Four Plumbers Hurt In Middleton Auto Crash
Four men from Greater Boston including two master plumbers and two plumbing supplies salesmen were riding home from a Master Plumbers’ Association meeting at the Ferncroft Inn Middleton. Their car skidded near the State bath house on Nahant road, struck a telegraph pole, and threw out all four occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Master Plumbers’ Association
Ferncroft Inn
Middleton
Nahant Road
Boston Salesmen Hospitalized After Automobile Crash
Walter Farland of Shawmut avenue Boston a salesman for the International Plumber Company sustained three fractured ribs a severe laceration at the back of the head and several cuts without the face He was taken to the Lynn hospital where his condition is listed as serious Robert L Baker of Marblehead employed as salesman by Richardson Boynton Company of Lynn who operated the machine sustained several bruises and a severe shaking up He was taken to the Lynn hospital Frank Tobin of Franklin street Lynn was hurled through the wind shield and received several cuts about the face and hands A passing automobile took him for treatment to the office of Dr A Hoit Lynn Charlie s A Thillids Nahant road suffered a compound fracture of the body.
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Walter Farland
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
International Plumber Company
Qynn Hospital
Obert L. Baker
Isbury Road
Marblehead
Richardson, Boynton Company
Ofton
Lynn Hhospital
Frank Tobin
Franklin Street
Iuynn
A. Hoit
Ynn
Charlies A. Thillids
Nahant Road
Plumbers Meeting Tragedy After Car Crash at Nahant
Two men returning from a Master Plumbers Association meeting at the Ferncroft Inn were injured when Baker the chauffeur lost control of the auto on Traffic road near the Nahant bathhouse. One man sustained a neck and right arm injury and was rushed to Lynn hospital by a passing car. The other passenger was Phil lips being taken to Nahant. The car skidded and struck a pole about 200 feet beyond the Nahant bathhouse.
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Lynn Hospital
Master Plumbers’ Association
Ferncroft Inn
Baker
Phillips
Nahant
Lynn Beach
Nahant Bathhouse
Claim Woman Robbed House In Hull Case
Mrs. Mary Jane Pitts of Waveland Hull was arrested on larceny charges for stealing a diamond ring a Manila hat and coins from D. Bradley Rich a Boston real estate man residing at Pemberton The items were recovered and held at Hull police station Bail was set at 20 dollars with a Hingham court appearance scheduled The arrest followed a domestic call to police by a house resident
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Mary Jane Pitts
Waveland
Hull
D. Bradley Rich
Boston
Pemberton
John Knowles
Pitts
Hingham Court
Bradley
Child Struck by Auto in Somerville
Flore Clark, 12, of Belmont Place Somerville was struck by an auto driven by Emel Nordberg on Mystic Avenue yesterday afternoon. He sustained a possible fracture at the base of the brain and was taken to Somerville Hospital. Nordberg was held at the police station after witnesses corroborated his account.
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Flore Clark
Belmont Place
Somerville
Emel Nordberg
Mystic Avenue
Nordberg
New Brunswick Gifts 100 000 Bushels of Potatoes to England
Fredericton New Brunswick reports the provincial government has decided to donate 100000 bushels of potatoes to England as a wartime aid gesture announced on September 3. The move highlights agricultural surplus being allocated to Allied needs.
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England
Fredericton
N. B
New Brunswick
President to urge war tax revenue measure in joint session
Congress will hold a joint session tomorrow afternoon to hear President Wilson’s message on emergency revenues. A concurrent resolution was adopted in both houses to formalize the session. The President is expected to outline the necessity of funds without detailing the tax plan and will seek a broad spread of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wilson
President submits tax plan framework for revenue bill
The President sent a message to Representative Underwood chairing the Ways and Means Committee. Underwood outlined a plan to raise about 100 million dollars through an internal revenue tax on a few commodities to cover a deficit from declining customs receipts, but offered few details.
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Representative Underwood
Ways and Means
Underwood
Congress prepared with war tax measure details
Administration leaders seek a clearly defined taxation method before disclosure to avoid interference from affected interests. The measure should be ready for introduction early next week. President Wilson said the war tax would not be in effect long and noted that changing the tariff reduced Treasury deficits and lessened reliance on tariffs.
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Wilson
Treasury
Boston bankers urge delay on regional reserve banks
Comptroller John Skelton Williams meets in Washington with Daniel G. Wing president of the First National Bank of Boston Thomas P. Beale president of the Second National Bank and William A. Gaston of the National Shawmut to discuss expediting regional reserve banks. Boston financiers argue postponement until conditions improve considerably.
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John Skelton Williams
The
Treasury
Daniel G. Wing
First National Bank of Boston
Thomas P. Beale
Second National Bank
William A. Gaston
National Shawmut
Washington
Boston
Boston Bankers Split on Regional Reserve Bank Plan
Boston financiers say two top bank presidents favor delaying the regional reserve banks while Paul Warburg argues against immediate creation. Major Higginson urges cautious action, warning gold payments and currency changes affect the system. He notes June lending was tight and favors releasing money to ease strain as crops liquidate.
