Child Auto Victim Dying in Danvers
Rose Marie St. Arneault a 8 year old daughter of Xavier St. Arneault of 75 High street was struck by Hap Ward's car as she darted from behind another auto. Doctors said there is no hope of recovery. Clifford Benoit chauffeur was released after police investigation showed the child crossed the street and could not be stopped in time.
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Danvers
Rose Marie St. Arneault
Xavier St. Arneault
High Street
Hap Ward
Clifford Benoit
Ferncroft
Benoit
The Pictorial Section Promised as Best Ever
The Sunday Post announces the upcoming Pictorial Section as the best ever, urging readers not to miss it and highlighting its special appeal for image features.
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Nurse Eliza Cannon Pleads Not Guilty in Child Death
Miss Eliza beth Cannon a 38 year old nurse charged with murder of 5 year old Lucille Thomas pleaded not guilty in western Hampden district court and was held without bail for a hearing on November 19 She allegedly injected morphine and hyoscine into the child and then attempted to burn the house after drugging herself The infant was raised by Cannon since 10 weeks old and the mother later claimed the child as hers
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Westfield
Elizabeth Cannon
Lucille Thomas
Hampden
Fire at Cannon House Ends in Tragedy
Pillows burned on the floor as the Cannon house fire is reported. Miss Cannon was found in a drugged condition with the dead child beside her, highlighting a deadly incident under investigation.
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Cannon
Labor unions plan citywide meeting on freight handlers strike
Executive board members of the Boston Central Labor Union arranged a gathering of representatives from over 300 labor organizations at Wells Memorial Hall on Thursday at 5 p.m. The meeting aims to coordinate support for the freight handlers strike and secure a square deal for the workers.
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Organized Labor
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Wells Memorial Hall
Washington Street
H. P. Jennings
John CC. McDonald
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Penton
Child Hit by Truck Near East Boston Home
Edward Leary, 3, of 62 Brooks street East Boston, was struck by a truck near his home last evening. He was taken to East Boston Relief Hospital in serious condition with a fractured right ankle and other injuries.
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Edward Leary
Brooks Street
East Boston
Styles of love making change shown Sunday Post Magazine
The next Sunday Post Magazine highlights how intimate relations have evolved, comparing past mores with contemporary practices and attitudes toward romance, affection, and privacy. It surveys social shifts, gender roles, and media influence shaping modern love.
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New Haven Case Advances on New Haven & Hartford Directors
In New York on November 9 prosecutors presented jurors with evidence of acts within the three year statute of limitations tied to the New Haven railway deal. The government alleges attempts to cement ownership of the Central New England railway through minority share acquisitions dating back to 1904.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Central New England Railway
New Haven Faces Scrutiny Over Central New England Acquisition
Government evidence seeks to prove that Central New England was acquired amid legal doubts and under New York charter, with minutes from March 21, 1912, showing attempts to place lines under Central control via lease then traffic agreement. Witnesses discuss motives to prevent minority stockholder trouble and steps toward full acquisition by September 18, 1913.
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Bates
Howard Elliott
Public Service Commissions
Novelty in Gebhard’s recital spans Bartok to D Indy
Pianist Heinrich Gebhard offered a varied program at Jordan Hall featuring new works by Bartok Carl Engel Arnold Schoenberg and D Indys Poeme des Montagnes. He also anticipated Leó Ornstein with Wild Men’s Dance and delivered engaging Bach and Engel pieces to a large appreciative audience.
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Jordan Hall
Gebhard
Bartok
Carl Engel
Arnold Schoneberg
Boston
Leo Ornstein
Mr. Ornstein
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Engel
Schoneberg
Callahan Loses Beef Steak Injury Suit at Trial
Mrs. Alice M. Callahan as administratrix of Edward Callahan's estate sued Jacot's restaurant owners Paul H. and Katherine Jacot for injuries from a beef steak strike. The jury ruled for the defendants after extended arguments. this follows a prior trial that awarded Mrs. Callahan $1500.
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Edward
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Katherine Jacot
Jacot
Boylston Street
Callahan
Navy Yard Wage Board Nears Completion
The Charlestown navy yard wage board has nearly finished its work after a month of hearing workmen’s pleas for better wage schedules. It will forward the report and recommendations to Washington by week’s end.
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Board of Wages
Charlestown Navy Yard
Washington
Mayor Haines Narrowly Escapes Rocks at Road Work
Medford Mayor Benjamin F. Haines, acting street commissioner, escaped injury when two large rocks toppled from a blast at Fulton Heights. He stood near the unfinished roadway, heard a warning, and was stunned briefly as stones dropped around him.
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Benjamin F. Haines
Medford
Fulton Heights
Brief incident leaves man uninjured after grazing collision
About 150 pounds grazed him lightly as the incident occurred. He then went by car to his office and resumed his day after a short interval, continuing his other business without serious harm.
Boston waitresses plan wage scale adoption meeting
Waitresses from several Boston hotels cafes and restaurants will hold a mass meeting tonight at 119 Pleasant Street to adopt a wage scale for uniform pay. They have organized over the past year and will present the plan to employers, led by union president Mrs Delia Hurley.
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Delia Hurley
Spring-Rice Returns to Washington Today
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice the British ambassador to Washington will leave Ottawa for Washington tomorrow after a visit hosted by the Duke of Connaught Governor General of Canada. The American note to Great Britain on neutral shipping prompted the curtailment of his Canadian visit and his presence in Washington is now deemed desirable.
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Cecil Spring-Rice
Washington
Duke of Connaught
Canada
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