Fire at Kingston Street Wholesale Dry Goods Firm
A blaze damaged a five story brick building at 80 Kingston Street home to Blodgett Ord way Webber wholesale dry goods dealers. The fire started on the third floor around 5 45 PM and spread to the fourth floor before being knocked down about an hour later by relays of firefighters despite heavy smoke and hose difficulties. Estimated loss ran about 10000 dollars.
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Kingston Street
Blodgett, Ordway & Webber
Chelsea Officials Cite Poverty in TB Hospital Plan
The city of Chelsea, unable to fund a tuberculosis hospital, told a House special committee yesterday afternoon that poverty prevents compliance with the state law. Mayor and officials stated the city cannot finance the required facility, outlining fiscal hardship and governance limits.
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City of
Chelsea
House of Representatives
Chelsea Debates Tuberculosis Hospital Need and Costs
Chelsea officials clash with a special committee over tuberculosis care. Mayor Willard argues the city is too poor and congested for a hospital, noting state funding should cover contagious disease patients. Chelsea cites high past costs and minimal local nursing support. The panel highlights 108 cases and 48 deaths last year and a $3054 bill for 17 state hospital confinements, while Chelsea pays a nurse only sparingly and faces possible fines for noncompliance.
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Chelsea
E. B. Willard
Brighton
Collins
Amesbury
Robinson
Cassassa
Caro
Beck m
Complaint Against Patrolman Dropped
A complaint against Patrolman John V. Marena of the Roxbury Crossing Station was dismissed by a general order from Commissioner O Meara. He faced a trial board for unnecessary absence from duty but was found not guilty after hearing evidence.
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John V. Marena
Roxbury Crossing
O'Meara
Peace delegates reach agreement in Greek Turkish talks
In Athens on November 11 the Greek and Turkish peace delegates finalized a draft convention after negotiations on all points. The accord is expected to yield a complete settlement of the dispute between Greece and Turkey.
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Athens
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed as Vitality Booster
Endorsements from Sydney to New York claim Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey aids digestion and strengthens the aged. Letters from Madeleine Islington, Wm Anderson Sr, and Mary A Simpson praise its vitality benefits and health support for emergencies and long life.
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Duffy
Wm. Anderson, Sr
Perth Amboy, N. J
Civil service step eyed as fire chief position cast into pool
Fire Commissioner Cole announced a third deputy chief will be chosen by competitive examination, signaling a shift toward civil service for the fire department leadership. Pending this, District Chief Edvin A. Perkins of South Boston serves as acting head of the new third division with headquarters at Ladder 3 in Grove Hall.
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Fire
Cole
Civil Service
Mullen
Fitzgerald
Edvin A. Perkins
South Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Hyde Park
Ladder 3
Washington Street
Grove Hall
Peter F. McDon
No @ate
Perkins
Edward J. Shallow
South
Boston
Wedding of Miss Elizabeth Morley and Lt. William McClintiz
Miss Elizabeth Kendall Morley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace T Morley of 879 Pleasant Street, wed Lieutenant William Stanley McClintiz of the United States Navy stationed at Annapolis, at Plymouth Church in Worcester. Rev Dr Andrew B Chalmers officiated.
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Worcester
Elizabeth Kendall Morley
Wallace T. Morley
Pleasant Street
Plymouth Church
William Stanley McClintiz
United States Navy
Annapolis
Andrew B. Chalmers
Potter resigns as Mattapan pastor over liberal views
The Rev. Charles F. Potter, pastor at Mattapan Baptist Church for nearly four years, resigns due to liberal views not accepted by many parishioners. A church meeting Friday night is expected to accept his resignation, after which he will leave the denomination. He says his future work will be in a different denomination. He notes amicable relations during service but cites a liberal stance on suffrage and other pulpit remarks as controversy.
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Charles F. Potter
Mattapan Baptist Church
Potter
Post
Reading Woman Gives Up Opera Career To Wed
Miss Asunta Michelini of Reading plans marriage to Arthur Goula Winship at St Agnes Church Reading this afternoon at 5 30. She sacrificed a winter Italy study with Orestas Scavaglia to enter marriage and possibly operatic life. She has performed at Jordan Hall in the operetta Alda and appeared in many concerts.
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Arthur Goula Winship
Asunta Michelini
Reading
Italy
St. Agnes’ Church
Francis Walsh
Michelini
Orestas Scavaglia
Boston Opera Company
Morence
Jordan Hall
Alda
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Aches
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gas sour stomach and related discomforts. It claims rapid relief within contact with stomach contents and recommends a fifty cent case for home use.
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Pape
Rhoades Named Malden Police Commissioner
Frederick A. Rhoades, 53, native of Malden and former Malden police officer, was unanimously appointed police commissioner by the Board of Aldermen after months of consideration. He has served in the Massachusetts district police and more recently as a Cambridge court officer.
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Frederick A. Rhoades
Malden
Board of Aldermen
Rhoades
Mr. Rhoades
Charles Rhoades
Poice Force
Massachusetts District Police Department
Cambridge
Charity Fair in Boston a Major Success at Copley Plaza
A Boston Children’s Friend Society charity fair drew nearly 1500 attendees at Copley Plaza. The event supported services for needy delicate exposed children with tables of fancy articles preserves cake stationery books flowers and candy overseen by prominent Boston women including patronesses and organizers.
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Boston Children’s Friend Society
Copley-Plaza
Boston Society
Reed Anthony
William A. Bancroft
Eugene N. Foss
John L. Gardner
J. Living
Nash Wins Democratic Nomination for Quincy Mayor
Doctor John H. Nash captured the Democratic mayoral nomination in Quincy with 175 votes, defeating Edward Segan. Republican nominee Charles H. Johnson and Progressive candidate William Shaw were unopposed.
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R. John H. Nash
Qui
Edward Segan
Charles H. Johnson
William Shaw
Charles W
Navy Football Schedule Mentioned For Remainder of Season
In Annapolis Maryland the Navy football squad was noted for its plan to be seen this afternoon and again for the remainder of the season. The brief item shows an uncertain date and location but confirms Navy football activity.
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Navy
Annapolis
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Henley, Mo
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Henry C. Delano
L. Hollander
William H. Jr
Galen L. Stone
Mario Thayer
James H. Lake
Charles R. Talbot
Mies Mirid Nash
Ston Grandin, Jr
Mhen Jose
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