First Day of Baby Drive Nets 1500 for Joint Benefit
The health campaign seeking 270 000 for the Boston Dispensary Baby Hygiene Association and District Nursing Association reports about 1500 raised on day one. A horse drawn hose wagon and a tally ho carry nurses through the city with posters and speeches to solicit donations. Headquarters at 95 Milk Street with William A Muller as chair and Dorothy Forbes as vice chair note strong early support. A daily luncheon series begins today at the Exchange Club as district chairmen meet to plan progress ahead of March 16 conclusion.
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Boston Dispensary
Baby Hygiene Association
District Nursing Association
Milk Street
William A. Muller
Dorothy Forbes
Exchange Club
Amesbury Decides No License By Small Vote
Amesbury voted against licenses by 694 to 524. James W. Clark Andrew Browin and Charles R. Scott were elected selectmen and overseers of the poor. Other officers chosen: tax collector J William Gale treasurer Earl M Nelson assessor James E Doran water and sewer commissioners George W Bryant Perley A Sanborn John P Titcomb park commissioner Bernard J Manning board of health Daniel G Dame school committee Robert G Patten John A Wilson Guy E Nickerson.
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Esbury
James W. Clark
Andrew Browin
Charles R. Scott
J. William Gale
Earl M. Nelson
James E. Doran
George W. Bryant
Perley A. Sanborn
John P. Titcomb
Bernard J. Manning
Board of Health
Daniel G. Dame
Robert G. Patten
John A. Wilson
Guy E. Nickerson
B M Hearing Postponed For Boston and Maine Railroads
The hearing on discharge of the temporary receiver for the Boston and Maine and the Connecticut River railroads, held by Judge Morton in the U S District Court, is postponed a week to March 17 at the request of all parties. The delay follows need for approval of the B M reorganiza tion by Washington director-general and public service commissions and raises questions about government funding for the plan. Attorney Mayberry cited awaiting commissions action and possible appropriation issues.
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Morton
United States District Court
George L. Mayberry
Boston & Maine
Connecticut River
Mayberry
Washington
Public Service Commissions
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Congress
New Health After Influenza
After influenza victims recover from fever the body remains exhausted and weak. The text explains the prolonged struggle to regain vigor and the need for assistance to sustain the recovery against further illness.
LaGuardia Warns of Unified U.S. Air Service Policy
New York March 10 Major F H LaGuardia aviator Congressman warns Congress will starve army navy and postal aviation until they merge into a single national air service under one head. He speaks after returning from Italy where he commanded American bombing squadrons and provides data and convictions on aviation.
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New York
Congress
Army
Navy
United Air Service
F. H. LaGuardia
America
France
England
Italy
Postal
American aeronautics urged federal department and new policy
A public statement criticizes American aviation delays and urges consolidation under a national air department. It calls for experimental stations landing fields and pilot licensing. A Handley Page night bomber crashes in Elizabeth New Jersey after Liberty motors fail. eight American officers are uninjured.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
B. A. Carolin
Air Service
Handley Page
London
Paris
Carolin
East Should Boost Advertising to Grow New Business
Harold A. Thurlow of Boston University College of Business Administration urged Malden retail clerks to use newspaper advertising to capture a share of the coming post readjustment business. He said cities like Boston must invest in advertising and salesmanship and cited the Boston Post as a key medium for moving merchandise.
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Harold A. Thurlow
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Malden
Boston
East
Mr. Thurlow
Worcester Banker to Make Air Trip
Worcester March 10 Ralph H Mann president of the Park Trust Company will fly to New York on business becoming the first U S bank president to travel by airplane The flight will be piloted by Lieutenant Charles B Jones with the takeoff from Curtis farm on Burncoat street The trip was postponed from today due to high winds
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Worcester
Ralph H. Mann
Park Trust Company
United States
New York City
Charles 8. Jones
Curtis Farm
Burncoat Street
Hayes Healing Honey Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement proclaims Hayes Healing Honey stops tickles and heals throats while curing coughs. It notes a price of 3i and offers a free box of O Pen- Trate Salve for chest and head colds and croup with every bottle.
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Hayes
Lodge and Lowell to Debate March 19
The debate between Senate Republican Leader Henry Cabot Lodge and Harvard President Abbott Lawrence Lowell will be private for about 2500 seats with ticketed admission. Lowell will defend the League plan, Lodge will oppose, followed by affirmative and negative rebuttals.
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United States Senate
Harvard
Lowell
League
Wilson
Lodge
Versailles
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Congress
Spencer for League With Amendments
United States Senator Selden P. Spencer of Missouri, one of 39 Republican Senators, backs league amendments in St Louis on March 10. The article notes his stance amid ongoing legislative debate and party alignment.
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Lodge
League of Nations
Washington
ST. Louis
United States
Selden P. Spencer
Missouri
Washburn Seeks House Backing for Senators Opposing League
Robert M. Washburn of Worcester filed a petition with the House clerk urging passage of a resolution supporting U S lawmakers who oppose the League of Nations as outlined by the Paris accord and favored by President Wilson The petition quotes the Lodge resolution and lists 37 signatory Senators.
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Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
House of Representatives
Congress
League of Nations
Wilson
Banquet Scene From Photoplay Resisted By New York Court
Justice Cohalan in the New York Supreme Court delayed a decision on a temporary injunction against a photoplay exhibition showing Countess von Bernstorff as part of a murder plot hatched by her husband. Pauline Lewis of San Francisco filed the suit on the countess and the producers, while the film’s side sought disclosure of who commissioned the action. The countess, formerly Jeannie Luckmeyer, is identified as an American before marrying the former German ambassador.
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New York
Countess von Bernstorff
United States
Justice Cohalan
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Pauline Lewis
San Francisco
Photoplay Corporation
Miss Lewis
Jeannie Luckmeyer
Alfred J. Keith Nominated for Mayor in Old Town
Alfred J. Keith was tonight nominated by Old Town Republicans for mayor without opposition in Old Town Maine.
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Old Town
Alfred J. Keith
Old Town Republicans
U S Officers Begin Inquiry Into London Riot
A mixed American military and naval board opened a secret inquiry in London into Sunday rioting involving soldiers sailors and London police. Witnesses will be examined over several days with Scotland Yard and the British army in attendance. The naval officer said court martial action could follow if warranted and recommendations on US forces police relations may be made. Six Canadian and British soldiers faced Bow Street Court with two fined and others remanded.
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London
Scotland Yard
Bow Street
Eagle Hut
Che
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Theodore E. Hedlund
Post Aviation
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Spencer
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Bernstorff
Keith
Henry Renauld
Lamartine Street
City Hospital
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Simmons Pressed
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Simmons Company
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