House Votes Prohibition Amid Food Bill Debate
In Washington the dry forces win a second skirmish in the prohibition fight as an amendment to the food production bill is approved. The provision blocks the $11,846,400 appropriation until President Wilson issues a proclamation.
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Washington
Wilson
Girls Learn to Carve to Teach Wounded
A Boston School of Occupational Therapy class of society girls carves life like toy hens semaphore figures and other items for bedside work. Led by George Morris and aided by Joseph Sanaberg and Miss Fannie Price the program trains girls in wood carving block printing and cord work for rehabilitation of wounded servicemen with weekly hospital visits and lectures by city physicians.
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Boston School of Occupational Therapy
Franklin Union
George M. Morris
Joseph Sanaberg
Lloyd Training School
Fannie B. Price
Mary C. Barstow
Cambridge lawyer Tobin honored at farewell dinner
John J. Tobin Jr of Cambridge, class member at Suffolk School of Law, was feted by about 60 friends at a Quincy House dinner and dance. Dean Archer praised him on ethics of the law. Attorney George F. McKellegett presented a diamond and sapphire ring. tributes came from Cambridge doctors and others. Tobin has served as bail commissioner for Middlesex county and led railway mail service before turning to law.
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Cambridge
Suffolk School of Law
Quincy House
Dean Gleason L. Archer
Tobin
Catherine Sullivan
George F. MokKellegett
John J. Whoriskey
J. J. Boyle
James J. Conley
John J. Tobin
Archer
George F. McKellegett
Whoriskey
Boyle
Leo R. Sullivan
Russell French
William Dolan
Catherine F. Sullivan
Thomas Malone
Felix McManus
John B. Fay
Middlesex County
Herald pauses for funeral of New York publisher
In New York on May 23 all activity at the New York Herald and the Evening Telegram paused for the funeral of James Gordon Bennett. Employees paid silent tribute as presses and typewriters halted for the first time in two years, with only a bell toll marking his past arrivals.
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New York
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Evening Telegram
Paris
Herald
Bennett
Europe
Italy marks war anniversary with city celebrations
A city wideCommemorative event at Faneuil Hall honors Italy’s third year in the war. Mayor Peters will preside with Elvira Severoni and Anthony Guarino as performers, while Dr. Rocco Brindise and Professor Charles N Grandgent speak. A Bates Hall rally features war pictures and British Canadian talks.
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Faneuil Hall
Italy
Charles N. Grandgent
Rocco Brindise
Governor McCall
Bates Hall
Huntington Avenue
Frank Jueveroni
Yeowomen
First Naval District
Navy
Agide Jacchia
Pops
Parkman
Boston
Farmer Convicted in Axe Murder of Wife Near Salmon Creek
Gagetown New Brunswick May 23 George Kierstead a farmer charged with murdering his wife at Salmon Creek near here on December 22 was convicted today and remanded for sentence. The woman was beaten to death with an axe.
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Gagetown
N. B
George Kierstead
Salmon Creek
Here
Advertisement claim for Dr Williams Pink Pills relief rheumatism
Patient recounts severe rheumatic pain from Nova Scotia illness, with indigestion and fatigue. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills the pain subsided, blood built up, and strength returned. Pills promoted for blood and nerve disorders and linked to anemia and debility relief.
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Peter Fitzner
Holt Street
North Billerica
Mass
Williams
Nova Scotia
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wilee Medicine Co
Schenectady
Delatone Paste for Hair Removal Promises Smooth Skin
The article describes using a paste of water and powdered delatone to dissolve hairs on a hairy surface like the skin. After about two minutes the paste is rubbed off and the skin washed to leave no hair and a blemish free complexion. Ensure the powder is real delatone for success.
Neal Institute Ad Promotes At Home Drug Treatment
An advertisement warns drug users to beware danger from continued indulgence and quacks, urging contact with the Neal Institute at 811 N Fast 49th Street Chicago for a free book about the Neal Way treatment and its alleged guaranteed results at home.
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Neal Institute
49Th Street
Chicago
Neal Institutes
College Girl Autoist Fined at Chelsea Court
Miss Margaret Boyle of Wellesley College was among six automobilists arraigned in Chelsea Police Court for speeding. Found guilty, she was fined 15 dollars after her defense failed. Judge Bosson remarked that a girl of her education should know better than to break the law.
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Margaret Boyle
Wellesley College
Chelsea
Eighty Begin Merchant Marine Training Aboard Three Ships
Eighty American youths aged 21 to 30 started merchant marine training yesterday aboard three United States Shipping Board ships. They boarded the former transport Meade the Governor Cobb and the Calvin Austin while the Governor Dingley of the Boston fleet was at sea.
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Merchant Marine
United States Shipping Board
Meade
Cobb
Calvin Austin
Dingley
Boston
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