Life Saving Boston Terrier Bob Dies After Car Accident
The South End district mourns as Bob the Boston terrier, bred by Blaustein of Harrison avenue, is killed by a reckless chauffeur in a 4 horsepower touring car. Bob had previously saved his master's family from asphyxiation by warning them of leaking gas, rousing them from sleep.
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South End
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Bob
Blaustein
Blausteins
Mr.Blaustein
Pastor Perin Quits Pulpit After Long Service
The Rev. Dr. George L. Perin of Beacon Universalist Church Brookline resigns after nearly 25 years. He will become pastor emeritus and continue duties as superintendent of Franklin Square House. Rev. J Van Niece Bandy chosen as successor, to begin first Sunday in September.
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Beacon Universalist Church
Brookline
Dr. Perin
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J. van Niece Bandy
Harvard Divinity School
Kentucky
Montana
Oregon
California University
Brother in law of Charles jailed for embezzlement
William J. Whiting, former money order clerk at Sub-postal Station 16 Myrtle Street, received a one year sentence at Greenfield jail from Judge Dodge in the United States District Court for embezzling money order funds. Whiting is brother in law to Warry Charles, ex mayor of Chinatown, who is serving a life term in Charles Town on a governor granted reprieve for involvement in recent Chinatown murders.
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Wiliam J. Whiting
Myrtle Street
Greenfield
Dodge
United States District Court
Whiting
Warry Charles
Chinatown
Charlestown
Draper
No More Fat Physician Banishes Weight by Simple Method
A physician claims to have cured himself of obesity using a straightforward approach after trials with drugs, medicines, starvation diets, and advertised remedies failed. He presents his method as effective and accessible.
Man Loses 100 Pounds, Gains Strength After Insurance Refusal
A man who faced life insurance denial and a death verdict due to excessive weight drastically reduced his burden by shedding 100 pounds. He became strong and vigorous, turning a dire health view into a renewed condition.
Desperate Fat Cure Promises 100-Pound Loss From Doctor Turner
An advertisement touts a free information coupon from Dr. Turner claiming a simple harmless method that reduced his weight by 100 pounds and restored health. It warns against drugs and diets, urges readers to mail for details, and asserts the method strengthens users from the start.
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Turner
Free anti fat coupon joins Dr Turner weight loss system
An old Boston Post coupon offers a weight reduction program by Dr Z M Turner. It promises a folder on a new system and a reply stamp, inviting readers to contact Turner for details.
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Boston Post
Austin's Latest Ode Said to Be to Colonel Roosevelt
Alfred Austin the English poet laureate plans an ode to Roosevelt. this poem, printed from Ashford, Kent, England, depicts spring imagery and longing, ending with a pledge to return to a Western home and the reunion of lovers.
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Austin
Roosevelt
Alfred Austin
Foresters To Aid Father Gasson in Boston College Extension
From all sections of Greater Boston representatives of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters will gather Tuesday evening May 10 at St Rose Hall to aid Father Gasson. Noted speakers include Rev John J Cummins Rev Peter C Quinn Rev Peter J McCormack John B Dore and Edward I Brown will preside. The meeting supports Catholic higher education and Boston College expansion.
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Greater Boston
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Rose Hall
M. C. O. F. Association
New
Boston College Extension
John J. Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale
Henry C. Towle
Father Gasson
Women Win Their License For Intelligence Office
After controversy the Woman's Industrial and Educational Union wins a first class intelligence office license. The Licensing Board says the union abandoned its field agent plan and withdrew the second class license application. The first class license allows securing skilled labor positions but prohibits cooks domestics and similar workers.
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Woman’s Industrial and Educational Union
Licensing Board
Woman's Industrial and Educational] Union
Treasury estimates April money circulation drop of 42 cents
The Treasury Department on May 6 estimated the U S population at 90 123 000 as of May 2 and that per capita money circulation stood at 34 45 dollars, indicating a loss of 42 cents for April.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Relatives of Bradley Locate Remains in Boston
Relatives of John R. Brady who died in Panama were found through a Post story yesterday and plan to move Bradley's remains from the isthmus. Bradley, a member of an exploring expedition, died of fever and authorities delayed removal for two years. Three days ago the waiting period ended and Dr F B Von Teuber, expedition head, arrived in Boston to identify Bradley's kin.
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Panama
Post
Bradley
Pr. F. B. von Teuber
Boston
Pensions for Life Guard Men
Washington May 5 Secretary MacVeagh endorses a Senate Commerce committee proposal for retirement and pension provisions in life saving service laws. The plan would cost the government about 173000 dollars yearly for longevity raises would add roughly 243700 dollars more.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary McVeagh Endorses Pay Increase for Life Savers
The Secretary said the total cost is small beside saving lives and property. He compared life savers to army and navy members in risk and hardship. He favored raising pay after five years of service to recognize veterans versus beginners.
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Army
MacVeagh
Wellesley College News Board Chronicles May Day Scandal
The Wellesley College news board produced a glowing May Day feature that described events and a May pole photo that never happened due to weather. The piece, blamed on speculative writing by a board member, pretends the festivities occurred as scheduled and promises a corrected issue.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College News Board
Becau
Neepfter Pluvius
Jairost
Cope
Mayor appoints loan company directors
Mayor Fitzgerald announced three appointments as directors of local loan firms. Robert F. Clark becomes director of the Collateral Loan Company, John D. Marks joins the Chapel Loan Company board, and George E H Curran is named director of the Ne Association, where he serves as superintendent of the new Boston Opera House stage. None of the appointments require Civil Service Commission approval.
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Robert F. Clark
Collateral Loan Company
John D. Marks
Chapel Loan Company
George E H. Curran
Ne Association
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Boston Opera House
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