U S Must Enter War Of Defence Discussed At Forum
Samuel J. Elder told the Bulfinch Place Forum that the United States must face international disputes as its global interests grow. He defended the League to Enforce Peace and outlined how signatories would submit to a world court before war, with penalties like economic warfare for noncompliance.
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United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Alaska
South America
Samuel J. Elder
Bulfinch Place
League
Mr. Elder
Proposel League
George Washington
Washington
Panama Canal
Philippines
Cuba
Hawaii
Elder
Law Court
Council of Nations
Wilson
Congress
Great Britain
France
Boy Hit By Train While Collecting Coal Dies
An 18 year old, Charles Di Cicco of 16 Gold Street South Boston, was struck by an outbound freight train while collecting coal from the New Haven railroad tracks at the Gold Street cut. He died at Boston City Hospital at 6:30 p.m. yesterday.
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New Haven
Gold Street
Charles di Cicco
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Local man claims cure for seven years of rheumatism
P S McIntyre of 28 Collins St Lynn Mass endured seven years of sciatica and rheumatic arthritis with severe pains, unable to move, until trying Varnesis. He reports quick relief, no flare ups during exposure in storms, and urges others to learn more. The ad touts a plant based remedy, no metallic drugs, and free consultation at the Zaston office in Boston.
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W. A. Varney
Lynn
Mass
Zaston
Boylston Street
Get Varnes
Riker-Jaynes
Evacuation Day Anniversary Fete Opens Gala Week
About 1700 South Boston residents fill the Municipal Building for the 140th Evacuation Day commemorative service. The event kickoff to gala week features remarks by James R. Nicholson and performances from a German band aboard the interned liner Cecilie, with poetry recitations and musical numbers concluding in a rousing Star Spangled Banner finale.
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Boston
South Boston
Barry
Ixronprinzessin Cecilie
James R. Nicholson
of the Elks
Mr. Nicholson
Devatur
Helen M. Rrleigh
Manlee J. Mollica
Miss Rileigh
Drake
Mollica
Webster
Bunker
Gustave F. Heim
Fifth Regiment
Jeanette B. Whittaker
Sergis Adamski
Edith I. Franklin
Roxbury
Mr. Roumaine
Madame Whittaker
Harriet I. Bailey
Messrs
Adamski
Henry Kelley
Dartmouth Ski Party Conquers Mt Washington Route
Thirty five Dartmouth Outing Club members and one Williams student climbed Mt Washington from Glen House in perfect snow. All but two reached the summit with one man freezing his nostril passage and turning back. Descents timed at one hour as the group roped together for part of the climb. Tomorrow they plan Tucker Man’s Ravine visit.
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Gorstam
N. H
Dartmouth Outing Club
Williams
Mt. Washington
Glen House
Tralf-Way
Tuckerman's Ravine
Bean price spike ends New England baked bean supper
Community in Coldbrook Springs Massachusetts faces collapse of its baked bean supper as beans rise to 18 cents a quart. Reporter Paul Waitt notes Coldbrook Springs with 20 houses and 50 residents is the first affected locale in Central Massachusetts.
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Coldbrook Springs
New England
Massachusetts
Bean suppers end as costs rise in Coldbrook Springs
The Ladies Aid Society discontinues monthly bean suppers at Red Men's Hall Coldbrook Springs due to rising bean and pork prices. A Post report presents the cost breakdown: 1.08 dollars for beans 16 cents for pork totaling 1.56 with 1.60 expected from 16 attendees at 10 cents each, noting a 4 cent profit but actual attendance fell short.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Coldbrook Springs
H. (. Chase
Coldbrook
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Fred Kimball
Bean supper turnout sparks town debate in Coldbrook
The piece argues 30 percent turnout in Coldbrook Springs mirrors a larger pattern, noting price hikes for beans and pork drove the bean supper out. Residents including Mrs. Chase and barber Fred Kimball weigh social value against rising costs and potential community profits.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad from Grove Pharmacy
When a cold starts, take Laxative Bromo Quinine to ward off colds and grip. Only one BromO Quinine on the box. KE W Grove signs the label and advertises the product for 25 cents.
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KE. W. Grove
Roosevelt Urges U S Intervention in Disorderly Nations
In Port of Spain on March 12 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt told a Union Club dinner the United States must intervene in nations that misrule themselves and destabilize the international order. He argued progress depends on resisting international wrongdoing and upholding rights, then noted misgoverned states lose the right to be treated as independent powers. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt toured Trinidad and received warm welcomes as he spoke of forestry work.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Theodore Roosevelt
Union Club
Mexico
United States
Roosevelt
President discusses canal era growth and Trinidad prospects
While serving as president he spoke on Panama Canal acquisition and predicted rising prosperity in tropical regions, notably Trinidad. He noted the island's fertility and potential for agricultural and industrial development.
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United States
Panama Canal
Trinidad
Fire Halts in Split Chelsea Everett Two Story Residence
A $5500 blaze damaged a two story apartment building on the Chelsea Everett line last night. The Maggs estate owns the property at 42 Parkway. First floor tenants include Alfred Cox and family, second floor occupants Miss Eugenia Maggs, her brother and another relative. The yard lies partly in Everett and the house sits in Chelsea with the line dividing counties noted by deeds in Suffolk and Middlesex counties.
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Chelsea
Everett
Maggs
Parkway
Alfred Cox
Eugenia Maggs
Suffolk County
Middlesex County
Suffolk
Middlesex Counties
Boy Dies After Fall From Dorchester Wagon
Arthur O Hearn a fourteen year old of 18 Holliday Street Dorchester died at Boston City Hospital after a wagon accident yesterday afternoon. He rode a wagon owned by James King on Washington Avenue Dorchester driven by Edward Stanley of 72 Richfield Street. Stanley reportedly jerked the horse causing the boy to fall from the seat and fracture his spine.
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Arthur O’hearn
Holliday Street
Dorchester
Boston City Hospital
James King
Washington Avenue
Edward Stanley
Richfield Street
Stanley
O'Hearn
Lexington Finance Committee Warns Officials on Overspending
The Lexington finance committee warns town department heads about exceeding appropriations and urges a firm stand. The adjourned town meeting will address the report noting that excess spending is only allowed in emergencies and deficits should be covered by next year's budget.
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Lexington Finance Committee
Lexington Town Hall
Finance Committee
Funeral services for Frederick T. Hunt
Funeral services were held yesterday for Frederick T. Hunt formerly a prominent manufacturer in East Weymouth from his home at 1194 Commercial Street Weymouth. The Rev William T. Hyde pastor of Weymouth Trinity Church conducted the services and he was buried in Old North Cemetery Weymouth.
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Frederick T. Frunt
East Weymouth
Commercial Street
William T. Hyde
Weymouth Trinity Church
Old North Cemetery
Weymouth
Concert of Irish Music in South Boston Hall
A concert of Irish music was presented last evening in St. Augustine's Hall South Boston under the direction of Mies Helen Brick musical director of St Augustine's Church. The chorus included more than a hundred voices comprising the senior choir the girls junior choir the boys' choir and the sanctuary choir.
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St. Augustine's Hall
South Boston
Mies Helen Brick
St. Augustine’s Church
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McIntyre
P. S. McIntyre
Collins St. Lynn
Coldbrook Springs Ladies’ Aid Society
H. C. Chase
Dartmouth
BY Paul Waitt
Hall
Dept. 11-T
Kesiuol
Baltimore
T.R
Everett and
Boy
Lexington
Frederick T. Hunt
Watertown
Kindle
Crawford
Gawford
Crawford Range
Walker & Pratt Mfg.Co
U.S.A
America
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