Cupid Keeps At Good Work
Twenty six marriage intentions filed with City Hall yesterday showing couples from Dorchester Cambridge and South Boston among others. Names include Harold McQuarrie and Willon Sullivan Barbara Ney and John Moore Gladys Holliday and Alfred Adams Lora French and Horatio Washburn Corinne LeMay and Corinne Finn among others. Dont be a quitter Buy a bond.
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Harold McQuarrie
Charles Street
Dorchester
Willon M. Sullivan
Albion Street
Abraham Gamarnick
Advertiser
Temple Street
Minnie Cogan
Everett Avenue
Chelsea
John P. Moore
Mont
Harold W. Smith
Trowbridge Street
Cambridge
Minnie E. Downie
East Newton Street
Henry W. Griffin
Nightingale Street
Eva M. Paton
Woodlawn
Forest Hills
Alfred Adams
Dale Street
Roxbury
Gladys L. Holliday
Carlile E. Choate
Framingham
Mary W. Clark
Chestnut Street
Mier Bennett
Chambers
Lily Giniger
Ducente Street
William B. Powers
Barber
Ladoga
Ind
Lillian Marton
New York
N. Y
Ralph Alberico
Hanover Street
Jennie Severino
North Street
Horatio Lt. Washburn
Grampian Way
Lora French
Stephen Derghazarian
Dorchester Avenue
Noonia Melkonian
Cook
Newtonville
Albert P. Mason
Columbus Avenue
Laura Champney
Henry A. Bartholoma
Sheridan Place
Jamaica Plain
Lena V. Boudreau
Frank H. Fardie
Dairyman
East Fourth Street
Boston
Elizabeth A. Metzler
Edward T. Simpson
Carpenter
Massachusetts Avenue
Bertha A. Gove
Carver Street
Domenico Tomei
Everett Street
Lucia D’ Arcangelo
Joseph W. Crump
Idaho Street
Martha E. Ware
Hazelton Street
Philip di Forte
Bremen Street
Boston City Club
Mary de Angelis
Packer
Revere
Dwight W. Underwood
Saco
Waxer, Street
South
Roxbury Rioters Trial Continues Before Judge Hayden
Testimony for the Roxbury rioters resumes in Roxbury Court with Judge Hayden presiding. Commonwealth witnesses, including injured police officers, were completed yesterday afternoon. Defendants led by Martha Foley and Hyman Stern were on the stand as adjournment occurred at 4 30.
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Roxbury
Hayden
Commonwealth
Martha Foley
Hyman Stern
Miss Foley
Rioting Witnesses Testify Across City Court Scene
Stern says he was in his house on May 1 and knew nothing of rioting until he headed to International Hall. Foley describes the procession as a chaotic move between halls while some Socialists rode to Wenonah Hall. Mrs Rosecalm’s son’s accident triggers a courtroom disturbance as Court Officer McInerney restrains her from leaping over the corridor railing.
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Stern
International Hall
Miss Foley
Dudley Street Opera House
Wenonah Hall
Wenonah Street
Christina Rosecalm
McInerney
Discharged Soldiers to Receive New Uniforms
Washington May 6 War Department issues order that only new or as good as new uniforms will be issued to soldiers on discharge for wear at parades and ceremonies. Rhetorical note about loan rallies appears in the text.
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Washington
War Department
Dorchester Mothers Club Plans Guest Night Speaker
The Dorchester School Centre Mothers Club will host its annual guest night at Dorchester High School with Frank V. Thompson, Boston public schools superintendent, as principal speaker. Harvard Glee Club and Mandolin Club provide music, Liberty Unit ushers assist, and Mrs. Davison and Mrs. Wayne oversee arrangements. The club highlights wartime and patriotic efforts over the past year and invites the public.
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Boston Public Schools
Dorchester Mothers’ Club
Mothers’ Club
Dorchester School
Dorchester High School
Frank V. Thompson
Harvard Glee Club
Mandolin Club
Liberty Unit
Arthur H. Davison
Frank Wayne
Herbert Averill
Margaret Gallagher
O RYAN LEADS NEW YORK DELEGATION TO LEGION CAUCUS
New York city and state plan to send 150 delegates by special train to the American Legion caucus in St Louis on May 8 to 10. Major General John F O Ry an and Brig Gen Charles Tr deBevoise head the party with O Ry an chairing the state delegation. Cornell President Schurman announced a $100000 endowment from John Stambaugh of Youngstown Ohio to create a professorship in history.
