Record Cranberry Crop Expected To Break Goals
Aug 31 Hyannis reports a million dollars of cranberries the Cape Cod bogs will yield this year the largest crop in years Picking starts in September 1500 freight cars needed to move the crop Cranberry Special runs Middleboro to Taunton daily New York Boston shipments routed via Fall River and the south shore Coastal bogs cover 6000 acres Flooding protects vines Costs and potential yields outlined Cape Cod leads New England in quality despite nearby competition
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Hyannis
Cape Cod
Middleboro
Taunton
Harlem River
Maybrook
Canada
Concord Junction
New York City
Fall River
Sboston
Duxbury
Marshfield
New England
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Slit skirts not immoral says Rockland pastor
The Rev. Louis A. Walker of the First Unitarian Church in Rockland Mass. argues that slit skirts are not a moral index. He contends fashion followers may be foolish but not wicked and that dress should not be used to judge immorality.
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Rockland
Mass
Louis A. Walker
First Unitarian
Walker
Attack on Robert Lowrey Ends With Window Breakage
Robert Lowrey of 63 Dartmouth Street was assaulted by a gang on Tremont Street in the South End. He was knocked down and thrown through a plate glass window while defending himself, in what is believed to be an attempted robbery. Lowrey, 21, was walking when bumped by a gang member, prompting the group to attack.
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Robert Lowrey
Dartmouth Street
Tremont Street
South End
Lowery
Lowrey
Assault in city. Lowrey hospital bound
The gang attacked Lowrey who was taken to City Hospital with a deep scalp wound requiring several stitches. Police arrived as assailants fled in a moving car. officers pursued but the men escaped.
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Lowrey
Gibson to face third trial for Szabo death at Goshen
Tovert H. Elder of New York visited Burton W. Gibson in the Orange county jail as District Attorney J. D. Wilson, Jr., plans a third trial for Gibson on the murder charge in the July 16 1912 Greenwood Lake case. Gibson’s lawyers, with Henry Kohl and Jacob J. Singer, will present an entire new defense.
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Goshen
Tovert H. Elder
New York
Burton W. Gibson
Orange County
Rosa Menschick Szabo
Greenwood Lake
Wilder
J. D. Wilson, Jr
Newburg
Gibson
Supreme Court
Henry Kohl
Newbury
Jacob J. Singer
Jersey City
G ™ Son
Elder
Singer
Ghost Breaker mirrors modern news style in Boston play
The Ghost Breaker at Park Theatre blends Chinatown lore with newspaper storytelling as Charles W. Goddard and Maurice Campbell stage a thriller full of action. The show bowed after years of debate, with H. B. Warner star and Goddard noted for police reporting in Boston Post.
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Boston
Chinatown
Park Theatre
Charles W. Goddard
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Boston Post
H. B. Warner
Maurice Campbell
New York
Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
Chicago
Goddard
Paul Dickes
Comenection
New Clubhouse Planned for Essex County Club
Hamilton Aug 81 One of the state s most attractive club houses will be built for the Essex County Club if plans are approved The club will consider building and finance committee reports Tuesday evening with occupancy targeted for next season
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Hamilton
Essex County Club
Stamford Couple Wed After Years Apart
George Potts a 70 year old widower from Pound Ridge New York and Mary A Foote a 66 year old widow in Stamford were married yesterday by Justice Tripper. The couple had been sweethearts years ago before drifting apart.
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Stamford, Conn
George Potts
Pound Ridge
N. Y
Mary A. Foote
New Church Cornerstone Laying in East Boston
The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church at 18 Saratoga Street East Boston saw its cornerstone laid by Rev. G Ohman president of the New Conference. The assembly included Rev. A F Seastrand and other Boston district ministers. Ohman spoke of Swedish immigrant needs and celebrated the community effort. The new church will serve seamen and immigrants aided by missionaries and local supporters. Noted clergymen present included Dr C F Johnson Rev Edwin L Miller Rev A Everett and others.
