Hutchins and Mather Married at Melrose Home
Miss Ruth Evelyn Hutchins daughter of Mrs. Alice M Hutchins of Melrose First Street and Thomas Ray Mather a Princeton student were wed yesterday at the bride’s mother's home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Henry W Pinkham pastor of the First Unity Church of Melrose.
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Ruth Evelyn Hutchins
Alice M. Hutchins
First Street
Melrose
Thomas Ray Mather
Princeton University
Henry W. Pinkham
First Unity 'S Church
United States Plans New Representations on Belgian Deportations
Washington reports the United States is preparing new representations to Germany over the deportation of Belgian civilians for labor in Germany. The form is undecided but the administration is seriously considering steps to be effective without straining relations between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Germany
German Deportations of Belgians Discussed by Cabinet
Berlin envoy questioned German depor tations as a military necessity and international law. The State Department reported the latest Pelgian appeal for aid, with Secretary Lansing and President briefed. Ambassador Gerard and Colonel House met at the White House and State Department before returning to Berlin.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
State Department
United States
Washington
Lansing
Gerard
E. M. House
White House
Parmint Cough Remedy Prescribed in Old Fashioned Recipe
A long standing home remedy advises buying 1 oz Parmint double strength from a druggist, mixing with a pint of hot water and 4 oz granulated sugar, and taking one tablespoonful four times daily. It claims to relieve coughing and nasal congestion, ease breathing, and is inexpensive and easy to prepare.
Delatone Powder Hides Hair Growths
A home remedy recommends applying a paste of delatone powder with water to hairy areas. Leave 2 to 8 minutes, rub off, and wash. Hair disappears, usually after a single use. Cautions include buying the red delatone to ensure genuine product.
Boy in Quebec Sends Turkey to Newburyport Man
George A. Goldthorp of Newburyport received a 2 pound turkey from six year old Lester Quesnell of Dee Dundee Quebec. Five years earlier Goldthorp had answered a note attached to a Boston turkey leg and sent a silver mace as a gift. Lester, now six, remembered the kindness and sent the turkey from his family farm.
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George A. Goldthorp
Newburyport
Lester Quesnell
Dee Dundee
Quebec
Navy
Que
Boston
Goldthorp
Lester
Chased Woman Held After Attack on Catherine Cariea
Mary Ross aged 30 living at 3 Berwick Park was arrested after a chase in the North End. She faces charges of attempting to kill Catherine Cariea 28 of 606 Columbus Avenue who was cut on the left cheek with a jackknife. A four inch facial gash was treated at the Relief Station.
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Mary Ross
Berwick Park
North End
Catherine Cariea
Columbus Avenue
Cariea
Women workers start food boycott at Tremont Street meeting
The Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Accountants and Office Employees Union voted to boycott butter and eggs and consider additional foods. The motion preserves actions for the executive board to decide which other commodities to target.
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Tremont Street
Restrictions on Commonwealth Avenue Land Lifted for Business Use
Judge Davis of the land court rules the north side of Commonwealth avenue beyond Granby street no longer needs dwelling-house cost limits. The 1915 act supports the change as the neighborhood has shifted. The south side already hosts automobile concerns built back 125 feet.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Granby Street
Davis
The
Land Court
New Trio Debuts in Boston at Jordan Hall
A new piano violin cello trio with George Copeland Albert Stoessel and Arthur Hadley gave its first Boston concert at Jordan Hall. They played Beethoven Roman Paulliau and Ravels trios with Copeland receiving praise for his leadership tone and rhythm while Stoessel and Hadley contributed strong performances. The audience responded with enthusiasm and interest in the groups future.
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George Copeland
Albert Stoessel
Arthur Hadley
Jordan Hall
Beethoven
Ravel
Paulluan
Boston
Copeland
Stoesel
Hadley
Stoessel
SONS OF ISRAEL PRESIDENT DIES IN BOSTON
Samuel Sheinfein president of the Independent Order Sons of Israel in New England died after a two month illness at 60 Crawford Street Roxbury. Funeral services will be held at North Russell Street Synagogue where he was vice president followed by burial at Mt Yale Cemetery. A respected Jewish leader born in Zaslay Russia about 50 years ago.
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Samuel Sheinfein
Independent Order Sons of Israel
New England
Crawford Street
Roxbury
North Russel Street
Mt. Yale
Sheinfein
Boston
Mr. Sheinfein
Zaslay
Russia
Teachers Seek $1000 Cap for Somerville Salaries
Somerville elementary teachers petition the school committee for a maximum salary of $1000 with $50 yearly raises. They cite Irving’s high cost of living as the rationale for the request.
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Somerville
Irving
Boston liquor dealers urge vote for license in December election
The Boston liquor dealers and brewers launched a major campaign to secure a large majority for license in the city election on December 19, using every available means to prevent a dry vote in Boston.
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Boston
Boston Prepares for Pro License Push as Election Nears
Clergy led anti prohibition forces with Billy Sunday mobilize in Boston while Morgan Memorial joins a South End street campaign. Liquor interests canvass voters, study lists, and send out Dec 12 letters urging a yes vote to keep Boston progressive.
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Boston
Billy Sunday
Morgan Memorial
South Ind
Boston Liquor League
Boston liquor license fight warns of tax hike and chaos
A letter from liquor license advocates argues no license would raise property taxes, swell rents, and boost crime with 10 000 barred bars. It predicts industrial disruption by 15 000 displaced workers and urges voters to continue licensing. Sunday sermons and mobilization are planned on both sides.
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Boston
Billy Sunday
Children in Auburn and Marne Warned of Worms
Notice highlights widespread issue of parasitic worm infections among children in Auburn and Marne. Authorities urge awareness and suggest preventive measures while citizens seek guidance and resources to address the health problem.
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Commonwealth Ave
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