Boston University seniors elect class day officers
Helen Carlson of Brockton was elected statistician of the senior class at Boston University College of Liberal Arts yesterday. James W. Doyle of Brockton won class day marshal, Rockwell Grey of Lockmere Na H was orator, Dorothy Wilder of Boston edist torian, a tie for valedictorian between Helen Cooper of Brockton and Marion Clarke of Medfield, Mary Mills of Newton, and Marion Stewerwald of Sharon served as poet and Ruth Tobey of Winthrop as presentist.
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Helen ©. Carlson
Brockton
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
James W. Doyle
Rockwell Grey
Lockmere
Na. H
Dorothy Wilder
Boston
Helen Cooper
Marion Clarke
Medfield
Mary Mills
Newton
Marion Stewerwald
Sharon
Effffie Copeland
Ruth Tobey
Winthrop
Springtime Perils and Father John’s Medicine Claim
The piece warns springtime weakens the body and nervous system, claiming ordinary drugs fail. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a pure nourishing remedy that restores strength and resists spring ailments. It asserts many users gain steady weight while taking this old fashioned prescription.
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Father John
Will of Miss Susie Sullivan Leaves Remainder to Carmelite Priory
The Boston based will filed in the Suffolk probate office details many bequests to public institutions and colleges. Major gifts include Boston College $1000 Holy Cross $500 Woodstock College Maryland $500 Georgetown University $500 and St John s Ecclesiastical Seminary Brighton $500. Several organizations receive $200 each including novitiate of Oblate Fathers Tewksbury St Vincent Seminary Germantown and others in Roxbury and South Boston. Additional gifts include Francis Jean Fathers College and Catholic missionary groups in the District of Columbia Ossining New York and Maryknoll New York.
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Susie F. Sullivan
Boston
Suffolk
Englewood
New Jersey
Boston College
Holy Cross
Woodstock College
Maryland
Georgetown University
St. John's Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
Holy Land
District of Columbia
Society For the Propartion of the Faith
Catholic Foreign Mission Society of
February Food Cost Cut Reported Across 51 Cities
Washington March release shows the Bureau of Labor Statistics says February food costs for the average family dropped nine percent from January with 44 items declining. Hens and eggs varied, while staples like potatoes rice pork and beef fell 3 to 18 percent. year over year totals show a 21 percent decrease with some items rising slightly. Buffalo and Butte lead monthly declines at 11 percent. across 51 cities Memphis and Minneapolis top the yearly drop at 26 percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statisties
Buffalo
Butte
Mont
Bridgeport
New Haven
New York
Boston
Manchester
N. H
Providence
Fall River
Portland
Memphis
Minneapolis
Will Ask For Higher Wages In Boston Transit Strike
Wage reductions for Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co employees of about 20 percent to start May 2 are to be resisted. Union leaders plan unified action and seek higher pay after claims that one man cars reduced carmen from 4300 to about 2600. Conferences among unions are underway to draft a new wage and working agreement.
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Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Carmen
Girl Struck by Auto Injures Lexington Student
Mary Cassidy daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cassidy of 7 Columbia road Lexington was seriously injured yesterday afternoon on her way to school after running in front of a truck driven by Edward Connors of 66 Massachusetts avenue Lexington.
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Mary Cassidy
Joseph Cassidy
Columbia Road
Lexington
Edward Connors
Massachusetts Avenue
Chelsea store fraud scam alarm lands two victims
Chelsea Square department store lure nets Michael Arloff for 300 dollars after a staged tour and cash guarantee. Separately, 70 year old Witsky loses a pocketbook and finds only one dollar when the supposed thief is caught and the scammer flees. Police alerted by the manager.
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Chelsea
Michael Arloff
Chestnut Street
Chelsea Square
Arloff
Psuedo
Banco
Witsky
Walnut Street
Poplar Street
Dublin castle names three Sinn Fein leaders in attacks
Dublin castle issues official statement charging Cashel Burgess Richard Mulcahy and Michael Collins with organizing attacks on Crown forces in Dublin. Since Jan 1 there have been 50 attacks with 1 soldier killed 12 wounded 4 policemen killed 8 wounded and 7 civilians killed 40 wounded. Ireland wide seven policemen killed 16 wounded eight military wounded seven civilians murdered.
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Dublin
Dublin Castle
Cashel Burgess
Richard Mulcahy
Michael Collins
Forces of the Crown
Sinn Fein
Burgess
Mulcahy
Collins
Ireland
Limerick
J. W. Lindsay
Macroom
Sinn Fenners
Corporation of Limerick
Royal Irish Constabulary
Lloyd George Not Naming Sinn Fein Envoys for Peace Conference
London report states Premier Lloyd George has not named Dail Eireann members to attend a proposed peace conference for Ireland. He said the government would name officials only after definite proposals are made, with assurance of safe conduct if invited.
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Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
London
Dail Eireann
Ireland
United States
House of Commons
More Indictments Against G W Solley
New indictments returned against George W Solley executive secretary of the Loyal Coalition he was arraigned in Suffolk Superior Crim court on the charges.
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George W. Solley
Loyal Coalition
Suffolk
Crim
Man pleads not guilty to new indictments in court
In court yesterday the defendant pleaded not guilty to three new indictments and was held in 500 dollars bail, totaling 10,000 with bail furnished by Mr. Solley. One indictment contains eleven counts covering four years, while the earlier indictments relate to four months.
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Solley
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