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Boston
Williams
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Warburg
Hamlin
Henry L. Higginson
Lee, Higginson & Co
Higginson
Governor Walsh Urges State Co operation Plan
Governor Walsh calls for a system of cooperation among State institutions to interchange produce and materials and reduce idleness among inmates. He highlights manufacturing State flags within facilities and notes a special commission for rebuilding the Harrison avenue railroad bridge. A conference supported a petition to appoint a bridge commission.
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Walsh
State Commission On
Harrison Avenue
Public Service Commission
Superior Court
Avery Street Renamed Fitzgerald Avenue Request
James Mulligan Jr of Grove Hall files a petition with Mayor Curley and street commissioners seeking to rename Avery Street Fitzgerald Avenue. The change honors the late mayor for securing the street widening through persistent effort.
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James Mulligan, Jr
Grove Hall
Curley
Board of Street Commissioners
Avery Street
Fitzgerald Avenue
Mulligan
Suffrage Rally in Liberty Square Speaker Lineup
Mrs. Maud Wood Park and Miss Dorothy Mosher of Waltham will address a Liberty Square suffrage rally. The Rev HB Byington and Whitfield Tuck of Winchester join the Boston Equal Suffrage Association gathering this afternoon from 1 to 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Wood Park
Dorothy Mosher
Waltham
HB. H. Byington
Whitfield Tuck
Winchester
Liberty Square
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Sailor Prince Albert Recovering From Illness
A bulletin says Prince Albert, second son of King George, is recovering from appendicitis at a nursing home in Aberdeen. He served as an ensign on the battleship Collingwood and will undergo an operation when advised. His condition causes no anxiety.
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Prince
London
Prince Albert
King George
Collingwood
Aberdeen
Silver Heels Breaks Free In Barnstable Race On Track
Silver Heels bolted from the sulky in the 2:15 class trot and pace at Barnstable Fair. The horse circled the track driverless twice, evading several would be handlers before Joseph Sherman of Weir Village South Yarmouth halted the runaway with arms outstretched.
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Barnstable
F. H. Thrall
Joseph Sherman
Weir Village
South Yarmouth
Horse Collides with Buggy Man at Fair Ends in Injuries
A horse collided with a man at a fair causing a sulky shaft to strike Sherman under the jaw. He lost consciousness and was helped by Boy Scouts and doctors in attendance. He was later taken home with serious injuries feared.
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Sherman
Elmer A. Stevens
Augustus L. Thorndike
Thacher
College Club
Falmouth Heights
Cape Cod
Hyannis
Barnstable
Yarmouth High School
Boy Kite Flier Falls From Roof of Stable
A 13 year old, Joseph McDermott of 1 Althea Street Roxbury, fell 50 feet from a stable roof on Northampton Street while flying a kite. He was brought to City Hospital with a brain concussion. the fall occurred while he backed up to raise the kite from the roof of his grandmother’s home.
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Northampton Street
Joseph McDermott
Althea Street
Roxbury
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Woman Doctor Bride of Somerville Man
Dr Louise Martha Sturtevant wed David B Armstrong at her parents home 78 Columbus avenue Somerville The ceremony was led by Rev Ransom A Greene First Universalist Charlestown The bride a Somerville graduate Wellesley College and Boston University School of Medicine Armstrong a former Somerville Alderman
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Louise Martha Sturtevant
Ralph M. Sturtevant
Columbus Avenue
Somerville
David B. Armstrong
Lincoln Street
Ransom A. Greene
First Universalist Church
Charlestown
Wellesley College
Boston University School of Medicine
Armstrong
McReynolds Takes Oath as Attorney General
Thomas W Gregory of Austin Texas is sworn in as United States Attorney General by Chief Justice White. Later J C Mc Reynolds the retiring Attorney General takes the oath as an associate justice of the Supreme Court. White travels from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to administer the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas Wgregory
Austin
Tex
United States
White
J. C. Mc Reynolds
Supreme Court
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
McReynolds
Lathers' Union Elects Keough Its President
Thomas F. Keough who led the Wood Wire and Metal lathers' union for all but one term in 30 years was unanimously re elected president at last Wednesdays election held at the union's headquarters. Charles L. Evans James M. Carey and others were renominated for key posts for a full year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Keough
Wood, Wire and Metalathers’ Union
Charles L. Evans
James M. Carey
Edward N. Kelly
M. J. Connors
How I Made My Hair Grow
A reader describes a failing experience with hair tonics and warnings about wood alcohol. The author shares a simple Bay Rum based recipe with menthol crystals Lavenda composee and optional perfume, claiming it stimulates growth and reduces dandruff. Apply nightly and morning by rubbing into the scalp to improve hair health.
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Gene Cranes
Winter Street
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Shepard
Copenhagen
Express
New Shepard Children’s
Secor
Shepard Boys
Norfolk
Boys’ Store
Wayne
Llas
Shepard Millinery
NEW Shepard Children’s Store
Shepard Ribbon
Rata Hepard
SHOR
Europe
Avery
Fitzgerald
Man Hurton
Barnstable Fair Grounds
Bride OF Somerville
M'Reynolds
Lathers’ Union
Keough
Campbell's
Ceylon
Blake Iss
Jameson
Duffy’s
Booth’s
Rs Sta Teresa
Calif
Vermouth
Canal St. Haymarset Square
GinterCo
Union St
Cor. Elmitkeu
Bot
West & Temple Pl
Bromfield St
S Tremont
Washington St
Tremont St
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