Sunday Post Prizes Winners List Revealed
The first of five weekly Sunday Post prizes worth 100 dollars each is awarded to 69 competitors after three ties at the bottom. Checks will be mailed today to mostly young participants who earned coupons from the newspaper. A new contest with 68 prizes starts tomorrow with coupons from the second page and ends Friday at 6 pm.
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Prize Winners List From Sunday Post First Weekly Contest
A long listing of prize winners includes names and addresses such as Vadeline Vieke Ells Williams at 230 Bennington St and Bernard Carolan at 59 Biot St. Many entries specify individuals with street addresses in Boston and surrounding towns. The list reads like a subscriber prize board with varied names and locales.
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Sunday Post
Vadeline Vieke Ells Williams
Bennington St
E. B
Mon Hershenton
Pleasant’ St
Mison
Oy St
Swampscot
Harry Johnson
W. Cedar St
Hyman Parish
Spring St
Ony Zurbach
Pearl St
Jon Co
Sunday Post Coupon Race for New England Youths
The program invites New England boys and girls to boost Sunday Post circulation by collecting coupons from neighbors and friends. Weekly prizes totaling sixty eight will be awarded by check to the winners, with coupons sent under a single name even from multiple signers.
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New England
Sunday Post
Boston & Maine Takes Central Massachusetts Railroad Control
Hornblower & Weeks confirm acting for majority interests they transferred control of the Central Massachusetts railroad to the Boston & Maine Railroad Company. The deal, rooted in an agreement a year earlier, involves about 2.6 million dollars of preferred stock and 700 thousand dollars of common stock. The transfer occurred today after Massachusetts Railway Commission pricing details remained undisclosed.
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Central Massachusetts Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Road
Central Massachusetts
State Railroad Commission of
Massachusetts
Lynn politics and health board clash over promises
The Linn board of health feud escalates as Alderman Ingram recalls pledges to back Dr. William E. Holbrook for city physician and Health Board, while Mayor Shepherd battles repeated removals of Milk Inspector Welts amid legal challenges and counsels’ moves.
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Linn
Board of Health
Ingram
John 8S
Brierly
William E. Holbrook
Health Board
Shepherd
Welts
E. T. McCarthy
Lynn
John Ingram
Holbrook
Controversy Over City Physician Nomination and Board Control
The city faces a heated dispute over appointing Dr. Holbrook or Dr. Lovell to head the board of health. Alderman Ingram urges a public preface from Holbrook, while doctors protest politics intruding into health matters. A prior clash involving William Craig and Wells colors the struggle, with Mayor Shepherd clearing the board of charges.
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Holbrook
C. D. S. Lovell
Alderman Ingram
Ingram
Brierly
Lovell
Dr. Holbrook
Firom la Croix
Board of Health
John Ingram
Ace Rrs
William F. Craig
Boston
Raig
Craig
Illiam Wells
Wells
Inam
Rai
Scott's Emulsion Promises Body Restoration For All
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil as a delicate food that restores the stomach and nourishes both adults and babies. It claims food alone may burden, and promises a sample from Scott & Brown in New York.
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McManus & Co Demand Wells Reinstated Inspector of Animals
The report notes McManus and associates press for Wells to be restored as inspector of animals. It questions whether Dr. Holbrook will be confirmed by the board and suggests the dispute may last the year. Dr. Little may remain in office until a new mayor takes over.
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Wells
Holbrook
Little
William P. Connery
Tammany
Ramsdell
Conceeaianel
J. Ramsdell
Washington street subway plan urged for public vote
Ex May or Matthews testifies before metropolitan affairs committee advocating a city owned Washington street subway with $6 000 000 cost and removal of surface tracks The proposal would place ownership with Boston and require a public vote on the measure noting Tremont street improvements and ongoing congestion on Washington street.
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Washington Street
Matthews
Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Gardner
Tremont Street
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Doo Girl Regains Speech After Courtroom Fear Incident
Ethel Bartholomew, an 18 year old from Wallingford, regains her speech in Middleboro after a previous cataleptic episode in a New Haven courtroom. Her recovery follows a year of nervous attacks linked to a $10,000 defamation suit her father filed against Charles J. Parmelee.
