Three Firemen Hurt At Natick Blaze
In Natick on November 20 three firemen were injured when a ladder collapsed causing a 20 foot fall. Ladderman James Conroy sustained a fractured leg while Edward Hogan and Edward McGrath had injuries. The blaze damaged Louis A. Coolidge’s boyhood home on South Main Street, a 16 room house given to the town for aged women. Damages are estimated at 2000 and cause is under investigation.
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Natick
Louis A. Coolidge
United Shoe Machine Company
South Main Street
James Conroy
Morse Hospital
Fatal anaesthetic during home foot infection operation
Elizabeth McCarthy aged 17 died at her home on Western Avenue during an infection of the foot operation. Two surgeons Dr Charles D. S. Lovell and Dr Charles A. Oak attempted resuscitation with a palmotor at police station aid. She was a clerk in a Lynn variety store and niece of Dr Lovell.
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Western Avenue
Lynn
Elizabeth McCarthy
Miss McCarthy
Charles D. S. Lovell
Charles A. Oak
Heinz Spaghetti Ad Teases Flavor and Nutrition
A vintage Heinz advertisement invites readers to eat freely with Heinz Spaghetti. It touts body-building nutriment, all-day suitability, and the tomato sauce flavor paired with cheese as a versatile meal for any occasion.
Revolution in Italy Coming to The World
Charles J. O Malley told Boston's Charitable Irish Society that Europe's chaos stems from poverty and unrest. He warned Italy could face a revolution, noted Fascisti control since his visit, and contrasted Germany's industrial boom. He recalled Michael Collins saying Irish fight to avoid fratricide.
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Charles J. O'Malley
Irish Society of Boston
Europe
America
Italy
Ireland
Germany
Mr. O'Malley
Michael Collins
Free State
Creeds Shut Out Some One by Rev Willard Sperry at Banquet
The Rev Willard L Sperry dean of the Harvard Andover Theological School spoke to 700 at the Boston Methodist Social Union banquet. He urged creeds should not block people and said religion should ease burdens, not shape business. Ralph L Minker of BU Theological School commented on intrinsic worth of present. R R Robinson of Malden funded a memorial chapel for BU Theological School.
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Willard L. Sperry
Harvard- Andover Theological School
Boson Methodist Social Union
Convention Hall
Dr. Sperry
Ralph L Minker
B. U. Theological School
R. R. Robinson
Malden
Boston University Theological School
Daugherty Impeachment Charges to Be Discussed by Judiciary Group
The House Judiciary Committee will discuss the impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty at its regular Thursday meeting. Chairman Volstead said the panel may take up Representative Killer of Minnesota’s charges next week rather than after December 4 as planned, and will decide the procedure then.
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Washington
Navy
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Minnesota
Dail Minister Arrives in U S for Irish Finances
Joseph Mece Grath minister of industry commerce and labor in the Dail Eireann cabinet arrived in New York aboard the Baltic for official business relating to the Irish Free State financial affairs. He was greeted by Professor Smiddy of University College Cork and Free State diplomatic representative in Washington.
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New York
Joseph Mece- Grath
Industry
Commerce
Dail Eireann
Baltic
Muzzle Dog Disease Measures Ordered in Salem
Salem authorities order all dogs muzzled for 30 to 60 days after a rabies warn. A dog that bit James Manning and others was killed after the incident. Its head was sent to state officials for testing and anti rabies serum will be issued to city physicians.
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Salem
William V. McDermott
Board of Health
Board of Animal Industry
James Manning
Dunlap Street
Esther Walsh Faces New Theft Charges
Esther Walsh of Canada Man chester and Boston was rearrested by Detectives Disessa and O Neill in court on larceny of a $50 registered letter and a second larceny by false check. She is to be heard Thursday at Shawmut avenue lodging house.
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Esther Walsh
Canada
Manchester
Boston
Disessa
O'Neill
Shawmut Avenue
Esther
Chinese legislator J. L. Hoo on prohibition and labor
J. L. Hoo of Peking, a Chinese legislator and coal mine owner, opposes national prohibition and argues China should model its constitution on France. He describes three miner wage classes from 40 to 60 cents per day and coal prices from $1.50 to $4 per ton, noting Chinese reluctance toward drinking.
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Peking
Chinese Republic
France
America
Hoo
China
Mr. Hoo
Chinese unity favored over party politics says Hoo
Mr. Hoo argues political parties cannot thrive in China like in the United States. He contends the Chinese people favor a unified nation and do not seek self-stimulation through liquor or party politics.
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Ple
China
United State
Hoo
Fur Thief Pleas for the Girl in Central Court
John Cline pleaded for mercy saying give the girl a chance in response to fur robbery charges. Judge Sullivan held him for the grand jury at $25,000 and Miss Estelle Andrews at $10,000 amid her protest of innocence. Special officers tracked the pair after a Winter Street arrest following a disruption involving Esther.
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John Cline
Central Court
Sullivan
Estelle Andrews
Cline
Revere man charged in fur coat thefts and morphine possession
Novak of 53 Kimball Avenue Revere faced charges for stealing seven fur coats from a top floor dressing room and possessing morphine. Authorities consider additional charges for five other fur robberies in nearby areas as detectives pursue more evidence.
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HEINZ
O'Malley
Social Union
U. S
Arthu Om Mey
Dorr osTou
Morgan
Kitchere
Reas
Aenew-con
Sonora
OND
Liberal Credit
Chine Is
Inmaker
Limoges
Limoges China Co
R. R
Wellington
Riverside Drive
Republic
J. L. Hoo
Economics
J. I. Hoo
REAGAN, KIPP_ COMPANY
Tremont St
Arche Gift Shop of Distinction
Els
Merchants Legal Stamp Co
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