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New York
New York City
American Legion
St. Louis
John F. O’ryan
Charles Tr. deBevoise
O’ryan
Ithaca
N. Y
Schurman
Cornell
John Stambaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Apply Pepsin Every Day to Your Teeth
A health advisory endorses daily use of pepsin based dental products, citing claims of plaque reduction and enamel protection. Authorities confirm approval but emphasize following label directions and consulting a dentist for personal needs.
Fight Film Dental Film and Pepsodent Promise
Scientific notice describes a slimy film on teeth causing tartar and decay. Activated pepsin agents in Pepsodent claim to remove the film in ten days, with tests suggesting improved cleaning and reduced gum issues. A 10 Day Tube is offered to readers for self testing.
See How They Glisten Pepsodent Ad Claims Superior Teeth Care
A vintage advertisement extols Pepsodent claiming it activates pepsin to dissolve film and whiten teeth. It asserts clinical endorsement by authorities and dentists, urging readers to try a 10-Day Tube and observe brighter teeth for themselves and their children.
Pepsodent New Day Dentifrice Coupon Drive
A promotional clip invites readers to send in a coupon for a 10 day tube of Pepsodent toothpaste. It touts clean teeth, absence of slimy film, and whitening as film disappears, calling the result a revelation.
Press campaign in Japan stirs anti American sentiment
Japanese press mounts renewed anti American drive with no major acts yet, but widespread agitation in leading papers inflames public opinion against the United States. Some representatives condemn the government for failing to curb the literary outbursts, fearing ill will.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Empire
America
Mass meeting protests slow in front of US embassy
Participants at a Sunday mass meeting pledged to continue demonstrations before the American embassy despite police interference. They blame fear of U S influence in international affairs for agitation and accuse Americans of inciting Chinese treaties and supporting anti Japanese legislation while criticizing President Wilson. In Osaka, Kokuminto backs Monroe Doctrine recognition by the League of Nations as endorsing Japan's Far East predominance.
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United States
Japan
China
Siberia
Pacific
Hochi Shimbun
Yorodzu Choho
Kaiser
Wilson
Peking
Shantung
Kokuminto Party
Osaka
League of Nations
Far East
Major Cushing Back Again From France
Major H. D. Cushing commander of the First Anti-aircraft Machine Battalion arrives in New York aboard the Housatonic after 14 months in France. His unit accounted for 28 German planes with 89 casualties and several distinguished conduct citations. Lieutenant John J. Donovan of Somerville aided in eight enemy planes brought down. Eight battalion officers plus Major Cushing earned the Croix de Guerre.
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New York
H. D. Cushing
Boston
France
Housatonic
John J. Donovan
Somerville
Mass
Cushing
Massive Beer Truck Rampage Kills Child In Jamaica Plain
A beer truck lost control on Amory near Porter in Jamaica Plain and plowed into a store, killing 12 year old Melvin Benson and injuring two other children. Driver Charles Curwen 35 was arrested for manslaughter. Two workers were shaken. injuries also reported for Harry Roscaln 11 and Kazel Wood 6. Other affected individuals include Walter Mack 35 and Michael J. Conners 30.
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Amory Street
Porter Street
Jamaica Plain
Melvin Benson
Charles T. R. Curwen
Jeff Street
Harry Roscaln
Boylston Street
City Hospital
Kazel Wood
Glenwood Street
Walter Mack
Buckley Road
Michael J. Conners
Broadway
South Boston
New England Brewing Company
Bismarck Street
Planobarricade shooting ends with fatality and injuries
In Plano Texas on May 6 a Black man, after a four hour standoff from a barricade in his home, was struck and fatally hurt by armed civilians and officers. Nine others were wounded during the incident.
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Plano
Tex
Tom Embrey
Extraordinary shoe claim from Ookala advert
T D Collins of Ookala Hawaii reports remarkable Nedlin Soles wear lasting thirty three months including six trips around Kilauea crater with little sole wear. The ad credits Goodyear made Nedlin Soles for comfort waterproofness and economy. It promotes putting Nedlin Soles on new and worn shoes and notes Goodyear also makes ingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear rivals.
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T. D. Collins
Ookala
Hawaii
Kilauea
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
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