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Middleboro
Ethel Bartholomew
Charles J. Parmelee
Ethel
New Haven
Charles W. Soule
Wallingford
Conn
Mr. Parmelee
No Electric Display Drops From Bunker Hill Parade
The electric pageant from Charlestown's carnival display will not be part of this year's Bunker Hill celebration. Figures and floats have been dismantled and stored in navy yard and Carnival Association locations. W F Harding says the electric display will not be revived for the 17th of June parade and may never return.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Navy Yard
Carnival Association
W. F. Harding
Insurance suit over Pearson estate in Boston death
A new chapter in the Pearson insurance story emerges as the New York company seeks to block Mrs Lydia Wright Pearson executrix from pursuing over $240 000 from the estate. A restraining order was granted and a hearing set for Monday in the United States Circuit Court.
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James C. Pearson
Wakefield
Boston
Eutial Insurance
New York
United States
Lydia Wright Pearson
Aldrich
New Bathhouses to Rise on IL Street in South Boston
Dredging continues to permit full bathing around the clock once the buildings are ready. The contract for the Mississippi Street bathhouses goes to Morrill & Hilton Construction Co of Dorchester for 31 800 dollars.
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IL Street
Boston
Morrill & Hiton Construction Company
Dorchester
S J Reeves Millionaire Iron Magnate Dies in Dover
Samuel J Reeves iron magnate and millionaire died at his home in Dover Ohio today. He built Reeves Manufacturing into a major local firm and led the American Company of Chicago.
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S. J. Reeves
Canal
Dover
Samuel J. Reeves
E Reeves Manufacturin
American Company of
Chicago
Cartoonists Abroad Portray Uncle Sam Differently
Foreign cartoonists sketch Uncle Sam through their own lenses with Teutonic and Italian features, each reflecting national character. The piece notes common traits yet wide variation and wonders how a Chinese cartoonist would depict him amid China trade tensions.
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Uncle Sam
Germany
Italy
China
Sunday Religious Services in Boston Area Churches
A roundup of Sunday schedule items from Tremont Street and various Boston churches. It lists services, sermons, and classes at Ruggles Street Baptist, Tremont Temple Baptist, Dudley Street Baptist, First Baptist, Berkeley Temple, Old South Church, Tremont Street M E, People’s Temple, Presbyterian, Roxbury Spiritual Association, Gospel of Spirit Return Society, and other congregations with times and topics.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
John N. Mason
First Baptist Church
Batavia
N. Y. Ruggles Street
A. m. Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Pater
George C. Lorimer
H. P. Smith
Lorimer Hall
F. W. Gilbert
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
First Baptist Chu. I. Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Athan G. Wood
D. D
Sunda School
Dr. Wood
Berkeley Temple
Edward Anderson
J. J. ©. Bartlett
Woodman
Roberts
Bartlett
Dr. Anderson
Old South Church
Third Church
William Burnett Wright
Earth
Franklin Carter
LL. D
Williams College
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Avenue
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Tremont and
Concord Streets
Charles E. Davis
Layer Meeting
Unday School
Epworth League
People’s Hour
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Miss Morse
Roxbury
Wilkinson
Jubilee Singers
Professor Perkins
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Optritual Paria
Ley Street
F. A
Schubert Quartet
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Frit
Hiram Abiff
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
M. Ce
Peter Ie Iuacron
B. Y. M. Christian Eenors
Venice
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Albert J. Coleman
Church of Our Faither
Boston
Arthur Stevenson
Donald Baker
Robert H. Heyer, Jr
Robert Campbell, Jr
John Franklin Botume
Jerusalem
Liberal Forum
Pilgrim Hall
Eakers
John Moore
Obert Martin
W. A. Smith
RPV
Joseph Slattery
St. Patrick
House of Commons
Scar Keeps Hawkins in Jail in Berkshire Wire Gang Case
Vaughan Hawkins remains jailed in Hudson New York denying involvement with the Berkshire county wire gang tied to the Fosbury murder. A gang member is described as young with a long scar on the forehead and very dark hands. Sheriff Fowler has notified R L Fosbury and expects investigation.
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Hawkins
Hudson
N. Y
Vaughan Hawking
Wire
Berkshire County
Fosbury
Vaughan Hawkins
Fowler
R. L. Fosbury
Trial of J Pontof to be heard next Monday in Salem
The trial of J Pontof charged with murder of E Bailey last October will be pended in the Superior Court here next Monday. The case draws attention as a major local murder proceeding with potential implications for the community.
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Salem
J. ©. Pontof
Aes
Mur E. Bailey
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