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Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church
Saratoga Street
Boston
G. Ohman
New Conference
A. F. Seastrand
Ohman
East Bos
Rch
Trinity Lutheran Church of
I BH
Manchester
Jacobson
Cambridge
New Rector for South End Church
Rev Frank Poole Johnson, formerly with a local Episcopal group in New York, leaves the church to join the Church of the Ascension in South Boston. He succeeds Rev Elin TU Bugbee who led the church for the past year.
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Frank Poole Johnson
Episcopal
Church
New York
Church of the Ascension
South Boston
Elin TU. Bugbee
Cherge
Newtonville girl picked for San Francisco beauty contest
Ruth Barber daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Barber of 131 Newtonville Avenue Newtonville is among children chosen by the Panama Pacific exposition committee to enter the 150000 dollar beauty contest at the international children's building in San Francisco.
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Ruth Barber
D. F. Barber
Newtonville
Henry Havelock Peirce
Newtonville Avenue
International Children’s Building
San Francisco
Representative children vie for medals at international event
Travelling congress representatives select children from major cities in the United States and abroad for health and beauty medals. Advertisers offer cash prizes in return for exhibiting in the Children's building. The profile mentions Little Miss Barber, a violinist and piano student, with a background in outdoor activity and a Boston bull companion, pending further schooling at Bigelow Grammar. Picture No 4 features Hazel Josephine Beckwirth.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Congress
Miss Barber
Newtons
Maine
Boston
The
Bigelow Grammar
Barber
Chandler & Barber, Hardware
Summer Street
Cable Splicer James Hooper Dies From Wax Burn
James Hooper of the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company and Local 304 Cable Splicers' Union IL B E W died at Waltham Hospital from injuries suffered while splicing a cable in Lincoln Massachusetts a week earlier. The accident involved paraffin wax catching fire and burning his clothing and shoes.
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James Hooper
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Cable Splicers’ Union
Waltham Hospital
Lincoln
Mass
Cooper
Visiting preachers and union services noted in Boston area
Several pastors from Bradford Worcester Fall River Newton and Chicago visited Boston for open-air Y M C A services Pine Banks Park hosted the final session. Union services across Baptist Congregational and Methodist churches in Winchester closed with Rev Edward M Noyes preaching.
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Boston
J. S. Pendleton
Bradford
N. H
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. F. Hill Crathern
Worcester
Mass
Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Clarerice I. Swift
Fall River
Eliot Congregational Church
Newton
Charles Lane
Chicago
Park Street Church
John E. Whitney
New York
Shawmut Congregational Church
Charles E. Jackson
Melrose and
Malden
Pine Banks Park
Major
Mrs. Sheppard
The
Salvation Army of
Baptist Congregational
Methodist Churches
Winchester
First Congregational Church
Edward M. Noyes
First Congregational Church of
Poisoned in Factory Sues for Damages
Charles Boetter formerly employed at C. D. Hertlein silk finishing in New York claims blood poisoning after cleaning dye containers. He alleges a blistered finger led to amputation and seeks substantial damages from the firm.
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New York
Charles Boetter
C. D. Hertlein
One Hundred and Forty Eighth Street
Brook Avenue
Champion Dancer at Age Seventy One
John Tom Rogers of Shortley, aged 71, won Sussex county dancing championship at Oak Orchard Delaware. He claimed the buck and wing jig and reel title for the first year none of the younger contestants could master, impressing the crowd as the fiddlers changed dances without a misstep.
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Oak Orchard
Del
John Tom Rogers
Shortley
Sussex County
Minute Boys to Play T. R. Q T. BB Club
The Minute Boys of Lexington face the T. R. and T. club this afternoon at 3 30 on the new Lexington Athletic Field. After a prior defeat the locals are confident of victory with Jack Dailey returning to the box.
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T. BB. Club
Lexington
T. R
T.’s
New Lexington Athletic
Jack Dailey
Government Land Offer in Montana at Low Prices
The United States Government plans to offer over a million acres in northeastern Montana to citizens under Homestead laws for 2.50 to 7.00 per acre. Lands could yield 20 to 30 bushels of wheat per acre and 40 to 60 bushels of oats. Register between September 1 and 20 to obtain a map and pamphlet, with free materials mailed on request. Alex Stocks, Boston.
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United States
Montana
U.S
Alex Stocks
New Oyland
Washington
Boston
Maly
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