Food storage limits and embargo ideas gain at Ford Hall meeting
Ford Hall Town Meeting backed federal limits on cold storage of food and an embargo on U S food exports as quick measures to curb rising prices. Dr P F Mullowney urged six month storage, while Massachusetts Consumer League leaders condemned state food policies and called for women on health boards. Mayor Curley to speak at Tremont Temple with Rev A A Berlop and city officials present.
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PF. H. Mullowney
Food Division
Boston Board of Health
Dr. Mullowney
Food Committee
Massachusetts Consumers’ League
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League
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McCaffrey
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A. A. Berlop
Leonard Wood
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P. H. Mullowney
Iton Board of “Health
Kept Marriage a Secret Two Years
Friends in Melrose learned yesterday that Gladys Harrington married Lindsy Lantz almost two years ago in June 1916. The couple, both from Melrose, disclosed the secret as Mrs. Lantz prepared to move to New Glasgow, N. S. The husband, a city jewelry engraver, had taken a job in the Canadian city and moved with his bride, revealing how they managed to keep the marriage hidden.
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Gladys Harrington
Melrose
Miss Harrington
Lindsy Lantz
Lantz
New Glasgow
Victim of Operation Succumbs in Brookline Case
Mrs. Mary Kowalchuk of 9 Green Street Brookline died last night at the New England Hospital for Women and Children Roxbury after an alleged illegal operation by Dr Alfred D Shea of 943 Massachusetts Avenue Brookline. An ante mortem statement implicates Shea and Konstany Skorohod of 74 Webster Avenue Somerville. Shea arraigned in Cambridge District Court held on $5000 bond for continued hearing March 21. Skohorod arrested. both men face updated charges.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline
Foss
Mary Kowalchuk
Green Street
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Roxbury
Kowalchuk
Shea
Konstanty Skorohod
Webster Avenue
Somerville
Cambridge District Court
Almy
Skohorod
Cambridge
Louise Homer's Favorite Song Words and Music Feature
A Sunday Post page highlights Louise Homer in a short feature detailing her favorite song words and music. The piece notes critical reception and provides brief context about the performer and associated performances.
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Louise Homer
Next Sunday Post
Children search for Airedale puppy Pep in Brookline
Miss Marion Conquest’s year old Airedale Pep is missing in Corey Hill Brookline. Local children organize patrols to search the neighborhood for the dog and bring it home safe.
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Corey Hill
Brookline
Pep
Airedale
Charges for Every Fireman
Everett city news reports Alderman Hamlin accusing the fire department of threatening city officials over pay increases. The public meeting before Mayor Mullen next Tuesday night will hear sensational charges and follow similar scrutiny of the police department, which Hamlin later withdrew.
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Mullen
Winfred JF. Hamlin
Hamlin
Police
Police Department
Missing dog of Brookline girl offered $10 reward
Miss Marion Conquest of Wellington road Brookline reports a missing dog cherished by her children who fear it was struck by a car after being missing over a week. A ten dollar reward is offered for the safe return of the pet.
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Marion Conquest
Wellington Road
Brookline
Miss Conquest
MISS DENEHY OUT OF DANGER AT HOSPITAL
Miss Harriet Denehy of Dorchester was brought to City Hospital in a dangerous condition after an alleged assault and underwent surgery. She was reported resting comfortably later. Richard McCarthy, who sought a marriage license, and Dr Frederic H Plummer were arrested following the incident.
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Miss Denehy
Harriet
Denehy
Dorchester
Richard McCarthy
Frederic H. Plummer
Boy's plea to police after large bakery window break
Charles G. Damiery, 9, son of Joseph Damiery of 7 Cambridge street Cambridge, told officers he wanted candy when he broke a large plate glass in the door of a bakery at Dunster and Mt. Auburn streets.
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Charles G. Damiery
Joseph Damiery
Cambridge Street
Dunster
Mt. Auburn
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