Lunch Room Owners Fined for Bad Milk
Five lunch room owners were fined ten dollars each in Municipal Court for selling unfit milk or cream. Frank Rosoff of 6 School Street and the Wahneta lunch in Dock Square were charged with selling cream below standard, and Charles Stevenson 228 Massachusetts Avenue John Walsh 210 Massachusetts Avenue and F W Werner Company 38 Auburn Street Charlestown were fined for milk not up to requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rosoff
School Street
Wahneta
Dock Square
Charles Stevenson
Massachusetts Avenue
John 5. Walsh
F. W. Werner
Auburn Street
Charlestown
Forest Fire Ravages 700 Acres in Greenville Area
A forest fire that began yesterday in Greenville New Hampshire spread today consuming seven hundred acres. Farm buildings lumber and timber were burned as towns suspend business while volunteers join firefighters to combat the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. H
Cardiani Heart Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement urging readers to mail six cents to The Cardiani Co. for a free bottle of Cardiami used to treat heart palpitations poor circulation and nervous exhaustion. Claims rapid symptom relief and safety for delicate systems with 39 doses and no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiani Co
East Hampton
Conn
Dog Officers By Counties Move To Enforce Dog Law
Senate committees reported in favor of appointing three dog officers per county to enforce the dog law. The bills place dog taxation and enforcement under county commissioners rather than the State Board of Agriculture, signaling a drastic approach to the dog issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committees On Ways and Means
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
Special Commission
Ways and Means Committee
State Board of Agriculture
Remington Toolmakers Strike for 80 Cents
Bridgeport Conn May 8 Three hundred toolmakers and machinists at the Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge plant walked out demanding 80 cents per hour for toolmakers and 70 cents for machinists. They comprise about 30 percent of the plant’s toolmakers and presently earn 60 to 70 cents hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Ace Baylies Claims Seventh German Plane Down
Washington May 8. Sergeant Frank L Baylies of New Bedford Mass an American flier in France has brought down seven German airplanes within the last two months an official despatch announced from France allied air forces continue to press the aerial campaign across occupied EuropeBB
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank L. Baylies
New Bedford
Mass
France
Sears Testifies Over Mop Advice In Alienation Suit
Russell F. Sears of Norwood testified in Norfolk Superior Court about showing Mrs Myrtle Sears how to mop as his mother did. The trial concerns a $15,000 suit by Mrs Sears, his sister-in-law, alleging alienation of her husband Oscar A Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. Sears
Russell F. Sears
Norwood
Norfolk Superior Court
Dedham
Dana
Sears
Oscar A. Sears
Witness Recounts Turbulent Family Dispute Over Property
A witness describes quarrels between Russell Sears and his brother Oscar over a house and money, noting cash handovers totaling $9000 and a pattern of jealousy and tension. Annie White testifies to a chaotic home, damaged goods, and Mrs Sears in poor health amid a continuing court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Ohio
Russell Sears
Cadet Dead, Two Injured In Air Crash Over Central Park
A collision between two American Army Air Cadet planes above Central Park Long Island left one cadet dead and two injured. John B. Erwin of Muldrow Mississippi died. Ralph E. Jeremy of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and Julian Vidner of Washington DC were injured. The planes were traveling east from Meadowbrook when wind caused contact at about 1000 feet.
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Mineola
N. Y
Central Park
Long Island
John B. Erwin
Muldrow
Miss
Ralph E. Jeremy
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Julian Vidner
Washington, D. C
Erwin
Jeremy
Meadowbrook
Vidner
Big Crops Predicted in May Crop Report
Washington May 8 The Department of Agriculture forecast a winter wheat crop of 572 539 000 bushels in the May report. Secretary Houston said there is every reason to expect higher farm yields this year than last but urged continued efforts for increased production and conservation, and asked urban residents to support farmers at harvest time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Tragic 40-Foot Fall After Truck Crash at Walworth Plant
Ro pen Yessian, 38, was killed when an unruly electric truck on Walworth Manufacturing’s third floor struck him, smashing the guard gate and sending him 40 feet down an elevator well. He died of a fractured skull and internal injuries. He lived at 77 O Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walworth Manufacturing Company
East First Street
Boston
Ropen Yessian
Yessyian
O Street
Navy Yard Ball Team Disrupted by Transfers
The Navy Yard baseball nine, noted for defeating Camp Devens last Sunday, was disrupted when Rabbit Maranville and five others, including Herb Pennock, Witt, McNally, Del Gainer, and Leo Callahan, were transferred to the First Naval District and attached to headquarters. Rear Admiral Spencer R. Wood, commanding the district, issued orders upholding a policy of amateurism and prohibiting admissions charges or collections, except for service funds.
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Navy Yard
Camp Devens
Maranville
Herb Pennock
Witt and
McNally
del Gainer
Leo Callahan
Charlestown Navy Yard
First Naval District
Little Building
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Washington
Rear Admiral Wood
Boston National League Baseball Club
Navy
Rabbit
Wilder
Red Sox
Braves
Athletics
Grays
Pythian Sisters Hold Election at Tremont Hall
The 28th meeting of the Grand Temple of Pythias Sisters opened in Lori mer Hall Tremont Temple. The election of officers was held in the afternoon. Annie E. Manzer was elected grand chief Maude Bradstreet grand senior and Minnie J. Jones grand junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Temple of Pythias Sisters
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Annie E. Manzer
Maude Bradstreet
Minnie J. Jones
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Remington
Ace Baylies
Edwards
Amel Karke Fae Curpiecomm Edwards Credit Co
Winter St
BIG Boston Credit Stores
Ea St
Keilty’s. Credit CO
Otneet St
Edwards Credit CO
Norwood Grange
L. A. Prior
Lenox
Brunswick
Neal
Admiral Wood
Spencer R. Wood
Pythian Sisters
Anni E. Manzer
Massachusetts Pythian Sisters
the Pops
Eastern Music Supervisors
Howard Clark Davis
Albert E. Brown
State Normal School
Lowell
Densmore
Lieut. Sousa
Nicolai Reve
Bizeta
Minget c. Farandole
Mendelssohn
Strauss
Maere Berlioz
For Health
Food Conservation
Franklin
Washington St
Charles R Talbot
Treas
Washington and
Franklin Streets
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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