Feared Sudden Death for Years Ends in Somerville Death
Henry A. Miner a 62 year old bachelor of 36 Avon Street Somerville long feared sudden death. A neighbor Delia Luke of 105 Summer Street checked his room after the curtain was not raised by 10 a m. She found him dead. Medical Examiner Durrell cites heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Miner
Avon Street
Somerville
Delia
Luke
Summer Street
Miner
Durrell
Keene Hospital Fund Nears Goal After 11th Hour Push
In Keene New Hampshire four hundred workers race to raise 225000 for Elliott Hospital expansion. With $32000 still needed after Friday, public subscriptions summer residents and former locals rally. A working girl, a laborer, and a grateful worker each pledge large sums as three thousand people have given and a thousand more are expected.
Memorial Dedication Honors Fighter Harvey Hedden in Brighton
A large crowd attended dedication services for a square at Brooks and Parkman streets in Brighton Faneuil honoring marine Harvey Putnam Hedden who died in Ar gonne on November 1 1918. The event featured Hedden’s enlarged photo on the signboard and prayers by Rev A H Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Putnam Hedden
Brighton
Brooks Street
Patrick F. Fitzgerald
Brooks and Parkman Streets
Faneuil
Argonne
Hedden
France
A. H. Herrick
Oak Square’. Methodist Episcopal Church
Faneuil Congregational Church
Gordon Griffin
101St Engineers
Robert Turner
Harvey Hedden
Lora Underhill
Carl Underhill
Newton Street
Brighton-Allston Post
American Legion
Allston Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Francis Washburn
Masons
Cambridge Lodge No. 113
Qdd
President Watson
John J. Heffernan
Francis A. McLaughlin
William P. Doherty
Gas Incident At Lowell Street Lodgings Sends Man To Hospital
Constanto Mikovos aged 40 blew out the gas at his lodgings 49 Lowell street on Saturday night. His wife and two children are in the old country. Officers Conway and Lydon forced entry, aired the room, summoned firemen with a pulmotor from Ladder 1, and he was taken to Relief Hospital in stable condition after receiving care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constanto Mikovos
Old Country
Lowell Street
Conway and
Lydon
Ferryboat Runs Aground In Dense Fog Near Robbins Reef
Heavy fog halted New York harbor traffic as a ferry boat carrying scores of passengers went ashore on Robbins Reef. The vessel was refloated after six hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Bay
Robbins Reef
Textile Show Opens Today in Boston’s Textile Week
Boston hosts Textile Week with the largest US textile center expo to open at 2 PM in Mechanics Building. Attendees will see textile machinery, cloth samples from global origins, and a government booth on markets and exports. A veteran’s booth highlights disabled veterans training as textile workers. The show runs daily 10 AM to 10 PM throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Mechanics
Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Shows Reduction in Resources of Banks
Washington October 30. Aggregate resources of the 80 815 banks in the country amounting to 49 688 835 000 declined by 3 390 269 000 during the past fiscal year according to a statement of bank reports for June 30 1981 issued tonight by Comptroller of the Currency Crissinger. The 8154 national banks reporting showed a reduction in resources of 2 898 391 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crissinger
Boy Killed by Autoist In Roxbury
William Palatino a nine year old fleeing a sidewalk ran into an automobile on Massachusetts avenue opposite 75 Massachusetts. He was struck and knocked down and died at City Hospital from a fractured skull. The car owner Thomas B Flaherty of Worcester was arrested at Dudley Street police station on a manslaughter charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Palatino
Georges
Roxbury
Massachusetts
City Hospital
Arewalk
Massachusetts Avenue
Thomas B. Flaherty
Pleasant Street
Worcester
Dudley Street
Investigation Ordered Into Mail Heist Failures
Postmaster General Hays ordered an inquiry to determine responsibility for the failure to carry out protection orders that allowed bandits to rob a Broadway mail truck last Monday, escaping with 1,500,000 dollars in securities and cash. W Irving Grave will conduct the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Hays
W. Irving Grave
Veterans Bureau recommendations aim to boost efficiency
A Senate special committee report published today recommends sweeping changes to raise the Veterans' Bureau efficiency. The second panel report notes ongoing work and suggests reforms while the committee continues its inquiry into government relief for former service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
Bureau urged to broaden reach of laws and fund hospital reform
A report calls widening the scope of laws and enacting new measures to fix deficiencies shown in hearings. Proposals include 16400 for hospitals, transfer of government hospitals to the bureau, creation of a chaplain corps, cemeteries for veteran dead, expanded insurance to 10000 per policy, and removal of unsuitable contracts with hospitals. By July 1 1921 there were 890000 applications for vocational training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Bureau
Chaplain Corps
Armistice Anniversary Highlight on Training Rehabilitation
Report marks nearly three years since armistice with only 5060 rehabilitated. Committee notes 12 000 men trained without pay from 9 percent eligibility and 96 000 with pay from 159 309 eligibles, many unable to train due to lack of income. About half of trainees are in schools or universities pursuing better national opportunities.
Twenty Die When Steamer August Capsizes in Scheldt
Twenty persons drowned as the steamer August capsized in the Scheldt. The ship listed after the wheel jammed under shifting cargo, sank within eight to ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Scheldt
Constipation Story Promotes Cereal Meal Breakfast
A business man credits CEREAL MEAL with ending his thirty year constipation and auto intoxication. The letter explains the product’s digestive and lubricating action and promises a guaranteed return if not effective. It notes widespread breakfast use in Massachusetts and directs readers to local dealers via the S. S. Pierce Co. of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Pieree Co
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
DAME
Stoddardco
Washington St
Franklin
Keene
N. H
Sure of Fine Institution
R. H.stearns CO
Choice
Derby
R.H. Stearns CO
Bnghton
Boy
Kinox Yj Company
Pathe
South Sea Isles
Geo. White
Kentucky
Fee
Cinne
Indiana
Rubinstein
Mendelssohn
Rourree
Bach-Saint Saens
Chopin
Sdquehanna Shore
Nathan Glantz
Bird
Merry Melody
Merry Melody Men
Piedmont Orchestra
Raderman’s Orchestra
Casino ‘Dance Orchestra
Casino Dance Orchestra
J. Samuels
Music Masters
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Elliot Shaw
William Rees
Aileen Stanley
Aileen Stanley Crescent Trio
Lewis James Rae
Eleanor Ball Rae
Eleanor Ball
Rudolph Gans
Rudolph Ganz Ferera
Franchini
Ferera
Orlando’s
Lewis James
Elliot Shaw Shannon
Shannon
William Lowe
Irving Berlin
Pathe Freres Phonograph Company
Brooklyn, N.Y
Gereal
Web
Deap Srks
Eerd
I. Brow
Tila
Sven
A.ff
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!