S'Matter Pop Copyright Notice 1916
Short copyright statement from 1916 issued by the Press Publishing Company indicating ownership and rights for the work titled S'Matter Pop.
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the Press Publishing Company
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1915
Page
16
Police Nos Invited to Be Censors in Hotel Dancing
Charles R. Gow, chair of the Licensing Board, and Police Commissioner O'Meara say police will supervise dances in liquor-serving hotels and report violations to the board. The board will grant or revoke licenses, while hotel proprietors must ensure events stay within the law to avoid action. They warn against overreach of censorship and aim for wholesome, lawful entertainment.
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Charles R. Gow
Licensing Board
O'Meara
Police Department
Gow
Chairman Gow Defends Police Board Regarding Conduct
In a formal session the chairman argues the board has never admitted fault or failed to support policemen. He states that language choices could have been improved but underscores commitment to officers and the board’s stance on discipline and policy.
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Gow
Blunder Leads to Courtroom Laughter in Murray Case
In Chelsea Court, John T Murray failed to appear as Clerk Curley called his name. An attorney claimed a doctor’s certificate. the judge and officers allowed laughter as Murray received an 80 day addition to a suspended sentence for drunkenness.
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John T. Murray
Joseph M. Curley
Chelsea
Curley
Bosson
John F Sullivan
Martin
House of Correction
Murray
Foley Stricken During Mission Mass in Charlestown
John P. Foley a 40 year old assistant court officer in Charlestown District Court collapsed from malignant heart trouble at St Marys Church Charlestown yesterday morning. He lies in critical condition at Haymarket Square Relief Station. Foley is a brother in law of Judge Charles S Sullivan.
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John P. Foley
Charlestown
St. Mary's Church
Haymarket Square
Foley
Cordis Street
Charles S. Sullivan
Dishevelled man fights off police in Everett streets
Pasquale Matarzzo, 29, visiting 54 Oak street Everett, battled four officers to avoid a blanket restraint while being taken into custody. He was later sent to Danvers asylum for examination.
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Everett
Pasquale Matarzzo
Oak Street
Danvers Asylum
Telephone Girls Fight New Hours in Greater Boston
C J Bowen says he stayed awake fearing harm to telephone girls now relieved from night duty in Greater Boston exchanges at 11 pm while commuting home. He explains why the company wants to change night operator hours before a union meeting.
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Greater
Boston
C. J. Bowen
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Operators’ Union
Night shift schedule at Boston exchanges faces opposition
About 75 night operators met with HE K Hall and Mr Bowen to discuss a proposed shift change. The company would start all night duties at 10 PM instead of 11 PM, moving the 7 AM end time to 7 AM. The operators and the workers largely oppose the plan, arguing safety and practicality concerns for late hours.
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Boston
HE. K. Hall
Bowen
Bower
Night Work Schedule Fight Among Everett Girls
A dispute over a night work schedule leaves no agreement reached and a five girl committee appointed to negotiate with the company. The panel includes Nora Hickey Everett Helen Warren Hyde Park Hazel Prescott Everett Mildred Dustin and Alice Kenney.
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Nora Hickey
Everett
Helen Warren
Hyde Park
Hazel Prescott
Mildred Dustin
Alice Kenney
Captured in Stolen Auto After High Speed Chase
Policeman Wayland F. Tripp of Roxbury Crossing spotted a car on Hyde Park avenue reported stolen in Providence. He fired at the vehicle to halt it, prompting two occupants to flee while a third resisted. After a long chase, Tripp captured the suspect, James Brosco, 18, of Knight Street Providence, who faces larceny charges for the $500 car owned by R. S. Walcott of Providence. Officers from Providence assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland F. Tripp
Roxbury Crossing
Hyde Park Avenue
Providence
Tripp
James Brosco
Knight Street
R. S. Walcott
Church Singer Sues for 500 Dollars Over Contract
Mrs Blanche H Kilduff a Brookline soprano sues Second Parish Church of Dorchester for 500 alleging breach of oral contract from April 1914 to March 1915. Church claims contract could be terminated with one month's notice and that it was formed on a Sunday making it unenforceable.
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Blanche H. Kilduff
Dorchester
Fox
Kilduff
Park Street
Brookline
Music Committee of the Church
New Haven M. & M. Line Monopoly Case Trial Details
An alleged plan to monopolize New England transportation by former New Haven directors is described in court. Testimony covers approval in 1912 to control Merchants & Miners and build a Boston to Galveston freight line, and the sale of Harvard and Yale steamships to Pacific interests.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Harvard
Yale
Board of Directors
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Boston
Galveston
Panama Canal
Congress
New England
Charles S. Mellen
Merchants & Miners’ Company
New Haven
Merchants & Miners
Boston & Philadelphia
Windsor
Mellen
Morse
Providence
The
Morse Enterprises
Edward D. Robbins
Pacific Coast
Father John’s Medicine Endorsed by Medical Authorities
Public statements from leading medical authorities praise Father John’s Medicine for aiding wasting diseases and cold related debility. The firm offers to provide full quotes and names of authorities upon request, claiming the product is a pure wholesome body builder with no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Lowell
Mass
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