Boston Man Claims Mc Kay Laster Record in Shoes
Charles Slavet of 43 Summer Street Chelsea says he is the Bay State’s top Mc Kay laster. He reports day records of 645 second grade and 288 first grade shoes, an hour goal of 65 second grade and 39 first grade shoes, and a 145 tacks per minute achievement. He trained in the United States after leaving Russia and works as a taster at H. J. Shoe Co. of South Boston and challenges rivals to beat his marks.
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Boston
Charles Slavet
Summer Street
Chelsea
McKay Laster
Bay State
Slavet
H. & J. Shoe Company
South
Post
Slaver
Russia
Haverhill
Race riot murder verdict in six minutes
Helena Ark November 4 John Martin and Alf Banks Jr two Negroes charged with the killing of railroad special agent W A Adkins were convicted of first degree murder after six minutes of jury deliberation The case stems from the Elaine disturbance as six other Negroes were convicted yesterday Will Wordlow another Negro was later tried for the same killing
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Helena
Ark
John Martin
Alf Banks, Jr
W. A. Adkins
Elaine
Fox
Giles
Will Wordlow
NO CHILDREN NO MARRIAGE CLAIMS IN LECTURE
Professor William J. Durant of Columbia University told a Sinai Social Centre audience that happiness is secondary to the aim of marriage which is to produce robust children. He said without children there is no marriage and cited vanity, incompatibility, and lack of children as causes of divorce.
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Chicago
William J. Durant
Columbia University
Sinai Social Centre
Five commended by commissioner Murphy for duty on day off
Fire Commissioner Murphy commends five department members for reporting to duty on their day off. Lieutenant Charles A. Wolfe of Ladder 2 Lieutenant Patrick F. McKeavey of Ladder 21 Captain Thomas Andreoli of Engine 11 all reported with their units at the drill school yard on Bristol Street South End. Hoseman Michael J. McLaughlin of Engine 60 and Engineer Patrick Hart of Engine 11 are praised for their work at fires.
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Murphy
Charles A. Wolfe
Ladder Company
Patrick F. McKeavey
Thomas Andreoli
Engine Company
Bristol Street
South End
Michael J. McLaughlin
Patrick Hart
Chaperons and Dancing Partners in London Society
A London daily advertises demobilized gentleman chaperons ready to guide ladies and families in high society, with dancing partners in demand for clubs and dansants. Mothers seek such escorts for daughters, while fathers and brothers increasingly serve as chaperons at events, signaling the staying presence of male social guardians. Styles cited include blue serge and Lanvin inspired dresses with gold or silver embroidery and a red feather on a velvet tam.
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London
Lanvin
Styles by Lenore Latest Solutions of the Clothes Problem
Lenore presents new style guidance addressing wardrobe challenges. Practical outfit ideas, fabric notes, and seasonal adjustments aim to simplify clothing decisions for readers seeking modern, wearable looks.
Prince of Wales Visits Toronto Says He Represents Empire
In Toronto the Prince of Wales declared he will visit the United States next week as an Englishman and a Canadian representative of the empire. He spoke to the largest Canadian audience yet, a mix of business leaders and club members.
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Toronto
Prince of Wales
United States
Canada
Funeral rites for Mrs Frances Ida McCarthy
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Ida McCarthy wife of John J McCarthy of 318 Beech Street Roslindale were held yesterday at the Church of the Sacred Heart. A solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Fr Eugena A Twomey with other priests present from nearby parishes.
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Frances Ida McCarthy
John J. McCarthy
Beech Street
Roslindale
Church of the Sacred Heart
Eugena A. Twomey
Andrew White
St. Paul’s Church
Hingham
Mrs McCarthy of Mission Hill Dead at 5 Children Survive
Mrs. McCarthy, long known in Mission Hill Roxbury, wife of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Shea's daughter, died. Survived by husband and five children John Joseph James Frances and Mary. Burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery West Roxbury with Frs O Connell White reading prayers. pallbearers included Joseph Fa Frank M Fay John B Fay Fran Finnerty John Hannaworker Joh Cahill.
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Val Base
Hingham
Fabian O’connell
Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
Boston
McCarthy
Mission Hill
Roxbury
John Shea
John
Joseph
James
Frances
Mary McCarthy
St. Joseph's Cemetery
West Roxbury
O'Connell
Fr. White
Joseph Fa
Frank M. Fay
John B. Fay
Fran Finnerty
John Hannaworker
Joh Cahill
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Laster
Leonard Far
Berry
Hemming Park
Mother
ED Lawfpence
Hubbard St
Jacksonville
Fla
Greater Boston
Leonard Ear Oil
Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
C. W
Beacon St
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Dudley
Cor. Warren
T. P. Drug Corp
Gammon di Co
la Pierre
Cambridge
W. B. Hunt Co
Mass. Ave
Cabridge
Billings & Stover
Harvard Sq
Geo. M. Oliva
North Cambridge
Geo. Ketchum
Hyde Park
Everett &Q. Phar
Columbia Rd
Dorchester
Geo. H. Smith
Washington Ave
Keypne Hudson
Wash. St
New
C. H. Packard
Central Sa
Maverick Sq
East
Ingraham & Paine Co
Washington
Cambridge St
East Cambridge
Odd Fellows
Everett
Ana Haslam
Main
Melrose
Lester C. Morris
Broadway
L. B. Butler
Summer St
Malden
Main St
Ste. B. Sutherland
Salem St
Malon
John W. Enright
Dudley Sts
Medford
Washington Sq
Washington St
Rice & Shannon
Concord St
Framingham
Theo. F. Rice
Hollis Phar
Hollis St
John A. Donahoe
South Main
S J
Natick
Frank P. Twitchell
the Clement Drug Co
Cor
Grove & Washington Sts
Wellesley
the Perry Phar
Great Plain Ave
Needham
H. L. Emersoap
Stoneham
Chas. C. Currier
Central Sq
Aan & Dutton
Main & Rich
Waltham, George
Carter & Co
Moody
M. J. Lowe
Waltham
Fifth Ave
New York City
Rutland Street
Massachusetts
Lenore
Prince Comes
U. S
Corn Products Refining CO
P. O. Box
Messrs. Ahern & Cahoon Sales Representatives
Farnsworth Street
Boston, Mass
Gilchrist
Dr. Edison Cushion Shoes
Dr. Edison
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