Court uproar in Somerville during trial
In Somerville police court yesterday a disturbance erupted after Samuel Weinberger an 18 year old Jewish boy faced trial for being a stubborn child. Judge Wentworth left the bench as threats were made and two women fainted with one crippled woman knocked down. Weinberger had recently joined the Salvation Army against his parents wishes who have filed a Boston Superior Court action to restrain Flora Pu rington from exerting influence over their son. The judge will rule this morning.
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Somerville Police Court
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Somerville Corps
Salvation Army
Boston
Flora Purington
Wrecks Truck to Save Boys in South Boston
A ladder truck from the Andrews Square station in South Boston saved two small boys from death by steering into a telegraph pole to halt the vehicle as horses approached. Driver Michael Powers and six crewmen escaped with bruises after the truck tipped and parts smashed.
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Andrews Square
Boston
Michael Powers
Noonan
Belgium relief expenditures reach 25 million figure
A total of 25,858,017 dollars was spent for relief in Belgium through the Commission for Relief in Belgium up to March 8, announced by the commission in New York tonight.
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New York
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Brookline Votes for Water Improvement at Town Meeting
Brookline's 1915 town meeting ended with a unanimous vote approving a $200,000 appropriation to build a covered filter and basin to improve the town water supply. An amendment ensured local hiring first, with American workers as a fallback. A seven-member panel, including J Randolph Coolidge Jr and Miss Evelyn Walker, was appointed to review further plans for a $210,000 high school addition and manual training school expansion.
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William H. Walsh
Brookline
Williams
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
William H. Lincoln
Michael Driscoll
Philip S. Parker
Henry B. Sawyer
Benton Whidden
Evelyn Walker
Simmons College
Milton educator Hiram Tuell dies at 71 in Milton
Hiram Tuell of Milton a renowned educator died yesterday afternoon at his home 488 Canton avenue Milton age seventy one He taught at Blackstone Marlboro and led Milton High School for nineteen years After retiring he practiced law in Boston Tuell born in West Sumner Maine graduate of Bowdoin College survived by a widow and two daughters one a Wellesley College teacher and the other a Somerville High School staffer
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Canton Avenue
Milton
Blackstone and
Marlboro
Milton High School
Boston
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West Sumner
Bowdein College
Wellesley College
Somerville High School
15 000 FLEE TO U S FLAG
Persian war relief committee in New York received a cable from Tiflis reporting villages burned except three, plunder and many deaths in Urumiah, 15 000 refugees in the American mission, 10 000 refugees in Russia, and the French mission destroyed. signed by Aslanoff.
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Persian War Relief Committee
Tiflis
Russia
Urumiah
Aslanoff
Ward Baking Company Defends Bread Claims At City Hearing
Edwin A. Bayley argues Ward Baking Company bread contains no plaster of paris and asserts calcium sulphate is minimal and beneficial in Arkady yeast food. Ward vice president George S. Ward and Frank R. Shepard of General Baking challenge accusations as prejudice and warn against bills excluding scientific advances.
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Counsel Bayley
George S. Ward
Bread Company
Jordan
Ward
Ward Company
Frank R. Shepard
General Baking Company
Edwin A. Bayley
Ward Baking Company
Arkady
Plaster of Paris
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Cambridge
Raymond F. Bacon
Dr. Bacon
Washington
Tolman
Interstate Laboratory
Federal Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Mitchell
Loomis
Lady Bountiful Brings Playground for Young Readers
The Next Sunday Post features a Kid’s Corner with a new playground tale for young readers. The piece invites families to share in a lighthearted comic aimed at children and their friends.
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Pa van Loon
Next Sunday Post
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