Bank Officers Elect Mitchell Boston Bank Leaders
About 800 bankers gathered at Ford Hall for the Bank Officers Association of Boston annual meeting. Arthur Y. Mitchell was elected president succeeding Bertram Blaisdell and officers were chosen for two and three year terms with Stone Hill Weeks reelected.
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Boston
Ford Hall
Bud” Fisher
Bun
Bank Officers’ ‘Association of Boston
Webster & Atlas National Bank
Frederic C. Waite
Merchants’ National Bank
William P. Hart
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank
Alonzo P. Weeks
Earle P. Perkins
The
National Security Bank
Messrs. Stone
Belmont Man Sparks Citywide Jest At Train Depot
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on May 20 police from Boston accompanied by Belmont resident Percy Dewey caused a stir when they arrived to recover a stolen car. A crowd mistook Dewey for Harry K Thaw and the Boston officers for his guards. The rumor of the New York fugitive in town spread rapidly as police headquarters received calls. The joke amused the officers, notably Brett who has played basketball locally with Boston University and the East Boston five.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Brett and Lyons
Boston
Percy Dewey
Belmont
Dewey
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Brett
Boston University
East Boston Five
Spend Your Holiday on a Western Ranch
The article promotes ranch vacations near Sheridan and Cody Wyoming with summer boarders, trout fishing, and mountain air. It highlights lodging, meals, and restful sleep as key pleasures and offers planning help from Alex Stocks of New England Pass. It includes contact details for booking through the Boston office.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Roosevelt Plans 1914 Progressive Campaign Efforts
On his return from South America Theodore Roosevelt met with George W. Perkins in Oyster Bay New York to map the Progressive campaign for 1914. Perkins chairs the Progressive national committee executive panel and roosevelt discussed party strategy and leadership.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
South America
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
New York
Progressive National Committee
Roosevelt campaign plans loom over Sagamore Hill visit
Colonel Roosevelt tightens campaign planning after meeting with Progressive figures including Gifford Pinchot and Miss Keller and Miss Wald. He aims to travel across the continent in September then sail for Spain May 30 for Kermit Roosevelt's wedding, returning by July 1 to begin campaigning for election day.
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Mr. Perkins
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Pennsylvania
Sagamore Hill
Spain
Kermit
Europe
New York
Frances Keller
Lillian Wald
Progressive Service Bureau
The
National Committee
Rhode Island Episcopal Convention Re-elects Officers
Providence May 2 Joseph T A Eddy of Providence was re elected treasurer at the final session of the 124th Rhode Island Episcopal convention today and the Rev Joseph W Hobbs was re elected registrar of the diocese.
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Providence
Joseph T. A. Eddy
Rhode Island Episcopal Convention
Joseph W. Hobbs
Painters Injured In Dorchester Scaffold Collapse
Louis Redosky and Joseph White house painters were seriously injured when their second story scaffold collapsed at Mrs. Frank Appleton's home 22 Johnston road Dorchester. They were taken to City Hospital.
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Louis Redosky
Joseph White
Frank Appleton
Johnston Road
Dorchester
West Point Nominations From South Boston Examination
Congressman James A. Gallivan announces a War Department list for West Point vacancies from the South Boston High School exam. Principal W F Stafford ranked first, first alternate William F Kirkwood ranked second, second alternate Thomas J Donovan ranked third. Regular entrance exam set for Fort Banks Tuesday. The Next Sunday Post will publish a Civil War story by Lowell Mason Maxham with a self- illustration.
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Washington
James A. Gallivan
South Boston High School
West Point
War Department
W. F. Stafford
Clarkwood Street
Ward
William F. Kirkwood
E Street
Thomas J. Donovan
Clapp Place
Ward 16
Secretary of War
Fort Banks
Lowell Mason Maxham
Edward W. Kinsley
Fire damages eight apartment block at 106 Newhall Street Lynn
A fire starting from rubbish under the stairs of the Newhall block 106 Newhall street Lynn caused about 8500 damage. The blaze climbed from the basement through four floors last night around eight o clock. Seven residents evacuated with valuables as fire crews fought the flames.
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Newhall Block
Newhall Street
Lynn
Don’t Find a Fault with the Cook
An advice piece argues indigestion can stem from stomach weakness not bad cooking. It promotes Dyspeptlets as a pleasant aid to restore stomach function and ease sour stomach wind heartburn and nausea. A box costs a quarter and can be purchased at a druggist.
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Rattan
Hamburgs
Hood
Kirkman
BORAX
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Beacon
China
Mien
Belmont Man
Harry Thaw
Alex Stocks
New England Pass
Washington St
O. K. Davis Washington
Perkins
Alexander Lambert
Colonel Roosevelt
Soys
R. I. Episcopal Convention
Gallivan
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Panama
A. W. Jones CO
Chauncy ST
Haverhill
Merrimack
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Summer Street
Lewiston Bangor
Lisbon
Central
Hart Schaffner
Marx
the Continental
Washington, Corner
Boylston Street
Union St
Merce
Sat
Connor
LION
Brookside
St Bed
Temple Place Ford
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