Free Instruction For Truck Chauffeurs In Boston
Twenty four fleets of trucks are represented by their chauffeurs at a free instruction course held by the Massachusetts Safety Council in the hall of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union at 48 Boylston Street. Next Tuesday features Oscar F Ostby on care of your truck headlight and Alfred W Devine on the new headlight law. Drivers of pleasure cars and trucks may attend. James J Scully of the Motor Truck Club of Massachusetts will preside.
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Boston
Massachuset's Safety Council
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Oscar F. Ostby
New York
Alfred W. Devine
James J. Scully
The
Motor Truck Club of
Massachusetts
Back Pain Relief Through Pink Pills Testimony
Mrs. Sarah A. Washer of Middletown New York describes four months of lumbago and general weakness from thin blood. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her back pain eased after the first box and nerves and strength improved, with ongoing recommendation and a free booklet offered by the Dyneae Co Schenectady New York.
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Sarah A. Washer
Linden Avenue
Middletown
N.Y
Dyne Ae Eecine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Open to argument on bonus bill in House
Washington reports Speaker Gillett returning and saying he is open to argument on permitting the soldiers bonus bill to be called up in the House next Monday under a suspension of the rules.
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Washington
Gillett
Capitol visit stirs debate over soldiers bonus bill
Representative Kitchin urged minority report on the bonus in Ways and Means. Frear attacked Mellon and others in his floor remarks. Treadway and Tilson promised joint minority views. Mellon denied aiming to argue merits of the soldiers bonus. Speaker Gillett returned from Florida undecided if rule suspension will proceed, while Fordney and other leaders planned talks. A Kitchen Democratic meeting sparked debate on minority report as ill health kept Kitchin away from the floor.
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Capitol
Kitchin
North Carolina
Democratic House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Crissinger
Wall Street
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Treadway
Massachusetts
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Frear
Florida
Harding
Gillett
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Republican House
House Republicans
Representative Kitchen
Ways’ and Means Committee
Congress
Gilchrist Association Stages Snappy St. Patrick Event
The Gilchrist Association held a snappy St Patrick's Day entertainment in its Winter street club room. Over 250 members attended as moving pictures opened the program followed by eight vaudeville acts by Gilchrist talent.
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Gilchrist Association
Winter Street
Moving Pictures
Gilchrist
Jack Smith
Frank Walsh
Roma S. Nickerson
Charles Garrity
Helen McLaughlin
Dorothea Kirlin
Alice Woods
Albert Munny
Frances
Alice Nagle
Frank Smith
Marton Brown
Ben Klayman
Elizabeth Morris
Edwin L. Putnam
Frank L. Parham
Eternal Light at Codman Square Theatre opens St Ambrose drive
The Eternal Light, staged by St Ambrose Church societies at Codman Square Theatre Dorchester, benefits the church building fund. A rare musical program with a well known orchestra accompanies the film, marking the drive toward completing the upper church.
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Codman Square Theatre
Dorchester
The
Moving Picture
Eternal Light
St. Ambrose Church
Field's Corner
Moby Dick Booklet Debut in Boston Sunday Post
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine plans a booklet edition featuring Herman Melville’s Moby Dick described as the most remarkable whale tale. The new format aims to attract readers with a compact presentation of the classic narrative.
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Herman Melville
Boston Sunday Post
Ulmer Trial Delayed to March 27
W Edgar Ulmer a Heston attorney under indictment for causing a false tax return for Henry M Woods Sons Company appeared before Judge Fessenden and objected to an imminent trial. After bench conference the case was assigned for trial on Monday March 27.
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W. Edwin Ulmer
Heston
Henry M. Woods Sons Company
Fessenden
Superior Court
Funeral services for Mackey boys tomorrow
Funeral services for John and Charles Mackey aged 11 and 9, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mackey of 13 Kensington Street Roxbury, will be held tomorrow afternoon at St. Joseph's Church Roxbury. They were drowned in Scarboro Pond Franklin Park.
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John
Charles Mackey
Henry J. Mackey
Kensington Street
Roxbury
Scarboro Pond
Franklin Park
St. Joseph's Church
Singer Wins $13 000 in Suit Against Railroad
New York March 17 A supreme court jury in Brooklyn awarded Mrs Alma Webster Powell singer damages of 13000 in her suit against the New York Central Railroad for injuries from a railroad accident Her husband A Judson Powell was granted 2000 for medical expenses and loss of her services Her sister Mrs Cella F Benelisha was mentioned in the case
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New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Alma Webster Powell
New York Central Railroad
A. Judson Powell
Powell
Cella F. Benelisha
Bent Te wel claim links wreck injury to rheumatism
A report states that a claim by a witness named Tewell, injured in the wreck, is justified by rheumatism. The article cautions against attributing the injuries solely to the accident.
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Tewell
May Withdraw U S Soldiers From Germany
Congress moves to force immediate withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine region after reparations disputes. Senate backing grows as Borah and Lodge press for rapid removal of about 5000 to 6000 U S soldiers, with potential curtailment of funding to compel action.
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Washington
United News
Congress
Germany
America
Rhine
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Underwood
Massaro Sentenced in Suffolk Court for Narcotics Case
Nanji Massaro of 52 Nashua Street drew two years in the House of Correction and a $1000 fine by Judge Bishop in Suffolk Superior Court. He had earlier received four months in Municipal Court and appealed the sentence.
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O’brien
Nanji Massaro
Nashua Street
House of Correction
Bishop
Suffolk Superior Court
Massaro
Accomplice Ralph Amort Fined and Sentenced Following Trial
At trial a jury found the defendant guilty and Ralph Amort, alleged Massaro ally, was fined 1000 dollars and ordered confined in the same institution for one year.
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Ralph Amort
Massaro
Molders End Strike After Restoring Old Wage Rate
Fourteen employers agreed yesterday to pay $6 per day, prompting the majority of the union brass molders who struck Thursday in 18 Boston area foundries to return to work.
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Boston
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