Hope for the Deaf residents listed in Chelsea and surrounding towns
A long list of names and addresses from Chelsea to York Beach shows individuals seeking assistance for the deaf. The roster includes Mrs. Wm. Glen of Maverick Street and Mr. Paul Bishop of Broadway, among many others across Massachusetts and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Glen
Maverick St
Chelsea
Paul Bishop
Broadway
G. H. Hiltz
Paine St
Winthrop
A. L. Foote
Traymore St
Cambridge
Hulda Johnson
W. A. Buckley
Norfolk St
I. N. Syvertsen
Catherine St
Roslindale
J. E. Horton
Charn
Medford St
Medford
Annie E. Durgin
High St
Agnes Murphy
Judson St
Malden
W A. Hemenway
Harvard Ave
Saugus
M. EK. Miner
Boylston St
Brookline
H. M. Gowdy
Union St
Lyon
J. P. Walsh
Osborn St
Salem
G. W. Locke
Waltham
F. W. Gunnison
Waverley
Wm. Swan
Lexington
Daniel Rushworth
Glenwood Ave
Winchester
H. Geldhart
Bolton
S. I. Bliss
Lever St
Worcester
A. J. Brown
Franklin St
So. Framingham
Chas. E. Lovince
Walnut St
Natick
C. A. Loker
KE. Pond St
Cochituate
Eugene F. Bigelow
Fayville
Marie Standaert
Caulkins Ct
Lawrence
Alfree Fay
W. Bartlett St
Brockton
F. W. Barnes
Rosemont Rd
N. Weymouth
M. Sharkey
Fdison St
Quincy
G. le Baron
Hersey St
Hingham
Clarke
Myrtle St
Rockland
Myrtle Sargent
Concord St
EK. D. Waterman
Lincoln St
Stoughton
E. R. Gough
York Beach
Plankett MD Announces Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice
J. L. Plankett MD, Chief Consulting Physician for specialties in Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases, opens permanent offices at Suites 8S 9 10 Entrance No 18 Boylston St Boston. Office hours 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm Closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Plankett
Boylston St
Boston
Elevated carmen lose 9-11 bill in committee fight
Washburn and Thorndike clash over railroad control. Four more Foss vetoes overridden. Brookline and Newton water bills plus laborers pay and Spanish war veterans preference carried. Western trolley bill pushed by street railway committee. Blue Sky law drafts. Motor truck men lose fee bill. Fifteen year school age bill defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Washburn and
Thorndike
Foss
Brookline
Newton
Western
Street Car Labor Bill Clears Committee Vote
A bill allowing nine hours in a 12 hour shift for Elevated carmen passes the street railways committee by eight to seven. It follows a petition from carmen for nine hours in 11 and is viewed as a major labor measure attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railways Committee
Carmen at the State House Opposes Committee Report
The carmen express dissatisfaction with the committee report and vow to fight the bill. It would set nine hours of work with pay for an extra half hour for prework preparations. Carmen rights to appeal to the Board of Railroad Commissioners are included if operations under the bill displeased them. Dissenters listed include Representatives Washburn Worral Stevens Douglass Henebery Robinson and Senator Mack reserves right to dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
State House
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Washburn
Worral
Stevens
Douglass
Henebery
Robinson
Mack
Railroad Bill Faces House Opposition and Amendments
The Washburn bill meets firm resistance at the State House with Bank Commissioner Thorndike opposing the bill as drafted and Rep. Washburn declaring he will oppose it in its current form. Washburn plans amendments to convert the measure into a mandatory law granting five commissioners power to approve securities and rates for the New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Thorndike
Washburn
Ways and Means Committee
House
New Haven
Thorndike objects to bill over rider on securities
Mr. Thorndike opposes the bill citing a rider Washburn objects to. He argues that the new securities would weaken existing issues. The rider repeals mortgage requirements, allowing long-time obligations to be issued without mortgage if they exceed paid-in capital and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thorndike
Washburn
Mr.Thorndike
Kansas Blue Sky Law Draft Seeks Securities Filing
The committee on banks and banking reported a new draft of the Kansas Blue Sky law requiring all promoters who sell securities to file a statement of conditions with the commissioner of corporations for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Banks and Banking
Kansas
Commissioner of Corporations
Four vetoes overridden as Senate sets record on discord
The Senate overridden four vetoes yesterday, with three bills passed over Governor’s objections and one veto overridden in the House. The actions include Spanish War Veterans' Preference, Brookline and Newton water rights, and park water salary raises to $2.50 a day. The school age bill failed in the Senate, while a legal procedure simplification bill moved toward engrossment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Senate
House
Brookline
Charles
Newton
Montague
Bagley
Horgan
Boston
Committee On Legal Affairs
Cushing and Cox
Motor Truck Fee Bill Advances Despite Driver Protests
A roads and bridges committee report keeps the motor truck fee plan with a $5 per ton capacity registration and a $2 yearly motorcycle fee for side cars. A separate 14 ton weight cap and 25 mph speed limit are proposed. The panel also backs laying out Washington Street from La Grange to Hyde Park with a $500000 appropriation. A ban on golf balls with explosive acids is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Board of Street Commissioners
Washinton Street
la Grange Street
West Roxbury
Washington Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Committee Favors Trolley Merger
The street railway committee favored the western trolley merger bill with one dissenter Stevens of Marblehead who moved a probe of New Haven expenditures in western towns. The bill awaits adoption by New Haven and certification by the Board of Railroad Commissioners before taking effect. It would commit to spend 5 million dollars on extensions and improvements. The committee also approved reporting a bill allowing street railway companies to issue securities up to twice their capital stock with railroad commission assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Committee
