Auto Victims In Holyoke Springfield Crash
Arthur La Laberte 46 of Maple Street Holyoke died at Springfield Hospital from injuries from an early morning auto crash between Springfield and Holyoke. M Otto Dreikorn of Holyoke was killed. William B Reid remains critical while John Chadwick improves at his Holyoke home.
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Springfield
Arthur la Laberte
Maple Street
Holyoke
M. Otto Dreikorn
William B. Reid
John Chadwick
First formal dinner set for Cabinet members on Dec 16
Washington officials announce a formal dinner to be held on December 16 exclusively for Cabinet members. The event marks a ceremonial gathering with key government leaders in attendance.
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Washington
Second Atlantic Shore Line crash injures river below Kittery bridge
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on November 18 a streetcar on the Atlantic Shore Line derailed on the Kittery Point bridge at Spruce Creek after a steep grade. Car No. 6 plowed through railing and fell 30 feet into the river, the second accident in four days on the line.
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Atlantic Shore Line Street Railway
Kittery Point
Spruce Creek
River wreck claims Conductor Fuller after car sinks
The only people aboard were Conductor Ray Fuller, Motorman William Littlefield, and Roadmaster P. M. Braun. Fuller, counting money in the car, went to the river bottom though the others escaped. He was crushed by the roof and broke his ankle. the car lay at a creek angle, submerged at high tide and broken into splinters. An early examination showed the controller at full speed, suggesting the motorman panicked and unintentionally sent the car into full power.
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William Littlefield
P. M. Braun
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Girl Drinks Iodine In Midnight Dare
Fifteen year old Mollie Haley of Cambridge drank iodine on Prospect Street around 11:30 PM. Patrolman Robert Douglas carried her to a drug store and an emetic was given. She was removed to Cambridge Relief Hospital and pronounced not seriously endangered. She lived with her sister Mrs Cornelius O Connell at Norfolk and Cambridge streets.
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Cambridge
Prospect Street
Robert Douglas
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Cahill
Alleged thief with keys nabbed after lodging-house break in
An 18 year old man named Harry Gilman was arrested on a charge of breaking and entering the lodging house of Henry C. Porter at 389 McLean Street. Described as a dapper rogue with a ticket to the opera La Gioconda and a bundle of keys, he appeared in a gray suit and derby hat.
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Raffles
Cambridge subway changes reroute major lines
Construction work on the Cambridge subway reroutes the Harvard square to Kendall square line via Broadway and Cambridge and diverts all Massachusetts avenue cars via Boylston and Mt. Auburn streets. The Harvard square transfer station moves to Mt. Auburn street between Dunster and Boylston with transfers honored there.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Putnam Square
City Point
Charles Street
Broadway
Kendall Square
Massachusetts
Boylston
Mt. Auburn Streets
Mt. Auburn Street
Dunster
Grenfell Maries Miss Anna McClannahan in Chicago
Sir Wilfred Grenfell the Labrador missionary wed Miss Anna McClannahan in Chicago tonight. The couple will depart for Labrador within days.
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Chicago
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Anna McClannahan
Felix Fox Delights Steinert Hall With Debussy and Moszkowski
Pianist Felix Fox presented an afternoon recital in Steinert Hall before a large audience. He offered Debussy Children’s Corner and Moszkowski Piece Romantique in a debut city performance. Fox showed sympathy for the sketches and savored stylistic traits in Ravel influenced pieces.
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Steinert Hall
Debussy
Moszkowski
Mr. Fox
Ravel
Schlozer
Medford Driver Hurt in Beacon Street Crash
Joseph Boutin of Medford was severely injured when an electric car struck the wagon he drove on Beacon Street in Brookline. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Joseph Boutin
Medford
Beacon Street
Brookline
Massachusetts General Hospital
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz o Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. The advertisement promises relief and refunds if unsatisfied, with a 50 cent price point.
Tarantula Looses Fear At Dead Letter Office
A tarantula startled Post Office workers at the Dead Letter Office in Washington as J A Davis opened a package. Clerks fled onto desks while the spider retreated then hid among mail sacks before being killed. The incident drew chatter over silk stockings found nearby.
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Post Office Department
Ace
J. A. Davis
Davis
Seek to Raise Judges Salary
New York November 18 a bill to boost salaries of all federal judges by three to five thousand dollars annually will be introduced in the upcoming Congress session. A committee of lawyers has endorsed the measure after more than a year of consideration.
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New York
Congress
Fire destroys the Bismark steamship at Iquique harbor
Cable advices report the Norwegian steamer Bismark destroyed by fire and explosion in Iquique harbor Chile. Vessel and cargo total loss.
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New York
Bismarck
Iquique
Chili
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