John Reed
Metropolitan Magazine
Fake solicitor sought by police in city scam
City Collector John J. Curley reported that a man using the name Thomas J. Burns was collecting funds from local businesses claiming to be a city official sent to gather poverty donations. Police were notified.
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John J. Curley
Thomas J. Burns
Sea Wolf Drama to Open in Boston for Limited Run
Jack London adaptation The Sea Wolf will be staged at a Boston theatre for a limited engagement starting Monday March 1. The four act drama features Charles Dalton Louise Rutter Regan Huston Ivan Simpson and Frances Neilson among others with theatre details to be announced.
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Jack London
Boston
Charles Dalton
Louise Rutter
Regan Huston
Ivan Simpson
Frances Neilson
Advice and Dr Lewis Baker column answers readers questions
In this general advice column, Dr Lewis Baker offers home remedy recommendations for kidney trouble digestion and weight loss. Readers are urged to forward questions with full contact details and receive guidance on balm wort tablets laxatives stomach and bowel medicine and arbolone tablets for weight reduction.
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Lewis Baker
College Bidg
College Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Cadomene Tablets Proposed as Harmless Nerve Tonic
A medicinal note claims a strong harmless tonic can restore nerve balance and strengthen nutrition to vitalize blood and tissues. Three grain cadomene tablets, sealed with directions, are recommended for dullness memory and general weakness described in the text.
Do Not Worry About Rheumatism Says Letter Writer
A reader claims a simple home remedy can easily cure rheumatism. The advised mix includes iodide of potassium, wine of colchrium, sodium salicylate, balmwort, essence cardio, and arups sarsaparilla with doses for meals and bedtime, promising relief and widespread satisfaction.
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D.B. G
Unverified remedy advised for anemia and fatigue
The reply suggests taking three grain hypo-nclane tablets with meals to restore strength and improve weight and color. It claims the remedy is highly effective with persistent use and will yield gradual improvements in health.
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James J
Elien J
Unproven dandruff cure touted with mingos remedy
The answer claims instant relief and permanent results from a plain yellow mingos treatment with an accompanying 407 jar, suggesting a product as a remedy for dandruff itching and feverish scalp. No medical guidance or evidence is provided.
Chronic cough prompts home remedy suggestion
A reader with a year long cough and recurring colds asks for help. The reply prescribes a laxative cough syrup and urges using a 2% oz bottle of essence mentholaxene mixed with homemade sugar syrup or honey per bottle directions.
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Morris
Do not neglect catarrhal trouble says Vilane powder
Miss Stranger asks for local treatment for a siege of catarrhal trouble including catarrh of the nose and throat. The answer recommends antiseptic Vilane Powder as the most effective prompt cure with full directions included on two or eight ounce packages.
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U.S
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