Stevens
Marblehead
New Haven
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Commission
Refund duty on wood pulp
The Treasury must surrender hundreds of thousands of dollars collected on wood pulp and paper from Europe if the Customs Court decision stands. The court ruled favored nations with the United States allow free entry of wood pulp and paper since Canada enjoys the privilege. A conference among Secretary Bryan McAdoo and McReynolds may seek Supreme Court writ of certiorari. Treasury officials differ on whether the favored nation clause applies, placing the decision with executive branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Europe
Customs Court of
United States
Canada
Bryan
McAdoo
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Treasury
Executive Departments
Man Rescued After Jump From New Boston Ferry
John P. Nybert of Beachmont attempted suicide by leaping from the bow of the Newton on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn line. Deck hands pulled him from the water and a passenger from the Brewster helped rescue Nybert until a fishing boat arrived. He was later booked at East Boston station for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Nybert
Endicott Avenue
Beachmont
Newton
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Nybert
Brewster
John Shindlehm
South Boston
Police
East Boston
Rhodes Fund Founded For City Poor Summer Outings
The will of Miss Florence Ripley Rhodes filed in Suffolk Probate Court yesterday directs that 5000 of her estate be given to Emmanuel Church for a Rhodes fund to provide summer outings for the city’s poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ripley Rhodes
Boy Victim of Accident Dies in Malden
Edward Scott Phillips eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips of 74 Bradford Street Everett died after a collision with a street car while riding a bicycle in Malden He had been seriously injured and died at Malden hospital without regaining consciousness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Scott Phillips
Arthur Phillips
Bradford Street
Everett
Malden
Malden Hospital
Franconia Sails to Liverpool with 1000 Passengers
The Cunard liner Franconia departed for Liverpool via Queenstown with more than 1000 passengers aboard. In the saloon were A Shuman, Mrs. August Weil, and other Boston notables. first cabin lists include Miss H. G. Bailey, George E. Barnard, and many Pollard, Shillaber, and Winthrop family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Liverpool
Queenstown
A Shuman
Boston
August Weil
Shuman
England
Sir Henry Knight
London
H. G. Bailey
George E. Barnard
Edward Berwick
Charles A. Braley
Dorothy Braley
Richard Briggs
E. G
Lindall Winthrop
Harvard Debating Council Elects New Officers
The Harvard Debating Council elected officers for the year: President Roscoe L. West of Millis, vice president F. F. Greenman of Brooklyn, secretary P. L. Sayre of Chicago, and manager R. J. White of Waltham. Members of the winning varsity and freshman teams from the Princeton and Yale triangular contests also join the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Debating Council
Roscoe L. West
Millis
F. F. Greenman
Brooklyn
N. Y
P. L. Sayre
Chicago
R. J. White
Waltham
Princeton
Yale
May Reopen Closed Bank In Providence Report
R L Curtis, named permanent receiver, says no criminal findings linked to Atlantic National Bank suspension. Curtis cautions bank may reopen or be absorbed, but receivership may be permanent and bank liquidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Atlantic National Bank
R. L. Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Personally Conducted Excursions to California
railroad promotions tout Personally Conducted low fare parties to California with specially selected conductors. Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent for Burlington Route, promotes comfortable, well informed trips and invites inquiries at 264 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Burlington
Alex Stocks
New England
Washington St
Boston
Chicago youths sentenced for forged checks in three cities
Joseph Sterns and William J. Rob erty, both 20, were sentenced to five years and one day in the Concord reformatory by Judge Brown in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday. They were convicted of uttering and passing forged checks in Chicago Cambridge and Lynn, with victims ranging from $10 to $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sterns
William J. Roberty
Chicago
Concord Reformatory
Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Cambridge
Lynn
How to Strengthen Postum in a Cup
A reader instructs on ordering and preparing Postum by insisting on a level teaspoon in hot water and avoiding the common error of a heaping spoonful. The note advises asking for extra cream and urges clear communication with waiters to prevent bitterness and overstrong taste.
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J. A. Smith
Kioto
Calcutta
Hayes
China
Becker
Albany
Charles Becker
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Arrow
Coca-Cola
N. E
Geo. Wm. Bentley Co
State St
Hope For the Deaf
F. Record
Vancouver St
D. J. Malone
Columbus Ave
J. C. Gott
EB. 4Th St
W. ¢c. Wright
Edwin St
Dorchester
C. M. Price
Eliza Crowe
Blue Hill Ave
Judson Bradshaw
Josephine St
Kk. M. Stewart
Elm Hill Ave
Roxbury
F. E. Bacon
Rock St
E. Bassell
Thorndike St
Catherine Rist
Amory St
Jamaica Plain
B. EF. Taylor
Centre St
C. A. Brown
Beacon Hill
Bill
GMC
General Motors Truck Company
Boylston Street
Uncle Sam
Franconia
First
Atlantic National
Mass
Callahan
Express
Federal St
South Station
John F. Callahan & GO
Chicago Boys
MAN Brand
Madras
Earl & Wilson Makers OF Troy
Paris
Garters
A. Stein & Co., Makers
Fountains & Elsewhere
Earth
E. J. Woods
Sixth Ave
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