Auto accident near Salisbury kills Sawtelle in crash
James Sawtelle 26 of Boston was killed instantly and Alfred Mattisee of Boston was seriously injured when their auto skidded off a embankment at Salisbury. Mattisee suffered three fractured ribs and other injuries. Sawtelle's body was taken to H F Lunt's undertaking rooms. Vehicle owned by Joseph Delaurentia of Cambridge Street was en route from Portland to Boston. crash occurred after passing under the Boston Maine overhead bridge.
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Alfred Mattisee
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Mattisee
Anna Jaques Hospital
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Joseph Delaurentia
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Unlicensed Driver Involved in Boston Collision
A man named Mattisee was knocked unconscious when a car struck him. Police report the driver was operating without a license. The Boston directory lists no James Sawtelle or Alfred Mattisee with address.
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James Sawtelle
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Boston draftsmen union meeting targets large-scale organizing
A joint open meeting and smoker of the International Federation of Draftsmen's Unions Locals 7 13 and 15 AF of L was held at William Parkman Hall Boston. Officials reported anticipated unionization of at least 75 percent of draftsmen in Boston and vicinity this year. Also noted: Field Marshal French's remarkable World War I story will be printed in the Daily and Sunday Post starting next Saturday.
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International Federation of ‘Draftsmen’s Unions
A. F. of L
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French
Daily
Sunday Post
Emerson College Receives Permanent Status and Plans
Governor Coolidge signs bill allowing Emerson College to confer the B L I degree. Next year marks the college’s 40th anniversary founded by Charles Wesley Emerson. Alumni luncheon celebrated MA recognition and plans include a permanent building and dormitories ready by September. Boston University to exchange courses and staff with Emerson next year.
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Charles Wesley Emerson
Emerson
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Henry Lawrence Southwick
Boston University
Hangs Himself David Lambert Found Dead In East Tsoston
David Lambert 76 of White street East Tsoston died yesterday by hanging at a barn behind his home. He had been released about four months earlier from a psychopathic hospital after a prior suicide attempt. TREBLE UP promotional exhortations appear in the same column.
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White Street
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Lambert
Psychopathic
Lusitania Day Service Observed In New York
A memorial service at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine marked Lusitania Day, four years since the sinking, with about 800 attendees including survivors and relatives. The event, organized by New York patriotic societies, aimed to honor victims without fostering hatred and to mark America’s entry with the allies.
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Harry H. Order Department A
Aronson
Washington
Boston
Mass
New York
Lusitania
America
First National Bank Seeks Return of Tax Payment
The city of Boston is asked to return 594,660 to the First National Bank of Boston, which paid the amount into the city treasury as a tax on its capital stock in 1918. The bank sought an abatement last March but was unsuccessful. The tax was assessed on capital stock of 7,500,000 at 7.92 per share and on a share valuation of 274. The bank says it paid the tax due under state law.
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First National Bank of
Prince Alfonso Injured Skiing Near Lucerne
Prince Alfonso of Orleans was seriously injured while skiing near Brunnen by Lake Lucerne. He slipped 1000 feet into a gravel pit and was taken to a Zurich hospital. The Infante of Spain, 33, is the son of Prince Antoin of Bourbon Orleans, duke of Galliera.
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Prince Alfonso of Orleans
Brunnen
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Alfonso
Infante
Spain
Antoin of
Bourbon-Orleans
Galllera
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert Do You Bad Breath Cure
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative and blood purifier to cure bad breath. It claims to substitute calomel, stimulate bowels and liver, and purify the system without griping. The olive colored vegetable formula is sold by druggists for 0c and 25c per box.
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