Plan to Employ Cripples Expands to Massachusetts
Federal employment service official Everett W. Lord and Washington representative Victor T. J. Gannon map a plan to boost Massachusetts labor by enlisting industrial and hereditary cripples. After success in Chicago with 23 800 such workers, average age 67, they aim to roll the program nationwide and start in Massachusetts soon.
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Massachusetts
Everett W. Lord
Federal Employment Service
Victor T. J. Gannon
Washington
Service
Gannon
Chicago
United States Employment Service
Lord
The Real Life of General Pershing Part Next
H. F. Wheeler’s next instalment in the Boston Sunday Post outlines Pershing’s habit of deciding first and acting afterward from early boyhood. The feature previews how this decision approach shaped his future leadership.
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General Pershing
H. F. Wheeler
Boston Sunday Post
Sloan's Liniment Advertisement Claims Quick Muscle Relief
An ad touts Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for tired muscles and stiff joints. It promises improved circulation, reduced pain, and easy application without staining the skin, suitable for sprains strains bruises rheumatism and toothache with generous size bottles at druggists everywhere.
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Sloan
Red Cross Lunch Room Reopens For Season
The Red Cross lunch room at 373 Boylston street reopened with volunteer cooks and waitresses in bright blue dresses. Mrs. Ralph Emerson of Milton chairs the general committee, with Mrs. John Bowditch as head waitress and Miss Susan Lee and Miss Barbara Russell flipping griddle cakes as the new season begins.
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New Red Cross
Boylston Street
Ralph Emerson
Milton
John Bowditch
Susan Lee
Barbara Russell
Protests at Dorchester Sunday Concert Hearing
Religious leaders and local property owners urged against Sunday evening concerts at Codman Square Theatre Dorchester during a City Council session chaired by Mayor Peters. Critics argued concerts during church hours draw youths away from worship.
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Codman Square Theatre
Dorchester
Peters
City Council
Governor McCall Thanks Cardinal O'Connell for Influenza Fight Aid
Governor McCall sent a letter to Cardinal O'Connell and Catholic organizations thanking them on behalf of the Commonwealth for untiring aid and cooperation with the Massachusetts Committee on Public Health in its recent influenza fight.
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McCall
O’connell
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Committee On Pelile
Pershing Wins On Grammar Entry To West Point
General Pershing secures admission to West Point through mastery of grammar rules as recounted by H. F. Wheeler in The Real Life of General Pershing in next week’s Boston Sunday Post.
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Pershing
General Pershing
West Point
H. F. Wheeler
Boston Sunday Post
Collins Seeks Re election to City Council
Walter L. Collins former City Council president filed papers for re election. The move follows his work with win the war organizations and officials urging him to run. Also filing were John J Attridge James J Storrow Ed ward F McLaughlin and others including Alfred E Wellington and Frances G Curtis for school committee.
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Walter L. Collins
Collins
John J. Attridge
James J. Storrow
Council
Edward F. McLaughlin
West Newton Street
John J. Cassidy
Frank A. Goodwin
Alfred E. Wellington
Frank B. Howland
Curley
Thomas J. Ball
Municipal Finance Commission
Albert Hurwitz
William N. McKenna
Wellington
Boston
Frances G. Curtis
Tague 10 Keeps Up His Fight
Attorn ey Joseph F O Connell and municipal election officials forecast a recount in Tague v Fitzgerald for the congressional seat. Officials say 700 ballots may be withheld for non compliance with ballot law, due to inscriptions like P Tague Peter Tague and Peter F Tague without Boston designation. Fitzgerald and Tague filed notices to recount. Tague vows to seek Congressional action if the department’s ruling is adverse.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Peter
Tague
Municipal Election Department
John F. Fitzgerald
O’connell
Election Department
Tague-Fitzgerald
P. Tague
Peter Tague
Peter F. Tague
Boston
Fitzgerald
Congress
War Industries Board holds first regional meeting
The War Industries Board region No 1 held its first meeting at 165 Washington Street called by Stuart W Webb regional adviser to discuss contributions to the war effort and address problems facing New England industry.
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New England
War Board
War. Industries Board
Stuart W. Webb
War Industries Board
Washington Street
Riots Hit Bohemia and Styria Cities
Copenhagen despatch reports serious riots in Aussig Bohemia and Pettau Styria. Soldiers and civilians looted many shops and factories and several houses were burned. Many people were killed.
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London
Aussig
Bohemia
Pettau
Styria
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
St Jacobs Liniment Advertisement Claims Fast Pain Relief
Rub on Sprains Pains Swelling promises quick relief by penetrating liniment into sprains and strains. It asserts no burning or skin discoloration and claims to strengthen injured muscles and ligaments. A trial bottle is available at drug stores and the product has 60 years of use with six gold medals.
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St. Jacobs
Boston
United States
Mark H. Jackson
Gurney Bldg
Syracuse, N. Y
Jackson
H. P. Sutton
Maenella Ave
Los Angels
California
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