Russia’s plastic future cited by Y M C A official
John R. Mott told Tremont Temple’s Woman’s Board of Missions that Russia is more plastic than any European country and can be made what we choose. He spoke at the jubilee mass meeting, referencing the Root Commission to Russia.
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Russia
John R. Mott
LL. D
International Committee of the
Root Commission
Woman’s Board of Missions
Tremont Temple
Christ
Christians Urge Global Reconstruction Effort After War
The Rev. Edward C. Moore opens a mass meeting urging Christians to lead constructive worldwide reconstruction. Dr. Karmarkar highlights Indian missions and Mindanao aid, while mission workers recount terror in Turkey and calls to sustain Turkey relief. About $5000 needed for two years of support.
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Edward C. Moore
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Grubai Karmarkar
Mbay
India
Charles H. Daniels
Woman's Board of Missions
Karmarkar
Mindanaokee
Philip
Franklin H. Warner
Lucile B. Foren
Grisell M. McLaren
Lara C. Richmond
Luther Rowle
Turkey
Foreman
Hell
Miss McLaren
Essful
Miss Richmond
Felt Like a New Person From PBruit-Actives Claim
Advertisement narrates Martha DeWolf of East Ship Harbor praising PBruit-actives for relief from constipation and headaches. Trial offer and 6 boxes for $2.50 available, with 25 cent trial size, sent postpaid by Limited Ogdensburg.
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East Ship Harbor
She Rties. Limited
Ogdensburg
Ten Ton Boulder for the Ronan Memorial
A ten ton boulder was dug from River Street Mattapan by park and recreation department workers for a Father Ronan memorial. A bronze inscribed tablet will be mounted and the stone moved to Rowan Park Dorchester. Chairman John H Dillon and Art Commission representatives chose the boulder. four men with heavy chains and a Ford hauled it out.
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Father Ronan
River Street
Mattapan
Park and Recreation Department
Rowan Park
Dorchester
John H. Dillon
Art Commssion
Mgr
Ronan
Park and Recreation
Ground River Street
Winchester Men Join Royal Flying Corps in Canada
Two Winchester men, E. B. Hubbard and GC Rogers, have joined the Royal Flying Corps of Canada. They will travel to Toronto for a short aeronautics course before flying practice in Texas. Rogers returns from France where he served as a transport driver in the French army. He works as a chemist for A. C. Daniels Inc of Boston and is a special agent for Hopkins Company of New York. He served three years in the National Guard and was at the border last year.
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Winchester
Royal Fliers
E. B. Hubbard
Rogers
Royal Flying Corps of Canada
Toronto
Texas
France
A. C. Daniels, Inc
Boston
Arrest in Shoe Store Nightly Break-In
John W. Brow twenty one, of 874 Congress Street Portland Maine, was arrested last night in the shoe store of ax Zell at 78 Broadway Somerville by Patrolman Irysin J Fitzpatrick who found him in the place during rounds.
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John W. Brow
Congress Street
Portland
Ax Zell
Broadway
Somerville
Irysin J. Fitzpatrick
California seeks Massachusetts guidance on Home Guard setup
California's Home Guard asked Massachusetts for details on arming with .45 calibre Springfield rifles and uniform styles. Massachusetts State Guard, formed after April 5, has 150 companies, about 1000 men, and 600 officers under Major-General Butler Ames, noted for rapid mobilization.
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California
Massachusetts
Home Guard
Herbert 4. Brown
Ninth Company
California Home Guard
Massachusetts State Guard
Brown
Builer Ames
Woman seeks wage earning chance amid street digging arrest
Mrs Alina Howard wife of former I W W organizer says she must work to feed six children and asks society to allow her to pick work. She was fined two dollars in Quincy court for disturbing the peace by digging in the streets and says public sentiment opposed her. She applied for a Washington street widening job after being told she could work there.
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Alina Howard
Caleb Howard
Quincy
Punchard, Parker House Propr, Dies at 63 in Winchester
Edward Oscar Punchard former Parker House proprietor dies suddenly at his home 89 Church Street Winchester aged 63. He started in the drug business and later joined his uncle Harvey D Parker as junior partner. His career connected him with many Boston and New England notables.
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Oscar Punchard
Parker House
Church Street
Winchester
Punchard
Harvey D. Parker
Parker
Prefers Prison to Army in Boston Divorce Case
Sensational charges about domestic life unfold as Nathan Gudov sues for divorce in Suffolk Superior Court. In his suit he alleges tensions and misconduct while Mrs. Gudov responds, claiming he declared he would rather kill someone and go to jail than go to war.
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Nathan Gudov
Suffolk Superior Court
Gudows Battle in Toron Divorce Court
The Gudows’ marriage dissolves in court with both sides accusing the other of cruelty and deception. Allegations include home exclusion, verbal abuse, spitting, water throwing, false arrest, threats to poison, and razor attacks, while she denies most charges and cites his infidelity and brawl claims.
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Dr. Mott
Europe
Near East
Martha Dewolfe
McDougall
Washington St
St. al Adam Square
Bay State
E. C. Punchard
Gudov
Gudows
Coleman Street
Conservatory
Chili
Entente
Santiago
Chilian Congress
Gude's
Pepto Mangan
Gude’s
Gudes
Eon Caae Pew
Bel
Nok Ea Arieer
Seenlie
M. J. Breit
Nbach Company
New York
Standard Oil Co. of
Standard
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