Committee rebuke as public health panel fails to quorum
Six of eleven members of the legislative committee on public health did not attend the hearing on Mayor Curley’s bill banning pastry of Paris in bread. The session adjourned with no action. Ward Baking Company’s Edwin A. Bayeu urged a postponement to another hearing at 10:30 a m Tuesday. Absent were Senators Clarke Norwood and Representatives Mulveny Lewis Murray and McAllister.
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Immigrant Nathan Cohen Finds Help From Hebrew Shelter
Nathan Cohen the immigrant who has journeyed between this country and war zones since last May aboard the Lamport Holt liner Vasari seeks recovery and stability to enter the United States or Brazil. The Hebrew Shelter and Immigrant Aid Society of America announced it will assist by seeking admission for him to the United States.
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Religion From the Heart Sermon Featured Sunday
The Boston Post prints the 21st Billy Sunday sermon in the daily and Sunday Post series. Tomorrow's issue will present The Three Groups. Back copies from Feb 28 and Mar 1 are exhausted. limited supply remains for future days. Apply through readers' newsdealers or Circulation Department with extra postage.
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Will You Come to Christ in This Campaign
An exhortation to sinners and nonbelievers in Philadelphia urging immediate conversion through faith in Jesus Christ. The speaker argues against mere church attendance and reasoned debate, urging repentance, childlike faith, and public commitment at the meetings.
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Boston Ward Lines Upheld in Redistricting Plan
The Supreme Court and Senate maintain Boston’s new 26 ward map drafted by the City Council. Wards shift boundaries, reduce some representation in in-town areas, expand suburban seats, and keep notable wards like 17 and 18 largely intact. Mayor Curley’s and Senator Timilty’s wards see little change.
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Victory for reform as a result of Tan 1 next the present
A brief report notes reform gains following Tan 1 as the present plan moves forward. The item identifies victory for reform advocates and signals policy progression with ongoing political developments.
Are You a Rheumatic? Ad Promotes Eimer Amend 2851
An advertiser offers relief for rheumatic sufferers with Eimer & Amend's 2851. The ad highlights grateful user letters and notes reliable druggists carry the remedy.
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Eimer & Amend
Unions Recommend Wartime Labor Pact And Arbitration
London reports that workmen's representatives, after talks with David Lloyd George and the imperial defence committee, urge unions to eschew work stoppages during the war. Wage disputes to go to arbitration, and relaxation of union rules to hire semi skilled and female labor. An advisory workers’ committee will be appointed to help implement the plan, with assurances that changes last only for the war period. Lloyd George to confer with employers.
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David Lloyd-George
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Imperial Defence
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Four Alleged Gunmen Held on Robbery Counts
Four men named George H. Gattan Joseph McAuley Frank J. Riley and Joseph W. Leahy were arraigned in Roxbury District Court on charges tied to army holdups in Roxbury and Dorchester. They were held for the grand jury with bonds set at 23000 and remanded after failing to post bail.
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Judy Hayden
Cour
George H. Gatt
Joseph McAuley
Washington Street
Frank J. Riley
Burrell Street
Joseph W. Leahy
Albany Street
Has Preserved Billy Sunday Sermons in Book
To the Editor of the Post a Medford reader says he has collected the Billy Sunday sermons published in the paper over the last three weeks into a special book and expresses appreciation for the series. Charles B. Stetson Jr. signs from 19 Liberty Avenue.
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Charles B. Stetson, Jr
Liberty Avenue
Medford
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