Memorial Day Parade and Services By U S W V in Boston
The Boston camps of the United Spanish War Veterans plan their second annual memorial services at Parkman band stand on Memorial Sunday May 24. A six-band parade featuring British Veterans Civil and Spanish war veterans and Ninth Regiment associations headlines a ceremony led by Deputy Drill Master Lt Patrick King.
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Mayor Curley Outlines Roxbury Work At Trade Meeting
Mayor Curley spoke at the Roxbury Crossing Board of Trade gathering in Social Hall Roxbury outlining efforts to stabilize city finances and aid industries. Henry Hunt represented the board and pressed for improvements while the Mayor emphasized present leadership and commitment to serving the people.
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Roxbury Crossing
Smoke Damages Pork Products At Cunningham Supply
A smoky blaze in the Cunningham Supply Company pork products sales room at Blackstone and North streets took about half an hour to control. Firemen fought dense smoke and flames last night around 10:30. Loss estimated at about $500.
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Blackstone
North Streets
Reception at Women's Union Week Opens with Notable Attendance
Members' week at the Women's Educational and Industrial Union continues with its busiest afternoon. A record crowd viewed the union’s various shops and activities set in the building at 264 Boylston Street. Miss May Allison chaired the luncheon and program following noon. Speakers included Mrs. Davis R. Dewey from the State Board of Labor and Industry, Miss Mabel Gillespie of the Woman's Trade Union League, and Miss Helen R. Norton of the Employees' Association of the Industrial Union.
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Boylston Street
May Allison
Davis R. Dewey
State Board of Labor and Industry
Mabel Gillespie
Woman's Trade Union League
Helen R. Norton
Employees’ Association of the Industrial Union
Gas poisoning leaves 19 year old unconscious at City Hospital
Julius Lodas of 84 Northampton Street was found unconscious in his second floor room as gas escaped from a jet. Police and hospital staff reported he remained in a dangerous condition last night with the window partly open and the source of the leak under investigation.
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Julius Lodas
City Hospital
Northampton Street
Sugar barges complete first canal voyage to Philadelphia
Three barges carrying 1300 tons of Hawaiian sugar arrived at Cristobal after traversing the Panama Canal. The cargo was transferred to steamships Colon and Oregonian for shipment to Philadelphia, marking the canal's first commercial use.
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Panama
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Harvard Prize Award Won By 17 Year Old Dobble Dibble
Joel Dibble Austin of Dorchester, a Harvard sophomore, risked his life to win the Bowdoin prize, the university’s top undergraduate honor, yesterday securing the first prize in the competitive program.
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Joel Dibble Austin
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Harvard contest honors awarded after dramatic essay finish
A Harvard scholarship contest produced a dramatic finish when winner Austin completed his essay after appendicitis surgery was delayed. The prize went to Austin while runners up included Joseph Fuller and Herbert Friedrich, with notable mentions across Boston and other cities.
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St. Paul, Minn
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Lawrence
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Malden Man Attempts Suicide After Layoff
John J. Gee, 54, of 21 Ashland Street, Malden, yesterday tried to take his own life by slashing his throat and left wrist with a razor. He failed to sever the windpipe or cut the jugular.
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John J. Gee
Ashland Street
Malden
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