Prisoners of Revolt Well Used in Wakefield Prison
London reports a Commons exchange over treatment of prisoners after a revolt. Undersecretary Tennant said early conditions were uncomfortable but now are not. Healy challenged any Dublin truths, while O Connor claimed Wakefield inmates asked him to publicize that they were well treated.
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London
Tisoners
House of Commons
Arold J. Tennant
Laurence Ginnell
Timothy Healy
Cork
Dublin
John O’connor
Long John
Wakefield
Healy
O'Connor
O’connor
Father John's Medicine Promotes Vital Strength
Advertisement claims the remedy strengthens each organ to build up the system without nerve dulling drugs or temporary stimulants. It emphasizes pure nourishment and warns against weak, fatal diseases from weak organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Foxboro Postoffice Clean-Up Aims Resignations
The Foxboro postoffice conducts a clean-up week as authorities in Washington review conditions. Several mail clerks are expected to resign. two local employees Miss Elizabeth A Harrington and Irving W Lane have already tendered their resignations at the request of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Foxboro Post Office Tarnished by Internal Grievances and Scandal
Postmaster Edward W. Welch, appointed in 1913, faces an internal probe after inspectors seized photographs and plates from the Foxboro second class office. Suspects include photographer Irving W. Lane and model Miss Elizabeth Harrington, with resignations demanded and Welch planning further action in Washington.
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Foxboro
Civil Service
Edward W. Welch
Edward Gil
Welch
Postoffice
Hart and Rice
Boston
Miss Harrington
Irving W. Lane
Lane
Carpenter
Main Street
Bethany Church
P. O
P. O. Box
Mass
Washington
Roper
Daniel J. Innes
Such Is Life Copyright 1916 Press Publishing
A note credits Such Is Life to Press Publishing Co with copyright dated 1916. It appears as a filler or catalog entry in the periodical.
Loving Cup Given Joyce at Gillette Safety Razor Plant
More than 800 Gillette Safety Razor Company employees on the South Boston factory top floor presented Vice-President John Joyce of Andover with a giant silver loving cup. Joyce, just returned from California, received a heartfelt ovation with tears of gratitude as executives clasped his hands. The event followed a payroll increase of 40 000 dollars and was led by designer inventor William E. Nickerson, with others including Second Vice-President M J Curran and advertising manager Miss Cole. An original poem titled When Our was read at the ceremony.
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Gillette Safety Razor Company
Big South
Boston
John Joyce
Andover
Joyce
California
Thomas W. Pelham
Mr. Joyce
Beverly Hills
Cal
William E. Nickerson
Gillette
M. J. Curran
Pelham
Miss Cole
Gillette Song Sung by Large Chorus as Boss Wears a Smile Recited
A young man recited Boss Wears a Smile and an original song The Gillette Song to the tune of A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. A double quartet led by a chorus of 800 voices supported the choruses.
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Boss
Old Town
No Trace Of Missing Girl Hazel Aylsworth
Weymouth police fail to locate Hazel Aylsworth after clues point to Philadelphia. Aylsworth, 20, allegedly left home under influence of Myron Clark a Roxbury teamster. Philadelphia sighting prompted mother to send telegram and letter. no reply by midnight.
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Hazel Aylsworth
Weymouth
Myron Clark
Roxbury
Philadelphia
Walter Herman
Preparedness Dinner by Company C of 8th Regiment
A "preparedness" dinner demonstrating the mess cooks efficiency of Company C Eighth Regiment M V M was served at Cambridge Armory last night. It marked the annual dinner of the company with the banquet cooked in the company mess kitchen.
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Eighth Regiment
Cambridge Armory
Barnum and Bailey Circus Opens in Boston for Week
The Barnum and Bailey circus arrives for a one week stay with afternoon and night shows and a Monday street parade. The act features three rings four stages and a hippodrome track plus trained animals including elephants bears rats cats and pigeons.
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Boston
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Barnum Circus
Double Funeral for Hanson Couple Held in Winthrop
Double funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hanson, who died within 18 hours of each other, were held yesterday at the Home of their son William S. Hanson, 50 Sagamore Avenue, Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hanson
William S. Hanson
Sagamore Avenue
Winthrop
McCall Pushes Five Special Messages and One Veto
Governor McCall sent five special messages to the General Court in one day outlining proposals to fund a Supreme Court quarters at the State House, appoint a commission to study the L road finance, authorize financing for Millville, repeal the Worcester Hospital transfer to Grafton, and enact school fire safety measures. A veto followed the bill to repeal the Worcester Hospital transfer.
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McCall
General Court
Supreme Court
Itol
Millville
Worcester Insane Hospital
Grafton State Hospital
Worcester State Hospital
Rublee Nomination to Federal Trade Commission Fails
Washington May 23 Administration efforts to obtain Senate reconsideration of its refusal to confirm George Rublee of New Hampshire as an FTC member ended in a 38 to 38 tie.
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Washington
Senate
George Rublee
New Hampshire
Federal Trade Commission
Taft Speaks On Education at Melrose Meeting
Former President Taft addressed the Federated Church Schools of Melrose in Memorial Hall on A Complete Education denouncing the optional system of studies as a great evil. George A. Goodrich presided. Mayor Adams also spoke though no members of the organization were present.
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Taft
Federated Church Schools of
Fight to keep Mr Robles on commission ends
The fight ends as Mr Robles may stay on the commission under a recess appointment by President Wilson until near the session's end though no salary is due. Senatorial courtesy blocked confirmation. Senator Gallinger opposed him for being personally obnoxious in opposing re election. Today Hollis moved to reconsider a 42 to 35 Senate vote rejecting the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Robles
Wilson
Gallinger
Hollis
Senate
Massachusetts Tech President Elected Commercial Club Chief
Richard C. Maclaurin of MIT was elected president of the Commercial Club at its annual dinner at Brookline Country Club. Other officers include John S. Rollins as vice-president Philip Gardner secretary Charles G Wiggin treasurer and executive committee members George S Swain Benjamin Joy Shawmut National Bank and James T Williams Jr of the Boston Transcript.
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Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Commercial Club
Brookline Country Club
John S. Rollins
Lawrence & Company
Philip Gardner
Cooper & Brush
Cotton Brokers
Charles G. Wiggin
Merchants National Bank
George S. Swain
Benjamin Joy
Shawmut National Bank
James T. Williams, Jr
Boston Transcript
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M. D. Rhone
Florence A. Carpenter
Walter N. Lillyman
Paul F. Witchi
Elizabeth A. Harrington
Charles W. Bemis
Knight of Columbus
Catholic Federation
St. Mary
Jason Weiler & Son
America
Trousseaus
Mfg. Jewellers
Washington St
Maurice Ketten
Nau
Razor Co
Miss Aylsworth
Deliviar
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Indies
Cashlover
Imfield Stree
Barnum & Bailey's
Ludl
Mahosany
Russia
Coes
Mack
Drug, Shoe and
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Tremont St
Boston, Mass
Rublee
Maclaurin of
Tech
Sunday Post
Penn
Tremont Street
Oxford
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