Milk Bill Change in Senate Alters Health Department Plan
In a Senate session yesterday a substitute by Senator Cummings Worcester altered the milk bill path. Health officials and Milk Consumers Association leaders rushed to Dr McLaughlin to defend the department while seeking reversal to favor the McLaughlin bill over Cummings.
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State Department of Health
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Worcester
State Department
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McLaughlin
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Milk Consumers’ Association
Mrs Eldred Reported Missing After Fall River Trip
Mrs El dred, 38, described as 4 feet 4 inches and 215 pounds, disappeared Wednesday after a Boston to Fall River voyage. Her husband, once a Chicago Tribune reporter, suspects a self inflicted death during a despondent mood. police and private detectives search Boston and Cohasset.
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Boston
Fall River
Public Health Funds Enforce Act Provisions
The text notes an appropriation of 1000 dollars to enforce provisions of an act and states the act takes effect upon passage. The language reflects a legislative measure allocating funds and establishing immediate effectiveness. No further context or entities are provided in the fragment.
Cambridge Children Present Novelty Dances at Exhibition
Almost a hundred Cambridge children, mostly girls, danced intricate novelty dances before a full hall at the Elks Building in Central Square. The event, the fourth annual exhibition, featured Miss Nellie Ferguson, who is herself a child and directs the pupils.
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Cambridge
Elks
Central Square
Nellie Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Free Fare Zone On Bay State Line Sparks Six-Cent Debate
The Public Service Commission heard testimony about a 1700 foot no fare zone on Bay State’s Oakdale to Forest Hills route. Passengers ride free to Forest Hills but must pay the nickel to enter town. experts warned many routes would not cover costs even with six-cent fares. The hearing resumes at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday.
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Paradise
Bay State
Public Service Commission
John T. Conway
Brockton
Bay State Street Railway
Oakdale- Dedham
Hyde Park
Forest Hills
Boston Boundary Line
Forest Hills Terminal
Boston
Hyde Park Boundary
City of
Elevated
Arthur G. Wadleigh
Allied
Kuster
Feustel
Telephone Girls Plan May Dance at Dorchester Hall
Boston Tandem Exchange operators plan a seaside week end cottage fund move with a May party at Columbus Hall Dorchester featuring novelty dances including the P A M slipper dance. Officers include Miss Alice Sheehan president Miss Pauline Phelan treasurer and Miss Marguerite Kinnear secretary.
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Boston Tandem Exchange
Columbus Hall
Dorchester
Alice Sheehan
Pauline «. Phelan
Marguerite Kinnear
Margaret Crehan
Marion Clough
Agnes Johnson
Lillian Wright
Dorothea Wright
Fyvelyn Grady
William Thompson
George Daley
Joseph Regan
Freeman Dodge
Daniel Hagerty
Clement Rose
Wolf's Advertisement Men S 50c Underwear Sale
Readable ad notes 50c B V D underwear at Wolf's M Clothier corner Hanover and Portland Sts for 60c two piece and 1 dollar B V D union suits for 60c plus Tuesday double legal stamp day at Wolf's.
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M. Clothier
Hanover
Portland Sts
Wolf
Mary Ames Weds Louis Frothingham in North Easton Church
Miss Mary Shreve Ames daughter of the late Frederick Lothrop Ames married former Lieutenant Governor Louis A. Frothingham at Unity Church North Easton. The ceremony was led by Rev Dr Chaffin with Rev Dr Frothingham of Boston assisting and a reception followed at the Ames home. The couple will split residence between North Easton and Boston after a wedding trip to the South.
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Mary Shreve Ames
North Easton
Louis A. Frothingham
Frederick Lothrop Ames
Louis
John G. Ames
Mr. Ames
Mrs. Frothingham
South
Boston
Boy narrowly saved as car crashes with ice cream truck
Walter G Burns swerved to avoid a 4 year old boy crossing Washington Street Quincy and struck an East Boston Ice Cream Company truck. Mrs Elizabeth Ferris suffered a fractured rib and head bruises. another woman had multiple bruises. Both women were treated and the Burns car damaged.
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Clairmont Street
Cambridge
Washington Street
Quincy
East Boston Ice Cream Company
Elizabeth Ferris
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Edward H. Bushnell
Burns
Joseph McDonald
Daniel McDonald
Broadway
Bushnell
Will of Mrs. Sarah A. Fletcher Approved in Probate
The will of Mrs. Sarah A. Fletcher, who died at her home in Fast Boston, was allowed yesterday by Judge George. A challenge by daughter Emma K. Fletcher prompted a partial hearing and the case was certified for jury determination. The matter proceeds to the Supreme Judicial Court to frame issues for a jury.
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Sarah A. Fletcher
Fast
Boston
George
Emma K. Fletcher
West
Supreme Judicial Court
Barefoot dancers and a gown shopping dilemma
A narrator anticipates a garden fete with barefoot dancers and plans for gowns. The speaker mentions choosing a blue and white tailored outfit and a striking white French chip straw hat with blue ribbon and decorative wings, realizing two weeks of unthinkable expense to indulge in buying.
Rotary Club Nominates Officers at Monthly Dinner
Over 100 Rotary Club members met at Cook's for the regular monthly gathering. Vice-president Frank R. Shepard of General Banking Co was named for President, William Bamburgh for Vice-president, and Bancroft Goodwin for Treasurer. After the meeting the group attended a theatre performance.
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Rotary Club
Cook's
Frank R. Shepard
General Banking Company
William (. Bamburgh
Bancroft Goodwin
Curtis Poor Box Thief Sentenced In Superior Court
Wareld B. Curtis pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday. Judge Hardy sentenced him to state prison for a term of three to five years for the church poor box theft.
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Wareld B. Curtis
Superior Criminal Court
Hardy
One Day in Eight Bill Passes House in Boston
The House moved a bill for one day in eight for Boston policemen after Senator Mc Laughlin pushed through the measure in the Senate. Cambridge Rep James sought a broader general application, but the Cambridge member was opposed by several Boston supporters who argued against extending the bill. The amendment was rejected.
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McLaughlin
Boston
Senate
James
Cambridge
John J. Willis
Charlestown
Arlington Women Study War Work
The Arlington branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness held a meeting at St. John’s Parish House to plan classes on surgical dressings. The first class will be next Monday with a nurse from Peter Bent Brigham Hospital guiding. Mrs. Charles A. Dennett chaired and introduced Mrs. McNamara, field secretary of the National Civic Federation.
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St. John’s
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Poston
Charles A. Dennett
Arlington
McNamara
National Civic Federation
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