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Canada
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Sunday Post
Boston
Post
Maia
Cender
Post Publishing CO
Post Subscription Notice from Edwin A. Grozier
Public notice from editor Edwin A. Grozier at 1888 Main address. Subscriptions must be prepaid and will be discontinued at expiration without further notice. Readers should inform the office if the Post is not received from dealers or newsboys.
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Ness
Newsdealer
Newsboy
Edwin A. Grozier
Open Canal Crossing By Barges On Isthmus
At noon today five barges will attempt to cross the Panama Isthmus from Pacific to Atlantic under Governor Goethals supervision. The channel is 38 feet deep and 135 feet wide, enough for a 10,000 ton vessel. The towed passage aims to finish by tomorrow morning, opening the canal.
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Panama
Goethals
Pacific
Atlantic
A Good Appointment Charles Warren Attorney General Aide
Massachusetts residents applaud the elevation of Charles Warren of Dedham to Assistant Attorney General of the United States. Warren is praised as capable energetic and conscientious and brings Civil Service Commission experience plus prior service as private secretary to Governor Russell.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
Charles Warren
Dedham
United States
Department
McReynolds
Warren
Commonwealth
Russell
Civil Service Commission
Department of Justice
New England
Industrial education fund drive in Boston backed by City Club
A Boston campaign seeks 10000 dollars for industrial education with strong City Club support. The National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education backs a broad coalition, arguing better labor efficiency benefits all. A City Club speaker urges instilling the right methods in youth as a societal duty.
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Boston
City Club
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Navy drops bid from foreign bunting makers amid public sentiment
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt rejects foreign supplier bids for bunting used in navy flags. English firms C B Brock & Co and Nostrand Reynolds Co offered $34,583 and $34,349 respectively, while U S bidders proposed higher totals. Duty and prior base price cited, with question over saving $9000 against public opinion.
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Roosevelt
England
C B. Brock & Co
Bradford
Nostrand Reynolds Company
Halifax
United States Bunting Company
New England Bunting Company
United States
Dan Daniels Faces Possible Ouster Over Controversial Move
A proposed action could have removed Mr. Daniels from his post, but he rejects the plan, defending his stance and asserting opposition to the maneuver.
Mediation Conference Nears Open at Niagara Falls
The Niagara Falls mediation group prepares to begin Wednesday as Mexican events quicken. Huerta’s position weakens with Tampico loss and federal retreat. Mazatlan and Saltillo near surrender while Carranza forces restore vital services and order.
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Niagara Falls
Mexico
Huerta
Tampico
Gulf Coast
Pacific
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Saltillo
Coahuila
Bright side message fuels national business optimism
The piece reports President Wilson's Kansas City Commercial Club address praising a new era of business growth and asks readers to share the belief in a boom. It also cites Mr. Bryan's Brooklyn speech claiming over 30 peace treaties negotiated and a world near universal peace reducing conflict and boosting prosperity.
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Wilson
Kansas City
Bryan
Brooklyn
Boulevard Plan Aims for Harvard Bridge to Fells Parkway Link
A bill with a $500 000 appropriation seeks to create a new boulevard connecting the Harvard bridge with the Fells parkway in Somerville. The unimproved strip between the points would relieve congestion on cross streets for Boston and south region traffic and improve north shore access. The measure faces scrutiny over municipal affordability and necessity.
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Harvard Bridge
Fells Parkway
Somerville
Boston
North Shore
Montreal Mayor trims US citizen Park Chief to assistant
A Montreal despatch reports Mayor reduces Park Superintendent Black to assistant, arguing a foreigner should not draw 2500 dollars yearly in Montreal. Critics see the move as political maneuvering to clear the salary for a preferred local ally.
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Montreal
Black
United States
Jailed for Asking Loan of Fifty Cents
New York report says Bernard Jiranek was sentenced to three months in Jamaica L I yesterday for attempting to borrow 60 cents to aid himself and his two children. Magistrate John A Leach imposed the sentence.
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New York
Bernard Jiranek
Jamaica
L. L
John A. Leach
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
A humorous remark on rights noting a man often believes others lack entitlements and suggesting a reflection on fairness from Newton Newkirk.
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Newton Newkirk
Old Doc Dutys Dope For Today
Those who go gum shoing about on a still hunt for trouble generally find it. Persistence wins even on a trouble hunt. When trouble comes hunters meet it half way and seem delighted. Some refuse to admit there is trouble in the world. Half the trouble we anticipate never happens. The old rule is the best: never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you then fight it to a finish and forget it.
