600 Deer Killed In Four Days In State Hunt
The Fish and Game Commission reports about 600 deer killed this week with two days remaining in the open season. Hunters from Worcester County boast large kills including a 401 pound buck by Fred Phelps and a 155 pound white doe on Washington Mountain by Charles R. Franklin. Mrs Cora Bates of East Douglas and Harry Parker of Worcester also figure among notable catches.
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Charles R. Franklin
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French Officer Montalbert Lured Indians Then Fell
A French officer named Montalbert was dispatched from Montreal to incite local tribes against the English. He killed a sacred deer and attempted to flee with its head toward Montreal but was overtaken and killed by the Indians who captured him.
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Women’s Jobs at Elections in Chicago Under Review
Chicago officials consider appointing women as election and primary day judges and clerks. County Judge Owens believes women are on equal footing with men under the recent equal suffrage act and will seek input from major women’s organizations before meeting their representatives next Monday.
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Three Year Old Rescues Mother From Suicide Attempt
Mrs Sian Shold, 26, of West Roxbury, attempted hanging with a clothesline when her three year old daughter Louise cried and alerted her father Thomas Shold. He cut the rope, and Dr Drew treated her at City Hospital for hysteria. no other cause found.
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The New Corset For Fat Women
The article promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a cure for obesity claiming the tablets help fat women shed weight quickly. It warns the corset fashion traps fat women and urges purchasing Marmola from Detroit druggists for 75 cents.
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Detroit
Mich
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Promoted for Children Health
A local Rexall Store advertises Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a safe nourishing tonic for children and adults to build strength, prevent illnesses, and combat cold weather ailments. It claims alcohol and dangerous drugs are absent, offers a money back guarantee, and touts availability at Rexall Stores in the community.
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Tie Vote in Natick Faces Contested State Election
Secretary of State receives Natick boards certificate showing a 2–2 registrar split over the contest between William J. Naphen and Thomas H. Brennan. With 1016 votes each from two clerks and a split tally, counting the strongest cross for Brennan could tie the race and trigger a new election.
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Board of Registrars
William J. Naphen
Thomas H. Brennan
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Brennan
Returns as family mourns his death in Great Lakes storm
Hamilton Ontario reports the funeral of a young man named John Thompson believed dead after a Great Lakes storm. The real John Thompson appeared at the family home later, saying he was in Montreal and had just learned of the alleged death. his mother collapsed during the moment.
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John Thompson
Great Lakes
Thompson
Montreal
Noted diver stricken near Hanover and Parmenter streets
Antone Graf, an aging wreck expert, inventor, and marine chemist, collapsed from sudden illness while en route to take a contract from the United States to blow up a wreck. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Graf, 80, has a wife and five children in Newburyport and remains in demand by the government.
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Antone Graf
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Parmenter
Massachusetts General Hospital
Graf
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Mother of Four Shoplifter Sentenced in Police Court
Mrs. Bessie Seigal wife of a Brighton shoe maker and mother of four faced Judge Parmenter charged with shoplifting $1.60 worth of goods from Tremont row stores. Store detectives testified she had a habit of stealing from multiple shops. The judge sentenced her to two months at the House of Correction but suspended part of the sentence if she stayed home and away from stores.
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Brighton
Par- Menter
Seigal
Nickerson
Tremont Row
Parmenter
House of Correction
Doctor's suicide attempt ends in death at New London
Dr. Horace H. Tinker of New York died at his New London summer home after taking poison in a personal crisis. He was about 55, living alone there and left letters stating his intent to end his life. His wife remained in New York.
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Conn
Horace H. Tinker
New York
California Syrup of Figs Ad Urges Safe Use by Mothers
An old fashioned warning explains a home remedy for children stomach woes. It touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative that purges sour waste from intestines and promises quick relief. The ad warns to buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and avoid counterfeits.
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California Fig Syrup Company
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