Yorks On Way Home After Vancouver Immigration Case
Mrs Myra W York of Somerville Mass and her husband Henry A York are set to return to Massachusetts after an immigration dispute in Vancouver. Charles E Daw also plans to return, though via a different route. Daw was identified as Daw after initial misreports linked him to Farnham, and authorities traced Dan Daw as a mattress maker with a family in Somerville. The Yorks daughter Barbara has lived with relatives since the mother's disappearance.
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Vancouver
B. C
Myra W. York
Somerville
Mass
Henry A. York
Will
Bay State
Charles E. Daw
York
Massachusetts
Yorks
Mr. York
Dave
Dyndman
Immigration Department
West
Charles E. Farnham
Daw
Boston
Dan
West Quincy Street
Beverly Street
Senator Gibbs For Reconsideration On Judges Choice Bill
Senator Gibbs of Waltham moved to reconsider Senate action from Wednesday defeating the bill requiring Supreme Court judges to choose between the salary increase granted two years ago and their retirement pensions. The motion was postponed until next Tuesday.
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Gibbs
Waltham
Senate
Supreme Court
Two Hundred Dollar Reward For Missing Wife
Howard Nickerson offers 200 dollars to anyone who finds his wife Sedwina Nickerson missing since Friday. He notes a family quarrel as cause and asks the finder to report by the name Clover. She is 28, 5 ft 3.5 in, 115 pounds with gray blue eyes.
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Howard Nickerson
South End
Sedwina Nickerson
Massachusetts Avenue
Harwich
Park Street Church to Wed Two Park Street Church Members
The Rev. Cyrus L. Younkin aged 66 and Mrs. Trene C. Scott aged 41 plan to marry next Tuesday at 6 pm in Park Street Church parlors. Both longtime church workers at Park Street, they have been close friends of the late Mrs. Younkin and Miss Irene Woods previously. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev. Dr. A. Z. Conrad.
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Cyrus L. D.younkin
Boston North End
Congregational Church
South Byfield,s
Trene C. Scott
Boston
Park Street Church
North End
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street
Younkin
Scott
Irene Woods
Dr. Conrad
Would Cut Freak Bills Biennial Legislature Session
Frank C. Allen, president of the Senate, urged biennial legislative sessions to curb freak bills at a talk to the Associated Men's Clubs of North Cambridge. He cited measures such as regulating women's shoe heel height and creating a barber shop oversight commission. He praised Beacon Hill grafting claims as largely a myth and commended Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen and Attorney-General J. Weston Allen.
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Frank C. Allen
Senate
Associated Men's Clubs
North Cambridge
St. James’ Parish House
President Allen
Joseph C. Allen
J. Weston Allen
Beacon Hill
Bride Designs Her Own Simple Satin Wedding Gown
The article extols a self made wedding dress highlighting the bride as a young, traditional figure. It emphasizes white satin simplicity, tasteful planning, and handiwork by the bride herself to create a real bride’s gown this season.
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Chantilly
Lierre
Princess
Private trousseau offered for the special occasion
A Men s Store ad promotes ties shirts and accessories for men preparing for a big day. It invites customers to visit on Winter Street First Floor to ensure proper appearance with a private trousseau.
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Ejis
Trousseau
Winter Street
Engraving Announcements Offered at Whiting’s Studio
Cordial invitations announce engraving options with lead times of three weeks. Prices shown include 100 announcements at 19.00, 50 at 15.00, deckle edge script at 400 for 20.00, and other styles at 30.00 for 100 and up. Located on Winter Street First Floor.
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UNE
Whiting
Wedding Gift Guide For The Conscious Shopper
An advertisement entices wedding guests to browse Tremont Street on the Fifth Floor for affordable, stylish gifts. It highlights lustre ware, china, compotes, blue after dinner sets, tea balls, glass jars, bowls and vases with prices from 1.50 to 22.50. It suggests a custom night lamp kit for about 7.50.
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Tremont St
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