She's Still Here in Detroit Downtown
A brief human-interest note about an elderly woman seen daily in downtown Detroit. Her gait is deliberate, taking three minutes to pass a fixed point as she moves in small six inch steps.
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Detroit Free Press
Treet
Charles RI
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Reguelar
Katherine Tingley
America
Timothy Dexter
Newburyport
Raja Yoga College
Point Loma
Tingley
California
Dexter
When to retire a straw hat Massachusetts advice
A reader Jay asks about when to switch from straw to felt hats and the etiquette of straw hat season. The reply cites Massachusetts law: open season runs Sept 1 to June 15, wearers risk penalties if misused in the close season June 15 to Sept 1.
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Jay
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Voice of Conscience Buttons at the Right Moment
A reflective line about how people might act poorly if a small inner voice did not stop them at a crucial moment. The statement emphasizes conscience guiding choices and the urge to avoid future shame.
The Automobile Heart Disease Declares Itself
Physicians announce a new condition labeled No 5436923 called the automobile heart. The piece argues the ailment affects both pedestrians and drivers, caused by traffic noise and danger rather than vehicle ownership, with comic clinical language describing near-miss moments on busy streets.
Fads and Fashions Parade Lively Silk and Novel Coats
Silk and duvetyne suit fabrics reappear in season tailoring. A novel tweed coat features a back double cape. Circular capes top gowns while smart women wear extreme shaped hats. White capes with Roman stripe collars and colorful moire accent straw hats. Fine straw hats show bright black leaf motifs. Thin white neckwear with ribbon ends adds grace.
Jewish Folk Music Concert At Ford Hall
Several hundred attended a concert of Jewish folk music last evening at Ford Hall. Performers were Mr and Mrs Medvedieff and B Karpovsky all of St Petersburg, singers in the Society for the Promotion of Jewish Music.
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Ford Hall
Corsica's varied beauty invites exploration from sea to summit
Inland Corsica blends Italy Spain France and Scandinavia like climate, scenery, and culture. The article highlights grape vineyards maquis perfumes mountain peaks, scenic rail routes and bicycle tours. Major towns Calvi Cargese Bonifacio Porto Vecchio anchor a coast dotted with villages and winds carved by winds.
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Corsica
Europe
Italy
Spain
France
Scandinavia
Napoleon
Tyrol
Calvi
Cargese
Bonifacio
Porto Vecchio
Mayor Scanlon battles Saturday city hall hours
Observant Citizen notes Mayor Scanlon of Lawrence criticizes Saturday afternoon closures for City Hall while young women argue most towns keep Saturdays off. The piece also shares updates on Dr Edwin H Wells advocating preventive medicine, local cranberry licensing woes, Crystal Lake fishing opening, a Boston court case involving George Washington Dockery, and career moves of Roy L Brown to New York.
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Scanion
Lawrence
City Hall
Scanlon
New England Conservatory of Music
Jebet
New York
Boston
Roy L. Brown
Copley Plaza
Sunshine Maker
Breslin
New York City
Pupils polish desks and elect captains in school ritual
A classroom custom grows as pupils fund furniture polish to keep desks clean each week a pupil leads from the aisle with a small bottle and cloth. Separately visitors recall the Florida wreck near Salisbury Beach twenty years ago as Miss V Brown of Amesbury learns relics at the life saving station.
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Florida
Salisbury Beach
Miss V. Brown
Amesbury
Miss Brown
Charles
Love letters and jealousy in a young romance
A 21 year old woman writes about persistent misunderstandings with a younger beau. She loves him and they reconcile after each spat, yet jealousy and repeated breakups threaten the longevity of their relationship.
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Miss Champagne
Don’t Quarrel If You Hope For A Happy Marriage
Advice warns engaged lovers against quarrelling as relations deepen. The author notes that quarrels hurt both man and wife more than lovers and urges restraint to maintain a hopeful, lasting union.
Kansas Seeks Harvest Hands Amid Wary War Fears
Topeka Kansas May 17 Kansas farmers and especially farmers wives and daughters pray there will be no war until wheat harvest ends. Kansas expects to need every harvest hand possible for the biggest wheat crop the state or any state has produced.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Mexico
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