The Star of Bonillas Wanes In Mexican Crisis
In this installment Blasco Ibanez analyzes the 1913 Mexican political crisis. Obregon and Gonzalez accuse Carranza of denying fair contests while Bonillas travels a perilous campaign path across states. Attacks at rallies and rail sabotage threaten Bonillas as Obregon’s forces press the revolt and Carranza maneuvers to arrest rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obregon
Gonzales
Carranza
Bonillas
Mexico
Boniilias
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Easy Relief
An advert claims Freezone dissolves and lifts corns with a few drops no pain. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents at drug stores and can remove hard and soft corns or toe calluses without soreness, calling it a sensational Cincinnati invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing Hair
Shampoos and soaps contain excessive alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. The recommended treatment is Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo, pure and greaseless, cheap, and lasting for months. Apply a teaspoonful with water to produce rich lather, rinse well, and enjoy soft, brushed hair free of dust and dandruff.
Final Tag Day For Sallies In Boston Salvation Effort
Boston organizers pushed for a final tag day for the Salvation Army Home Service Appeal after a near 6500 dollar total from Friday and Saturday collections. Two dates were proposed Thursday or Saturday May 29 with hotel committee led by Mrs. Harry L. Bagley ready to cooperate. Local leaders Burrill and Sulzer remained hopeful despite a shortfall to quotas.
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Boston
Salvation Army Home Service
Adam Gifford
New England
America
Harry L. Bagley
Hagley
Charles L. Burrill
Boston Committee
Franklin M. Sulzer
Burrill
12000 New Members Join American Legion Drive
More than 12,000 ex service men enrolled on opening day of the Legion drive for 100 percent membership. The campaign runs all week in cities nationwide.
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American Legion
The
Legion
Annual Convention of D A R Opens in Boston
The Daughters of the American Revolution opened a three day convention at the Copley Plaza with a Colonial reception and a program including committee reports and the president general’s address by Mrs. Everett Menzies Raynor. Massachusetts members hostesses. Dolly Madison Chapter at Hotel Westminster planned the gala reception.
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Bonillas
Mexico
Washington
Don Venustiano
General Montes
Comite Civilista
Barragan
Mexico City
Carranza
Copley Plaza Hotel
Marion Mansur
Dolly Madison
Mildred C. Pillsbury
The
Daughters of the Revolution
Copley Plaza
Everett Menzies Raynor
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Hotel Westminister
Swiss Room
Benjamin Buckley
Readers ask about language usage and historic prices in Post letters
Letters discuss preferred spellings like lengthwise and sidewise, the fate of unsold spirits after prohibition, pronunciations for buffet and Paris, and heights of famous buildings. They ask about Carnegie Hero Fund awards and patent eligibility, with Swift & Co beef sale prices noted.
Signable claim of steep rent after fire at Atlantic avenue site
Joseph Beal Machine Company, occupying 2500 square feet on Atlantic Avenue, faces a 175 percent rent hike from Massachusetts General Hospital owners after a fire, with lease cancellation and relocation to a new building. Beal purchased adjoining space to move, citing exhorbitant terms and that he maintained the site 15 years.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Atlantic Avenue
Joseph Beal Machine Company
Massachusetts General Trospital
Oliver Street
Beal
Expulsion Vote Sought for American Legion Commander Choate
A state executive committee of the American Legion appointed a special panel to decide action against Commander Joseph B. Choate of the Southboro Post. The body voted for his immediate expulsion, amid protests from Roland H. Choate and widespread regional anger over the issue.
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A. Pratt Andrews
Francis J. Madden
William J. Keville
Roland H. Choate
Daisy M. Erd
The
American Legion
Joseph B. Choate
Southboro
Legion
Choate
Controversy Over Commander Choate Resurfaces in State Legion
The executive board denounces Commander Choate for renewed attacks on State Legion Commander Edward L. Logan. A special committee will decide whether charges are preferred or another action is taken, after weeks of calls to expel Choate and prior censure of Commander Croate.
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Choate
Legion
Edward L. Logan
Chodte
Sentient
Southboro
Croate
Boy 16 Seriously Hurt by Auto on Beacon Street
Philip Prilak a 16 year old messenger for Western Union Telegraph Company was struck by an automobile on Beacon Street in front of 328 Back Bay. He was taken to Massachusetts General with possible skull fracture after the vehicle owned by Frank A Fisher of Walpole struck his bicycle.
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Bonillas
Mexico City
Ambassador Bonillas
Don Venustiano
Carranza
Obregon
Jalisco
Mexi City
Montes
Candido Aguilar
Crator
Vera Cruz
Senor Bonillas
Philip Prilak
Seneca Street
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
Beacon Street
Massachusetts General
Young Prilak
Back Bay
Prilak
Frank A. Fisher
Spring Street
Walpole
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Post
V. Blasco Ibanez
Sonora
Flore de Te
Sons of
Viejo Barbon
Obregonista
Railway Union
V. Blanco Ibanez
Boston Post
Chicago Tribune
Ygnacio Bonillas
F. D. Smith
Shelby Street
Esndusky
Ohio
Sallies
Paris
Century
Eiffel Tower
Woolworth
Washington Monument
Woolworth Building
Singer
Metropolitan Life Building
Patent Office
United States
Swift & Co
Hub
Bovinine
Time
Beverly
Southboro Legion
Logan
John F. J. Herbert
Worcester
Leo A. Bagley
Chester P. Wheeler
Alvin S. Slawson
Executive Committee
U. S
Shelton
Stoney Brumenruat 6% Co, Inc
Fourth Avenue, New York
Harvard Classics
Hamilton Institute
Williams Williams
Old Souths Meeting House
Holland System Trading Corp
William S. Simpson, Inc
Clydesdale
Merrick
Army
Boston and
Vicinity
Freiman
Lenox Jewelry Co
Httle
United States Army
NOX Jewelry
TN U.sa
American Supply CO
Washington St
J. Newman & Sons, Florists
Tremont St
Majestic Theatre
W. A. Messenger
Mobo Auto
John T. Stanley Co., Inc
N. Y
Greater Boston
E. C. Hunt
Arborway Court
Forest Hills
Mass
Jamaica
Lloyd's
Boylston St
Summer St
Cambridge, Salem and
Brockton
Peoples Supply CO
Chardon St
Atlas
Atlas Truck Dept
Holland System Inc. Trading Corp
Commonwealth Ave
Braves Field
Tel
Brighton
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