Woburn Fires Upgraded Force and Motorized Service
Mayor Johnson and Chief Tracey supervised a city wide fire department shake up by the New England Board of Fire Underwriters. Thirty one call men were discharged and regular staff increased from six to ten. Hose companies 1 2 3 and 5 and Hook and Ladder 1 were disbanded while remaining units 4 and 6 stayed. The department was motorized under a new city ordinance.
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Woburn
Fire Department
City of
Johnson
Tracey
New England Board of Fire Underwriters
Wose
Edward Parker Dies in Salem at 60
Edward P. Parker, 60, treasurer of Parker Brothers and former editor at the Commercial Bulletin of Boston, died this morning at his home 208 Lafayette Street in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Edward P. Parker
Parker Brothers
Commercial Bulletin of
Boston
Lafayette Street
Hunter fined for license-less hunt in Swampscott
Raron Treso of Revere was found guilty in Lynn Police Court of hunting without a license in Swampscott. He was fined 60 dollars after being caught with one small gray squirrel.
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Raron Treso
Revere
Lynn
Swampscott
Treso
Edwards Shopping Check Credit Plan advertised in Boston stores
An advertisement outlines Edwards Shopping Check as a cash-store credit method. It describes charging purchases to Edwards credit accounts, using Shopping Checks accepted as cash, and offers plans to pay $1 weekly. The notice promotes exclusive issuance at 8 Winter St and private customer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Boston
Edwards Office
Winter St
Washington Street
Warrant Quash Motions In Mohr Murder Case
Motions to quash the indictment charging Cecil V Brown Henry H Spellman and George W Healis with the murder of Dr C Franklin Mohr at Barrington Aug 31 and Mrs Elizabeth F Mohr as accessory before the fact were filed in the Superior Court today by counsel for Brown and Spellman Similar motions were filed for the assault with intent to kill Miss Emily G Burger who was with Dr Mohr in his car the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Cecil Victor Brown
Henry Howard Spellman
George W. Healis
C. Franklin Mohr
Barrington
Elizabeth Frances Mohr
Brown
Spellman
Emily G. Burger
Dr. Mohr
Spellman, Brown
Healis
Spellman and Brown
Brown and
Charles Boland
Harvard Law School awards forty one scholarships
Forty one scholarships were awarded yesterday at Harvard Law School by the president and fellows. Thirty seven were faculty scholarships given to law students for excellence. Third year law men largely won the Harvard honors. The J. M. Sears Jr prizes went to Gerard C. Henderson Donald J. Dunbar Elliott D. Smith and Joseph N. Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Law School
Harvard
J. M. Sears, Jr
Gerard C. Henderson
Donald JF. Dunbar
Elliott D. Smith
Joseph N. Welch
Langdell
Benjamin C. Gohen
Roscoe C. Macy
Fay
Adolf A. Berle
George Fisher
Isadore Levin
Shelton Hale
FE. R. Adams
J. E. Bennett
F. G. Blair
H. F. Burns
W. F. Cahill
F. D. Comerford
T. W. Dean
S. S. Gillam
B. F. Goldstein
F. G. Greenman
LeBaron R. Briggs, Jr
Dean Briggs
Radcliffe College
Norbert Wiener
Plan Fight On Bigger Fares At Bay State Line Hearings
The Wakefield Merchants and Business Men's Association opposes a Bay State railroad fare hike with Lowell officials filing against the proposal. George F. Lucas leads a three member committee to attend a January hearing at the State House and a dinner is planned to discuss the issue with regional leaders. The article also lists scholarships and Harvard appointments amid university news and a $65,717 gift from Edward Wheelwright estate to Harvard.
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Merchants and Business Men's Association of
Wakefield
Lowell
Public Service Commission
George F. Lucas
Wakefield Association
George H. Taylor Thomas Hickey
L. L. McMaster
State House
Frederick W. Dallinger
J. Joseph Hennessey, Jr
Bay State
Harvard Committee On
Wells Blanchard
R. Norris Williams 2d
Harvard
William J. Bingham
Lincoln
F. B. Sargent
Harvard Medical School
H. A. Spalding
G. E. Denham
Edward Wheelwright
Dorchester Couple Wed in Temple Beth El Ceremony
Miss Edith V. Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs S Allen of Michigan avenue Dorchester married Harry Angler son of Mr and Mrs Frank Angler both of Dorchester in Temple Beth El.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith V. Allen
S. Allen
Michigan Avenue
Dorchester
Harry Angler
Frank Angler
Temple Beth el
New England Newspaper Alliance Holds Fall Meeting
The New England Newspaper Alliance met in the state dining room at Copley Plaza yesterday afternoon with Frank K. Knox presiding. The main topic was journalistic bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Newspaper Alliance
Copley Plaza
Frank K. Knox
Hood's Sarsaparilla Purifies and Builds the Blood
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying and enriching the blood to strengthen the whole system. It claims the remedy has withstood forty years and encourages readers to obtain it today for better health.
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Edward H. Parker
Hunter
Winter and
Washington Streets
Winter Street
MOHR
MADE
Law School
Wakefield and
Hale
Committee On Athletics
Angler
Allen
Greater Boston
van Camp
O. K
Ceylon Tea
Oolong
F. B
Etec
M. O'Keeffe Inc
Newspaper Alliance Meets
Wilson Brothers
Wash'gton St. Scollay Sq
Tremont St. Tel
Hay
Highwadd
Troy
224TON CO
New
Roxbury
United
Redeem
Acars
Cale
Domet
Baldwin
Chinchilla
Bextra
Sateen
Serges
Stohtirs
Cotape
Kimonas
Nippon China
Mason
Lightning
R. G
Attase
Vweens
Hamburg
Hodgman
Peeper Var
Lou
China
Hood
Hood’s
Creamery
Rte Athae
Gett
Ralston
Rae’s
Snider’s
Washburn Croshly
Ipure
Wisconsin
Louisiana
California
Bensdorp
Royal
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